To President @realDonaldTrump,
Don’t do their job for them in one night. For 47 years, the Islamic Republic has tried, and failed, to destroy Iran’s civilization.
Tonight, millions are living in #DigitalBlackoutInIran, cut off from the world, not even knowing if our families are alive.
Don’t take Iran back to the Stone Age. Target the Stone Age mindset, the officials who are hanging innocent protesters in the 21st century.
@SpectrumBiz My Spectrum phone lines have been down literally all week. I've spoken with 12-13 different Spectrum representatives. I spent 3 hours on Monday, getting transferred around. Yesterday an agent deliberately cancelled my service, even though I told him not to.
@ArtSeeberger@LawrenceBJones3 This is a bad look for both universities and players, agreed. The educational fees need to at least be a line item deduction on NIL/Revenue Sharing deals.
@DanWolken It's doable yes, but wouldn't be CFB anymore. It would be minor league football involving drafting, trading of players, et al. Would also involve schism of schools.
If political compromise/SCORE isn't possible, schism and above are inevitable.
@slmandel Obviously there's truth to what you say. It's also obvious that there needs to be a compromise between academic model and pay for play, or schism will inevitably ensue. One league will then involve drafting and trading of players.
Not only did Lou Holtz make a massive impact on the field, but he also did it in the media.
His longtime ESPN partner @mark_may shares some of his fondest memories of Coach when he joined @ESPN_Schick & @Bcarp3!
@BrianBuckWargo@dennisdoddcbs While that's likely true, and eye-opening, could they not have invited a like-minded Democrat from the HOR to the round-table?
@grunny61 Saving this one, Tim, and thanks. I love what Lou said to you when you were thinking about whether to test free agency outside KC. "Don't mess with happy".
@JasonBelzer@dennisdoddcbs I agree and I think the SCORE Bill can be a compromise between the academic model and pay for play. Need the athletes involved in the round-table. (Maybe not the lawyers though..)
@HoltzHeroes@BobbyTaylor21 Great stuff, Bobby, thank you so much for sharing. Your '93 team was the first ND team I remember watching at age 7. FSU win first game I vividly recall. God bless Lou Holtz.