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That’s surprising. Mine was delivered at least two weeks ago. Hope you get it soon.

Let me introduce you to: 🤣🤣🤣

I think the “insecure old white dudes” are pointing out how you can always find something to be offended by if you choose to do so.

Hahaha. I’ve read the threads. This is a true statement.

Obviously Patriots has to go.

As a few others have alluded to, #10 didn’t really have an answer I felt accurately conveyed my feelings. Thank you for your service to the community and thanks for the opportunity to complete the survey.

Sadly, the bar is pretty low for both coaches and players.

I can almost guarantee that the person who did it is in favor of taking down statues, changing team mascots, etc because they don’t want people to feel bad. Irony

Meh

I don’t know man. I tend to think most universities were holding off making a decision about fall sports until they heard from Bowdoin. Their influence over major college athletics is a little known fact.

I have no doubt they would have been far worse on other issues. My opinion of course.

It has a lot to do with the alternative four years ago and the alternative now.

If 2013 or 2017 is the best team ever it says a lot about our history. No disrespect intended to any players on those teams because they were very good and they gave the fan base many good memories, but best team ever? It’s hard being green, but I’ll keep on keeping on😁

You are clearly a part of the media🤣

So if that’s the “simple” solution, why not just require that masks be worn? No mask, no entry. Mask off once inside, you’re escorted to the exit. Simple.

That team brought me much joy, but it’s not only sad, but also pathetic, embarrassing, etc., etc.

Well, Mason was running for his life, but not sure if that counts.

Love the positivity, but I just don’t see it. I hope you can revive this post in December and do a little bragging though.

The last four elections (at least) have been choosing the lesser of two evils. It’s really sad that this is the best either party has to offer. For me, Bush Sr. was the last President who was a truly respectable individual, even if you didn’t agree with him politically.

It’s obvious that millions of Americans view it as disrespectful to kneel during the anthem. This being the case, he possibly hurt his cause more than helping it. Had he found another way to protest, he might have gained support and his protests could have made a tangible difference.

https://www.wsj.com/amp/articles/the-myth-of-systemic-police-racism-11591119883 An opinion piece, but backed up by factual statistical data.

You certainly did not and I didn’t intend to imply that you did. My apologies.

I guess the warrant for his arrest should have just been ignored? The cop was watching out for the guys safety and was simply going to give him a warning...even after he was non-compliant AND tried to leave. Its unbelievable that anyone could think this cop did anything wrong at all.

That cop was going out of his to make the situation as non-confrontational as possible.

But would he have had a better chance of being drafted carrying a clipboard in the Big 12 or playing in CUSA? Not saying it doesn’t happen (see Baker Mayfield), but it’s a very rare occurrence for a Big 12 school to have a starting QB who was a walk on. My point was that UNT gave him a chance when no one else did. My apologies for attributing the Kyler/Mason comparison to you.