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NCAA Football: Why Bowl Games Still Very Important (3 of 3)
So College Football Bowl Games are still important to both the Football Conferences as well as players, alumni and fans of the sport. We still need College Football Bowl Games!
Let’s talk about this topic on ESPN! 🙂
tinyurl.com/47pd64zv
So College Football Bowl Games are still important to both the Football Conferences as well as players, alumni and fans of the sport. We still need College Football Bowl Games!
Let’s talk about this topic on ESPN! 🙂
tinyurl.com/47pd64zv
December 10, 2025 at 9:47 PM
NCAA Football: Why Bowl Games Still Very Important (3 of 3)
So College Football Bowl Games are still important to both the Football Conferences as well as players, alumni and fans of the sport. We still need College Football Bowl Games!
Let’s talk about this topic on ESPN! 🙂
tinyurl.com/47pd64zv
So College Football Bowl Games are still important to both the Football Conferences as well as players, alumni and fans of the sport. We still need College Football Bowl Games!
Let’s talk about this topic on ESPN! 🙂
tinyurl.com/47pd64zv
NCAA Football: Why Bowl Games Still Very Important (2 of 3)
Bowl Games Help Rankings!
In 2023, ACC Champion Undefeated FSU & UGA Bulldogs did not make CFP. Both played in Orange Bowl where UGA defeated FSU “63 to 3”. Georgia was better ranked in 2024 and won SEC Championship. tinyurl.com/3tbusjer
Bowl Games Help Rankings!
In 2023, ACC Champion Undefeated FSU & UGA Bulldogs did not make CFP. Both played in Orange Bowl where UGA defeated FSU “63 to 3”. Georgia was better ranked in 2024 and won SEC Championship. tinyurl.com/3tbusjer
December 10, 2025 at 9:46 PM
NCAA Football: Why Bowl Games Still Very Important (2 of 3)
Bowl Games Help Rankings!
In 2023, ACC Champion Undefeated FSU & UGA Bulldogs did not make CFP. Both played in Orange Bowl where UGA defeated FSU “63 to 3”. Georgia was better ranked in 2024 and won SEC Championship. tinyurl.com/3tbusjer
Bowl Games Help Rankings!
In 2023, ACC Champion Undefeated FSU & UGA Bulldogs did not make CFP. Both played in Orange Bowl where UGA defeated FSU “63 to 3”. Georgia was better ranked in 2024 and won SEC Championship. tinyurl.com/3tbusjer
NCAA Football: Why Bowl Games Still Very Important (1 of 3)
NCAA Football Bowl Games are still very important and maybe more so now with the colllege football playoffs and player transfer portal
Consider The Following:
-Allow College Teams Visibility
-Helps With Recruiting
-Builds College Pride!
NCAA Football Bowl Games are still very important and maybe more so now with the colllege football playoffs and player transfer portal
Consider The Following:
-Allow College Teams Visibility
-Helps With Recruiting
-Builds College Pride!
December 10, 2025 at 9:46 PM
NCAA Football: Why Bowl Games Still Very Important (1 of 3)
NCAA Football Bowl Games are still very important and maybe more so now with the colllege football playoffs and player transfer portal
Consider The Following:
-Allow College Teams Visibility
-Helps With Recruiting
-Builds College Pride!
NCAA Football Bowl Games are still very important and maybe more so now with the colllege football playoffs and player transfer portal
Consider The Following:
-Allow College Teams Visibility
-Helps With Recruiting
-Builds College Pride!
NCAA Football: Better Way To Rank Teams Going Forward
Biggest problem is improperly ranked teams!
Better Way:
-Score Teams By Ranking In Their Conference (This Remedies Strength Of Schedule)
-Then Add Conference Points To National Ranking Points
Much Cleaner Way For Ranking 🙂
tinyurl.com/3rjrd56j
Biggest problem is improperly ranked teams!
Better Way:
-Score Teams By Ranking In Their Conference (This Remedies Strength Of Schedule)
-Then Add Conference Points To National Ranking Points
Much Cleaner Way For Ranking 🙂
tinyurl.com/3rjrd56j
December 10, 2025 at 9:45 PM
NCAA Football: Better Way To Rank Teams Going Forward
Biggest problem is improperly ranked teams!
Better Way:
-Score Teams By Ranking In Their Conference (This Remedies Strength Of Schedule)
-Then Add Conference Points To National Ranking Points
Much Cleaner Way For Ranking 🙂
tinyurl.com/3rjrd56j
Biggest problem is improperly ranked teams!
Better Way:
-Score Teams By Ranking In Their Conference (This Remedies Strength Of Schedule)
-Then Add Conference Points To National Ranking Points
Much Cleaner Way For Ranking 🙂
tinyurl.com/3rjrd56j
Fed Chair Powell has concluded the Q&A press conference.
Once again, great coverage by these business news services. 🙂
Once again, great coverage by these business news services. 🙂
December 10, 2025 at 8:26 PM
Fed Chair Powell has concluded the Q&A press conference.
Once again, great coverage by these business news services. 🙂
Once again, great coverage by these business news services. 🙂
Fed Chair Powell discussed in-depth about tariffs and inflation.
Excellent coverage by these business news services.
Excellent coverage by these business news services.
December 10, 2025 at 8:07 PM
Fed Chair Powell discussed in-depth about tariffs and inflation.
Excellent coverage by these business news services.
Excellent coverage by these business news services.
Fed Chair Powell has concluded his commentary and is now taking questions.
Coverage is very good. Commend these great business news services for their great coverage. 🙂
Coverage is very good. Commend these great business news services for their great coverage. 🙂
December 10, 2025 at 7:42 PM
Fed Chair Powell has concluded his commentary and is now taking questions.
Coverage is very good. Commend these great business news services for their great coverage. 🙂
Coverage is very good. Commend these great business news services for their great coverage. 🙂
Global coverage of Fed Chair Powell giving commentary has begun. 🙂
December 10, 2025 at 7:36 PM
Global coverage of Fed Chair Powell giving commentary has begun. 🙂
Biz News: Yahoo Finance Rate Cut Discussion
Agree with Yahoo Finance’s Jennifer Schonberger in that one rate cut next year shows confidence on growth and stability with unemployment but to add to her commntary it also shows that “The Fed” still has eyes on inflation.
Thanks Yahoo Finance.🙂
Agree with Yahoo Finance’s Jennifer Schonberger in that one rate cut next year shows confidence on growth and stability with unemployment but to add to her commntary it also shows that “The Fed” still has eyes on inflation.
Thanks Yahoo Finance.🙂
December 10, 2025 at 7:16 PM
Biz News: Yahoo Finance Rate Cut Discussion
Agree with Yahoo Finance’s Jennifer Schonberger in that one rate cut next year shows confidence on growth and stability with unemployment but to add to her commntary it also shows that “The Fed” still has eyes on inflation.
Thanks Yahoo Finance.🙂
Agree with Yahoo Finance’s Jennifer Schonberger in that one rate cut next year shows confidence on growth and stability with unemployment but to add to her commntary it also shows that “The Fed” still has eyes on inflation.
Thanks Yahoo Finance.🙂
Biz News: Fed Cuts Rates By 25% Basis Points
Let’s watch the analysis investors. 🙂
Let’s watch the analysis investors. 🙂
December 10, 2025 at 7:05 PM
Biz News: Fed Cuts Rates By 25% Basis Points
Let’s watch the analysis investors. 🙂
Let’s watch the analysis investors. 🙂
Biz News: CNBC & Claudia Sahm
This was a good discussion in that Claudia made a credible argument for rate cuts due to unemployment. Claudia indicated that unemployment is more important than inflation due to possible recession. I agree on the 25% rate cut.
Good Discussion CNBC. 🙂
This was a good discussion in that Claudia made a credible argument for rate cuts due to unemployment. Claudia indicated that unemployment is more important than inflation due to possible recession. I agree on the 25% rate cut.
Good Discussion CNBC. 🙂
December 10, 2025 at 6:59 PM
Biz News: CNBC & Claudia Sahm
This was a good discussion in that Claudia made a credible argument for rate cuts due to unemployment. Claudia indicated that unemployment is more important than inflation due to possible recession. I agree on the 25% rate cut.
Good Discussion CNBC. 🙂
This was a good discussion in that Claudia made a credible argument for rate cuts due to unemployment. Claudia indicated that unemployment is more important than inflation due to possible recession. I agree on the 25% rate cut.
Good Discussion CNBC. 🙂
Biz News: Bloomberg & FOMC Discussion
The topic on government data is valid but thankfully there has been multiple sources of data that has replaced the government so “The Fed” has been able to review matters of inflation and affordability but good discussion on topic.
Thanks Bloomberg.🙂
The topic on government data is valid but thankfully there has been multiple sources of data that has replaced the government so “The Fed” has been able to review matters of inflation and affordability but good discussion on topic.
Thanks Bloomberg.🙂
December 10, 2025 at 6:42 PM
Biz News: Bloomberg & FOMC Discussion
The topic on government data is valid but thankfully there has been multiple sources of data that has replaced the government so “The Fed” has been able to review matters of inflation and affordability but good discussion on topic.
Thanks Bloomberg.🙂
The topic on government data is valid but thankfully there has been multiple sources of data that has replaced the government so “The Fed” has been able to review matters of inflation and affordability but good discussion on topic.
Thanks Bloomberg.🙂
Biz News: CNBC & Jason Furman
Jason made good points about inflation but CNBC’s Kelly Evans asked a good question about unemployment and whether a rate cut is justified. Jason answered the question by arguing inflation is worse. I am still on the side of 25% basis point rate cut.
Thanks CNBC🙂
Jason made good points about inflation but CNBC’s Kelly Evans asked a good question about unemployment and whether a rate cut is justified. Jason answered the question by arguing inflation is worse. I am still on the side of 25% basis point rate cut.
Thanks CNBC🙂
December 10, 2025 at 6:31 PM
Biz News: CNBC & Jason Furman
Jason made good points about inflation but CNBC’s Kelly Evans asked a good question about unemployment and whether a rate cut is justified. Jason answered the question by arguing inflation is worse. I am still on the side of 25% basis point rate cut.
Thanks CNBC🙂
Jason made good points about inflation but CNBC’s Kelly Evans asked a good question about unemployment and whether a rate cut is justified. Jason answered the question by arguing inflation is worse. I am still on the side of 25% basis point rate cut.
Thanks CNBC🙂
Countdown To FOMC
Opinion:
The Fed will come across with a 25% basis percentage point rate cut. I just feel that they are not going to do anything higher due to inflation. Just my opinion investors.
Let’s watch and see! 🙂
Opinion:
The Fed will come across with a 25% basis percentage point rate cut. I just feel that they are not going to do anything higher due to inflation. Just my opinion investors.
Let’s watch and see! 🙂
December 10, 2025 at 6:08 PM
Countdown To FOMC
Opinion:
The Fed will come across with a 25% basis percentage point rate cut. I just feel that they are not going to do anything higher due to inflation. Just my opinion investors.
Let’s watch and see! 🙂
Opinion:
The Fed will come across with a 25% basis percentage point rate cut. I just feel that they are not going to do anything higher due to inflation. Just my opinion investors.
Let’s watch and see! 🙂
Countdown, Fed FOMC Meeting
I agree with Barron’s investors, let’s pay attention! 🙂
I agree with Barron’s investors, let’s pay attention! 🙂
December 10, 2025 at 6:05 PM
Countdown, Fed FOMC Meeting
I agree with Barron’s investors, let’s pay attention! 🙂
I agree with Barron’s investors, let’s pay attention! 🙂
Legal News: U.S. Threatens ICC With Sanctions Again? What Happened To 1st Sanctions?
ICC May Not Care U.S.
“Amending the Rome Statute to exclude non-state parties will never happen,” said one professor of international law. tinyurl.com/5n7jha3m
Feb. 6, 2025 U.S. ICC Sanctions
tinyurl.com/steth8hr
ICC May Not Care U.S.
“Amending the Rome Statute to exclude non-state parties will never happen,” said one professor of international law. tinyurl.com/5n7jha3m
Feb. 6, 2025 U.S. ICC Sanctions
tinyurl.com/steth8hr
December 10, 2025 at 5:44 PM
Legal News: U.S. Threatens ICC With Sanctions Again? What Happened To 1st Sanctions?
ICC May Not Care U.S.
“Amending the Rome Statute to exclude non-state parties will never happen,” said one professor of international law. tinyurl.com/5n7jha3m
Feb. 6, 2025 U.S. ICC Sanctions
tinyurl.com/steth8hr
ICC May Not Care U.S.
“Amending the Rome Statute to exclude non-state parties will never happen,” said one professor of international law. tinyurl.com/5n7jha3m
Feb. 6, 2025 U.S. ICC Sanctions
tinyurl.com/steth8hr
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December 10, 2025 at 2:07 PM
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NCAA Football: Why Bowl Games Still Very Important (3 of 3)
So College Football Bowl Games are still important to both the Football Conferences as well as players, alumni and fans of the sport. We still need College Football Bowl Games!
Let’s talk about this topic on ESPN! 🙂
tinyurl.com/47pd64zv
So College Football Bowl Games are still important to both the Football Conferences as well as players, alumni and fans of the sport. We still need College Football Bowl Games!
Let’s talk about this topic on ESPN! 🙂
tinyurl.com/47pd64zv
December 10, 2025 at 1:53 PM
NCAA Football: Why Bowl Games Still Very Important (3 of 3)
So College Football Bowl Games are still important to both the Football Conferences as well as players, alumni and fans of the sport. We still need College Football Bowl Games!
Let’s talk about this topic on ESPN! 🙂
tinyurl.com/47pd64zv
So College Football Bowl Games are still important to both the Football Conferences as well as players, alumni and fans of the sport. We still need College Football Bowl Games!
Let’s talk about this topic on ESPN! 🙂
tinyurl.com/47pd64zv
NCAA Football: Why Bowl Games Still Very Important (2 of 3)
Bowl Games Help Rankings!
In 2023, ACC Champion Undefeated FSU & UGA Bulldogs did not make CFP. Both played in Orange Bowl where UGA defeated FSU “63 to 3”. Georgia was better ranked in 2024 and won SEC Championship. tinyurl.com/3tbusjer
Bowl Games Help Rankings!
In 2023, ACC Champion Undefeated FSU & UGA Bulldogs did not make CFP. Both played in Orange Bowl where UGA defeated FSU “63 to 3”. Georgia was better ranked in 2024 and won SEC Championship. tinyurl.com/3tbusjer
December 10, 2025 at 1:50 PM
NCAA Football: Why Bowl Games Still Very Important (2 of 3)
Bowl Games Help Rankings!
In 2023, ACC Champion Undefeated FSU & UGA Bulldogs did not make CFP. Both played in Orange Bowl where UGA defeated FSU “63 to 3”. Georgia was better ranked in 2024 and won SEC Championship. tinyurl.com/3tbusjer
Bowl Games Help Rankings!
In 2023, ACC Champion Undefeated FSU & UGA Bulldogs did not make CFP. Both played in Orange Bowl where UGA defeated FSU “63 to 3”. Georgia was better ranked in 2024 and won SEC Championship. tinyurl.com/3tbusjer
NCAA Football: Why Bowl Games Still Very Important (1 of 3)
NCAA Football Bowl Games are still very important and maybe more so now with the colllege football playoffs and player transfer portal
Consider The Following:
-Allow College Teams Visibility
-Helps With Recruiting
-Builds College Pride!
NCAA Football Bowl Games are still very important and maybe more so now with the colllege football playoffs and player transfer portal
Consider The Following:
-Allow College Teams Visibility
-Helps With Recruiting
-Builds College Pride!
December 10, 2025 at 1:44 PM
NCAA Football: Why Bowl Games Still Very Important (1 of 3)
NCAA Football Bowl Games are still very important and maybe more so now with the colllege football playoffs and player transfer portal
Consider The Following:
-Allow College Teams Visibility
-Helps With Recruiting
-Builds College Pride!
NCAA Football Bowl Games are still very important and maybe more so now with the colllege football playoffs and player transfer portal
Consider The Following:
-Allow College Teams Visibility
-Helps With Recruiting
-Builds College Pride!
NCAA Football: Better Way To Rank Teams Going Forward
Biggest problem is improperly ranked teams!
Better Way:
-Score Teams By Ranking In Their Conference (This Remedies Strength Of Schedule)
-Then Add Conference Points To National Ranking Points
Much Cleaner Way For Ranking 🙂
tinyurl.com/3rjrd56j
Biggest problem is improperly ranked teams!
Better Way:
-Score Teams By Ranking In Their Conference (This Remedies Strength Of Schedule)
-Then Add Conference Points To National Ranking Points
Much Cleaner Way For Ranking 🙂
tinyurl.com/3rjrd56j
December 10, 2025 at 1:29 PM
NCAA Football: Better Way To Rank Teams Going Forward
Biggest problem is improperly ranked teams!
Better Way:
-Score Teams By Ranking In Their Conference (This Remedies Strength Of Schedule)
-Then Add Conference Points To National Ranking Points
Much Cleaner Way For Ranking 🙂
tinyurl.com/3rjrd56j
Biggest problem is improperly ranked teams!
Better Way:
-Score Teams By Ranking In Their Conference (This Remedies Strength Of Schedule)
-Then Add Conference Points To National Ranking Points
Much Cleaner Way For Ranking 🙂
tinyurl.com/3rjrd56j
U.S. Economics: Analysts Talk Flowery Theories While U.S. Consumers See Tariff Results Daily!
“As holiday shopping ramps up, many families are feeling sticker shock. A new report finds holiday prices are up roughly 26% this season — and tariffs are a big part of the reason.” tinyurl.com/muaj523p
“As holiday shopping ramps up, many families are feeling sticker shock. A new report finds holiday prices are up roughly 26% this season — and tariffs are a big part of the reason.” tinyurl.com/muaj523p
December 10, 2025 at 1:06 PM
U.S. Economics: Analysts Talk Flowery Theories While U.S. Consumers See Tariff Results Daily!
“As holiday shopping ramps up, many families are feeling sticker shock. A new report finds holiday prices are up roughly 26% this season — and tariffs are a big part of the reason.” tinyurl.com/muaj523p
“As holiday shopping ramps up, many families are feeling sticker shock. A new report finds holiday prices are up roughly 26% this season — and tariffs are a big part of the reason.” tinyurl.com/muaj523p
Biz News: Tariff Woes In 2026 As More Inflation Awaits!
Corporate executives warning investors Trump tariffs will hit consumer wallets in January 2026. Price protections about to expire, triggering widespread increases across retail goods, electronics, clothing, and home goods. tinyurl.com/3wzhb3xj
Corporate executives warning investors Trump tariffs will hit consumer wallets in January 2026. Price protections about to expire, triggering widespread increases across retail goods, electronics, clothing, and home goods. tinyurl.com/3wzhb3xj
December 10, 2025 at 1:05 PM
Biz News: Tariff Woes In 2026 As More Inflation Awaits!
Corporate executives warning investors Trump tariffs will hit consumer wallets in January 2026. Price protections about to expire, triggering widespread increases across retail goods, electronics, clothing, and home goods. tinyurl.com/3wzhb3xj
Corporate executives warning investors Trump tariffs will hit consumer wallets in January 2026. Price protections about to expire, triggering widespread increases across retail goods, electronics, clothing, and home goods. tinyurl.com/3wzhb3xj
U.S. Economics: Yahoo Finance Graphic Showing Big Expenses On U.S. Families
Data based on an average U.S. family in most areas of America. What this data tells us:
- Why some may not have children
- Real costs of child care
- Costs of food for families
- Costs of housing
Thanks Yahoo Finance🙂
Data based on an average U.S. family in most areas of America. What this data tells us:
- Why some may not have children
- Real costs of child care
- Costs of food for families
- Costs of housing
Thanks Yahoo Finance🙂
December 10, 2025 at 1:05 PM
U.S. Economics: Yahoo Finance Graphic Showing Big Expenses On U.S. Families
Data based on an average U.S. family in most areas of America. What this data tells us:
- Why some may not have children
- Real costs of child care
- Costs of food for families
- Costs of housing
Thanks Yahoo Finance🙂
Data based on an average U.S. family in most areas of America. What this data tells us:
- Why some may not have children
- Real costs of child care
- Costs of food for families
- Costs of housing
Thanks Yahoo Finance🙂
Agri News: U.S. Farmers Don’t Want Welfare; They Want Free Markets & No Tariffs!
“Farmers across the Midwest have long portrayed themselves as champions of free-market independence. Many openly oppose social programs and cast government assistance as unnecessary or wasteful.” tinyurl.com/2j8hdb8z
“Farmers across the Midwest have long portrayed themselves as champions of free-market independence. Many openly oppose social programs and cast government assistance as unnecessary or wasteful.” tinyurl.com/2j8hdb8z
December 10, 2025 at 1:04 PM
Agri News: U.S. Farmers Don’t Want Welfare; They Want Free Markets & No Tariffs!
“Farmers across the Midwest have long portrayed themselves as champions of free-market independence. Many openly oppose social programs and cast government assistance as unnecessary or wasteful.” tinyurl.com/2j8hdb8z
“Farmers across the Midwest have long portrayed themselves as champions of free-market independence. Many openly oppose social programs and cast government assistance as unnecessary or wasteful.” tinyurl.com/2j8hdb8z