Screw it, all silver build

🚨 MAJOR BREAKING: President Trump announces he will issue a $5,000 DOLLAR dividend to every adult US citizen if the Republican Party holds the Senate and House in 2026 WOW. Trump says it's similar to a company issuing "cash distributions to its shareholders" "Because our country is making so much money." "Only I can make this promise to you. Here is my promise. If the Republicans win the House of Representatives and the United States Senate, both of them, because of our economic, tremendous economic success, like in history we've never had anything like what's happening..." "I will issue a dividend to every adult citizen in the United States of America for $5,000." That's HUGE.

USA and CBS coming to the PAC-12 to add LSU

ITS OFFICIAL: WESTERN MICHIGAN WON 12-7 PER NCAA RULES CLARIFICATION *** The NCAA memo sets a simple rule for these last-second clock reviews: replay officials must use the clock that appears on the TV broadcast feed (the “program feed”), not a separate clock inside their own replay computer. Here is how that rule applies to the Western Michigan–Michigan game: 1. Western Michigan led 12-7. Michigan threw a Hail Mary that fell incomplete in the end zone. 2. Both the stadium scoreboard and the NBC broadcast clock showed 0:00 when the ball became dead. 3. Under the memo’s protocol, those two clocks are the ones that count. Replay officials were required to look at the broadcast feed clock. 4. That clock already read 0:00, so there was no “clear and obvious” evidence that time remained. Officials therefore could not put a second back on the clock. 5. The referee would have declared the game over. Final score: Western Michigan 12, Michigan 7. Instead, the replay crew used a different, unsynchronized clock from their own system that still showed 1 second. That is the step the new memo now forbids.

Making sure I have this sequencing right: LSU wants to use NFL players; P4 + many G6s adopt policies against using NFL players; the Pac-12 does not adopt that policy; LSU gets booted from the SEC; LSU needs a home for its NFL players ... So that's why the P12 created the flex weekend

Theresa is playing chess while everyone else is playing checkers

Don't forget to set your clock back one second this Saturday for Michigan Savings Time

BREAKING: Lane Kiffin says all options on the table. Willing to upend the entire structure of college football & get the Pac-12 its autonomous status back. Conference of Champions hasn't dismissed former Pro players returning and is ready for its profile to be raised in marriage.

LSU Tigers are considering accepting a Pac-12 invite to make the league Power 5 with autonomous status for the 2027 season.🔥👀

That would be epic! Leave 5 roster spots for former NFL players with eligibility and BOOM here comes the PAC 12!!

Remember when Michigan won a "Natty" in 97 on this one? Still 1 second left (should of been 3) but hey fuck it... nonsense

“USC is a tough place to play” - big 10 homer @joelklatt

Why are we playing college football in Ireland? College football needs to be played on campus. Every decision that people with money make ruin college football worse and worse.

Keep 3 cut 6!🔥✂️ Pac-12 expansion edition!

🚨 BREAKING 🚨 Rice University is expected to join the Pac-12, according to @OS_Beaver and other chuds close to the situation. The Owls are joining a stacked Mountain West Conference (now called the Pac-12). 🦉 Conference Commissioner Teresa Gould said “At the Pac-12, we believe in making bold decisions. Unfortunately, we usually make them after everyone else has already figured out what we’re doing.” PAC-12 AFTER DARK JUST GOT SMARTER. 😂 #RICEsurgence #BackThePac #Pac12AfterDark

Essentially dismantling the PAC-12 was one of the dumbest moves ever in college sports. As bad as it is for UW, UO, USC, UCLA, Stanford and Cal in the ACC makes about as much sense as West Virginia in the Big 12. All about the mighty $$$.

I get why the Big Ten expansion happened (the PAC 12 was horribly mismanaged and the Big 10 had a prisoner’s dilemma with the SEC when the SEC expanded ) but I wish we still had the PAC 12 with competent leadership. Expansion made college football worse.

Yikes: The Bills' new $2.1 billion stadium has gone viral for being the "WORST" designed stadium of all time. Almost every section in the upper deck of the new Highmark Stadium has obstructed views due to clear design flaws. 😬😬😬

Never forget what they took from us

USA Sports with being a Pac-12 TV partner: - Negotiated for a majority of the FB games (22 games) - Chose Boise State, Washington State, and Oregon State for the most games on the channel with 5 each - Paid extra to pick-and-choose for the flex games - Sending camera crews to document all campuses & fall camps currently Not to mention since the channel is a spin-off of NBC Sports, and what’s been broadcasted already in other collegiate games, all FB & basketball games could feature the NBC Sports broadcast & scorebug style. Pac-12 fans gotta be feeling the love already.