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The Hokies secondary couldn’t cover receivers on bad offenses so we should have known it wouldn’t cover receivers on a good one
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Not sure I want to wade into the targeting discussion here, but that certainly didn't feel like an ejection-worthy hit. #Hokies
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Alabama (6-2) is ranked 5th.
Tennessee (6-2) is ranked 13th.
They played a football game 2 wks ago.
Tennessee won by 16.
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If @TheDemocrats are smart, they’ll realize that tonight is a mandate to govern from the center, not pull the country to the extreme left. Americans are tired of extremes and just want some normalcy.
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At some point, we’ll realize that Americans don’t want a far-left or far-right country.
We’re a nation filled with people who are desperately looking for sensible leaders in a broken political system.
And the GOP did the opposite of what nearly every voter wanted. Thus, this.
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Iowa’s Kirk Ferentz sounds off on the College Football Playoff rankings show and ESPN:
“It’s great for TV, right? ESPN’s loving it, I’m sure. … They do seem to promote the sports they carry. You couldn’t find anything on the World Series. … Then I was like FOX, ESPN — oh yeah. … We [don’t play] on ESPN so we probably won’t make the rankings.”
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November 3️⃣ College Football Playoff Selection Committee Rankings
2️⃣3️⃣. Oregon Ducks // @oregonfootball
Beat Stanford by 54.
Beat Virginia by 44.
Beat Cal by 34 on the road.
Beat NC State by 24 on the road.
Beat Louisville (on the road) by the same margin that Ole Miss did.
But, they lost one singular game to the best team in College Football so they get shoved down to #16 and treated like crap, while 2-loss SEC teams get gifted spots in the Top 5.
Unbelievable.
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interesting theory, theres actually a whole book about this if you want to read more on it, read "Dune" by Frank Herbert
One of the coolest theories I’ve come across is that Paul Atreides was never truly the Kwisatz Haderach the Bene Gesserit intended—he was a rogue variant who forced the path open too early, and the real one (or the one who could have walked the Golden Path without becoming a tyrant) was always meant to emerge much later. The idea is that his prescience locked the universe into a narrower, more violent timeline, which is why Leto II had to take the extreme measures he did to force humanity off that track.
It also ties into the theory that the sandworms themselves are a kind of living archive of ancestral memory—each worm carrying fragments of the consciousness of every Fremen and every previous God Emperor who was absorbed into the spice cycle. So when someone takes the Water of Life, they’re not just accessing their own genetic memory; they’re briefly plugging into a planetary-scale consciousness that has been evolving for millennia. Makes the whole ecosystem feel even more alien and deliberate.
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This is literally just the plot of Dune.
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