Was it a touchdown in all 50 states or were they just not going to call it a touchback?

The way it’s portrayed, that’s like 8 eggs

He also hasn’t even attempted an argument as to why I should care.

He acts like the motivation to perpetuate humanity is self-evident, but I’ve yet to be convinced humanity should be preserved.

I had this exact same thought when I heard the news. They keep bringing in former players who add zero substance and the people who are actually entertaining and interesting pay the price.

Bonus, this is the hardest entrance I have ever seen, the pan to the full field shot and the flag is a Dune battle scene

She has a doctorate in philosophy and has zero medical training whatsoever. So, yeah, basically Dr. Pepper

Evolution. We are tribal and sports allow us to be part of tribes and is therefore appealing to us.

Plus competition creates suspense and drama and we love suspense and drama.

It’s just low-hanging fruit for our brains and we dig it. Again, not saying it’s good, but….

We love sports!

Not saying that’s a positive societal attribute, but we do…so we watch…and TV networks make billions airing sports because we watch, and those networks pay teams billions for those rights and there ya go 🤷🏻‍♂️

First, people begrudge that allll the time.

Second:

CEO = Management
Team Owners = Management
Players = Labor

We shouldn’t begrudge labor for extracting money from management.

If you don't want the chicken to shit on your painting, defeat the chicken's football team. Otherwise the chicken can do whatever the chicken wants

UT-A&M as primary
LSU-OU as secondary
IU-PU as the check-in
UF-FSU and UW-Ore as the “everything else is in commercials”