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Which Other Tragedies Can Sean McDermott Use to Inspire the Bills?
Unlike everyone else online who seems extremely disturbed by Sean McDermott giving props to Al-Qaeda, I get it. I’m glad there’s another person out there Continue Reading
Willie Fritz is Already Winning Me Over
Full disclosure, I wanted Jeff Traylor. He’s young, he’s successful, and he’s built a successful program in Texas in the last few years. This is Continue Reading
Manchester City is Third in the Table, Bring Out the Crab Rave
Since 2017, I have been continually tormented by men in sky blue uniforms who have operated a classic music-like orchestra under the direction of a Continue Reading
Florida State Has Been Claimed by the College Football Chaos Scenario
My senior year of college I took a “Politics in Russia” class. The class focused on the post-Russian Revolution politics, and was an insight into Continue Reading
Ethical Dilemma Tuesday: What Should the Texans Have Done to the Refs
Listen, as my good friend Tessa put it, maybe South America has it right about dealing with referees. Now, is this an overreaction after watching Continue Reading
Our Long, Dana Holgorsen Nightmare is Over
I really haven’t spoken up about Dana’s tenure lately, because there has been nothing to say. Every point or quip I had would have been Continue Reading
Moon Don’t Lie (For the Detroit Lions)
This is actually an apology blog. I’d like to send out an apology to all the astrology girls that I have silently made fun of Continue Reading
The USMNT Has to Stop Losing to Trinidad and Tobago
This blog was supposed to start with me reminiscing to 2017, after realizing the US would not be in the 2018 World Cup. It was Continue Reading
Texas A&M Continues to Embarrass Itself
This blog is based off one single tweet from Texas A&M Football. The problem with that tweet is that it personified everything I feel about Continue Reading