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Chris Lynch's slanted view on sports, politics and entertainment. Please send thoughts or comments to chris.lynch@gmail.com
Yesterday was a big day of upsets in college football starting with Vanderbilt defeating number 1 Alabama in Nashville and including number 4 Tennessee falling to the Razorbacks in Arkansas. The day also included number 9 Missouri getting easily handled by Texas A&M, number 10 Michigan losing to Washington, number 11 USC losing to Minnesota, and number 22 Louisville losing to ACC newbie SMU. Some more observations include:
- College football stat of the day
- We also have to include this crazy last play of the UConn-Temple game.
- Nick Saban with some good life advice that just apply to coaching
- Strange day for Notre Dame fans. They easily beat Texas A&M in their season opener and the Aggies handled Missouri but they beat Louisville last week and the Cardinals lost to SMU. Meanwhile the team to beat them - NIU was losing to UMass 13-7 at halftime. Imagine if that held up? What a day of rollercoaster finals.
- As good as the football was those suffering from Hurricane Helene were never far from people's minds.
Stuff I found interesting or amusing and thought I'd share.
- I support this bill 100%. Anthony Fauci was a puppy torturer.
Stuff I found interesting or amusing and thought I'd share.
- In wake of Impeachment, Biden White House sends memos to corporate media to go after Republicans. All it takes is for Biden to address the press live but I think that'll never happen.
- Interesting look a Alabama visiting non-Power 5 USF on Saturday. Always found it amusing that the University of Southern Florida is in Tampa. If you know your geography - this is amusing.
- Iconic Seattle fish market to close after 77-years amid rising crime and homelessness. Hard not to laugh at the self-inflicted wounds of Seattle and Portland.
- Profile pf Alex Rodriguez on ESPN that paints him as a steroids using, rat informant. One can't help but wonder if ESPN is trying to get A-Rod out of the broadcast booth.
Stuff I found interesting or amusing and thought I'd share.
- Interesting look at the standoff between Disney and Spectrum. Think Disney has badly overpaid their hand.
- Tyler Cowen on if Bach is the greatest achiever in history.
- Interesting profile of Steve Sarkisian in the eve of the Alabama v Texas showdown
- The Free Press: Are NFL running backs the new face of the American labor movement? Not sure the threat of a strike by NFL RB's really scares anyone. There are plenty more who would love the chance of a $1.8 average salary.
More stuff I found interesting or amusing.
- Alabama baseball coach fired after suspicious betting activity. Coaches betting is a no-no. Betting against your team is a real NO-NO.
- Heh Heh
- Anheuser-Busch CEO finally disavows Dylan Mulvaney partnership. Article does a good job documenting the controversy and the ripples it has caused in the beer industry.
- Westinghouse unveils the AP300 - a new small modular 300-400KW nuclear reactor. Faster please!
Miscellaneous thoughts and observations.
Actually think Bill Belichick did Cam Newton a favor by releasing him and would not be surprised if that request actually came from Cam Newton who has made as much money as he's going to make in New England. Cam has his signing bonus and his guaranteed base salary but there was no way he was going to make his incentives as a back up. Now he is free to sign with another team where he has a chance to be the starting QB... Potatoes were forbidden in England until the early 18th century for the simple reason that potatoes aren't mentioned in the Bible. You know what else isn't mentioned in the Bible? England!... If there was a Church of Bacon - I'd be a parishioner. Maybe even a priest... Beach and Pina Colada season is officially over. It is now beer and football season... Interesting nugget from ESPN, "In the last 39 seasons, no quarterback drafted out of Alabama has won more than seven starts in a single year." Wish I could bet that Mac Jones would break that trend - oh wait - I already did...
Stuff I found interesting or amusing and thought I'd share.
- Chinese Media Fabricated "Swiss Biologist" Who Claimed US had Pressured WHO Into Investigating Wuhan Lab Leak Theory. Don't trust China. China is asshole!
- 1 in 5 kids will be homeschooled this fall. That's a seismic change in education (and teacher's unions have nobody to blame but themselves).
- And talk about inspirational! Love you too.