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Of course we're basing this off of an "if" because the regulations weren't in place. Oh they did? Like when Republicans cut back security at foreign embassies before Benghazi?

From your article: He wasn't sick, and he didn't know he was exposed to a person who was sick. The regulation wouldn't have mattered even if it was in place, and it wasn't a very good regulation to begin with. Had it been applied the dude could have been quarantined in an airport for up to 3 days, and he still would've been let go because he was asymptomatic. Cute headline for your type to parrot, but the devil is in the details.

Can't believe Washington and Colorado legalized weed. Weird how they just fell off the face of the earth like all those states that legalized gay marriage.

Put down your iPhones sheeple!

Look who you're asking brah. And while I'm no fan of Jesse Jackson, the family invited him to Dallas and nothing in his press conference had any racial undertones. It's angry white conservatives just looking for another partisan battle when there isn't one.

The squealing you speak of was the color guy though. The play-by-play dude did a pretty good job describing what happened even though he had heavy emotions.

Just another reminder that conference reshuffling is killing all the good rivalry games.

While guys like Gus Johnson can go way overboard, I don't fault the Auburn guys at all for that call. I think I was in hysterics watching that play unfold on TV and I'm not even an Auburn fan. You expect a little bit of homerism for those types of broadcasts, and what exactly could the color commenter add to that play besides the pure emotion that was pouring out of him at that time.

31-17 UAB

Yeah god forbid they incorporate breast cancer awareness in their uniforms....

I misread slightly. 2009 results were based on 2005-2009 recruiting.

We actually played a little better on the field than the guys we recruited during the Dodge years. If you can believe that... http://regressing.deadspin.com/chart-which-ncaa-football-teams-outplay-their-recruit-1640831522/+benes?utm_campaign=socialflow_deadspin_twitter&utm_source=deadspin_twitter&utm_medium=socialflow

Lovely. Now we get to hear all about how "overrated" Oregon is from the SEC homers. Nevermind the fact that they lost to an undefeated team who pollsters didn't bother to rank. They were too busy circlejerking over the SEC West to notice. Just gotta hope we get an undefeated OU and UCLA or we might end up with an all-SEC playoff.

My biggest question in all of this is when it all blows over and there's maybe 2 infected people, what will you guys have to be afraid of next?

Perspective Ebola 2014 Hand, Foot and Mouth disease 2011 Swine Flu 2009 Bird Flu 2005 SARS 2003 Reminder: You'll probably die of heart disease — Corrosive Baker (@Corrosivebaker) October 2, 2014

Baylor maybe a different story, but TCU and USC are essentially alike: founded by religious institutions but now unaffiliated.

The picture they use for Bo Pelini >>>

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Look at that guys: Xenophobia spreading faster than the disease itself. "Sweden eradicates all pigeons"

It's more like an STD than a cold, really.

The expectations for RichRod were probably too high, Hoke is just a bumbling moron at this point. His excuse for not taking out his QB last Saturday is indefensible. It's amazing to me that he did so well at SDSU but has completely gone off the deep end at Michigan.

You're so right but when I read this I just die laughing in amazement. Here's hoping Brady Hoke ends up at SMU or any conference USA rival for that matter.

Are you high?

Heart of Dallas vs Rutgers or Bahamas Bowl vs Western Michigan. http://espn.go.com/college-football/bowls/projections/_/week/6