When is the board meeting to discuss how to prevent more Big 12 assistant coaches from planting knives on their own sideline then publicly lying about it to slander Texas Tech and its fans?
Our Alpha rocket is going global!
Yesterday Firefly and @SSCspace celebrated several milestones for Launch Complex 3C at the Esrange Space Centre in Sweden.
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It takes a long time to get data back from space and even longer to process it.
On Blue Ghost Mission 2, we’re doing something that has never been done before— running AI directly from lunar orbit using @NVIDIARobotics Jetson platform. Our Elytra orbiter will process lunar images in space and send back critical insights in near real-time instead of raw data that takes weeks or even months to analyze.
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I go back to the initial hearing.
Kessler spoke for 45 minutes. Cited cases that supported Sorsby’s position. Spoke about how the NCAA is inconsistent in it's enforcement and messaging and made a case for why Sorsby’s mental health couldn't be used against him.
The NCAA walked up,
did not challenge anything that Kessler cited and agreed to the facts of the case as portrayed by Kessler.
Claimed that they think Sorsby is faking his gambling addiction with no evidence to support their claim and then sat down.
If you don't like the outcome, blame the freaking NCAA. If they were even a little bit competent, they would have won the injunction.
What wild 24 hours. Here are 3⃣ misconceptions/misinformation I'm seeing regarding the Brendan Sorsby case:
1. He bet on games he played in.
He did NOT bet on any games he suited up for.
While not great he bet on games while redshirting, he never bet on a game he suit up in.
2. The Judge in this case is from Lubbock.
Ken Curry is a retired Tarrant County (Fort Worth) judge that graduated from Houston and UT-Arlington. He is currently eligible to practice law and his practice is listed in Colleyville, TX (over 300 miles from Lubbock).
3. Texas Tech did something wrong.
He made all of his bets before taking a snap at Texas Tech. Cincinnati was alerted to his potential gambling activity (per ESPN).
Texas Tech declared him ineligible and will now follow the temporary injunction (like the rest of the NCAA).
Michigan sign stealing scandal
Schools cheating in recruiting paying players under the table for decades
Schools knowingly playing rapist and murders
But no CFB has a meltdown at a dude on the bench betting 20 bucks that his team is going to win getting a reduced suspension
In the last three years, Texas Tech, more than anyone else in the country, has taken full advantage of the current rules.
They did it again with Sorsby.
Texas Tech isn't breaking CFB, they are just navigating the system better than you.
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The last time the Spurs faced the Knicks in the NBA Finals was in 1999.
The Spurs won in five, led by a 22 year old Tim Duncan.
27 years later, San Antonio will face the Knicks in the NBA Finals, led by a 22 year old Victor Wembanyama.
Will history repeat itself? 👀