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It's because of the CRP rules - the top 5 ranked conference champions are automatically in the CFP.
Since the ACC didn't have a ranked champion, that required them to pick an additional lower conference champ, over teams like ND and BYU.
Since the ACC didn't have a ranked champion, that required them to pick an additional lower conference champ, over teams like ND and BYU.
December 7, 2025 at 11:38 PM
It's because of the CRP rules - the top 5 ranked conference champions are automatically in the CFP.
Since the ACC didn't have a ranked champion, that required them to pick an additional lower conference champ, over teams like ND and BYU.
Since the ACC didn't have a ranked champion, that required them to pick an additional lower conference champ, over teams like ND and BYU.
ND also revealed that they have an MOU effective next year that they get into the CFP as long as they're ranked in the top 12. Regardless of any other circumstances.
If this had been in effect this year, #12 ND would've jumped #11 Miami, despite the final rankings.
So they do receive favoritism.
If this had been in effect this year, #12 ND would've jumped #11 Miami, despite the final rankings.
So they do receive favoritism.
December 7, 2025 at 11:36 PM
ND also revealed that they have an MOU effective next year that they get into the CFP as long as they're ranked in the top 12. Regardless of any other circumstances.
If this had been in effect this year, #12 ND would've jumped #11 Miami, despite the final rankings.
So they do receive favoritism.
If this had been in effect this year, #12 ND would've jumped #11 Miami, despite the final rankings.
So they do receive favoritism.
Predator, but of 13 year olds.
July 23, 2025 at 2:21 AM
Predator, but of 13 year olds.
The law says that illegally crossing the border is a misdemeanor under federal law. It's the same level of crime as running a stop sign on a military base.
Yet we deport and throw people into horrific foreign prisons w/o due process.
The Republicans sure make a mountain out of a molehill.
Yet we deport and throw people into horrific foreign prisons w/o due process.
The Republicans sure make a mountain out of a molehill.
May 1, 2025 at 9:46 PM
The law says that illegally crossing the border is a misdemeanor under federal law. It's the same level of crime as running a stop sign on a military base.
Yet we deport and throw people into horrific foreign prisons w/o due process.
The Republicans sure make a mountain out of a molehill.
Yet we deport and throw people into horrific foreign prisons w/o due process.
The Republicans sure make a mountain out of a molehill.
It's not a huge mistake - using private chat that isn't a part of the federal communications systems wasn't a mistake at all in their eyes - it was purely intentional and part of Proj 2025.
They want to communicate outside of official channels, so that the information is not subject to FOIA acts.
They want to communicate outside of official channels, so that the information is not subject to FOIA acts.
March 26, 2025 at 4:56 PM
It's not a huge mistake - using private chat that isn't a part of the federal communications systems wasn't a mistake at all in their eyes - it was purely intentional and part of Proj 2025.
They want to communicate outside of official channels, so that the information is not subject to FOIA acts.
They want to communicate outside of official channels, so that the information is not subject to FOIA acts.
There's a cost to that "savings" as well. Jobs don't get dime, services don't get provided, and Americans suffer in the end.
But on paper someone "saved".
But on paper someone "saved".
February 22, 2025 at 4:58 PM
There's a cost to that "savings" as well. Jobs don't get dime, services don't get provided, and Americans suffer in the end.
But on paper someone "saved".
But on paper someone "saved".
Since it's in California, Trump doesn't care anyway.
January 8, 2025 at 2:55 AM
Since it's in California, Trump doesn't care anyway.
Numerous industries will suffer without migrant labor, not just the ones that Elon Musk cares about.
Deporting migrants will severely gut the construction industry, food, farming, hotels, cleaning services, landscaping services, on and on. These aren't jobs that Americans want to do, or will do.
Deporting migrants will severely gut the construction industry, food, farming, hotels, cleaning services, landscaping services, on and on. These aren't jobs that Americans want to do, or will do.
December 27, 2024 at 11:22 PM
Numerous industries will suffer without migrant labor, not just the ones that Elon Musk cares about.
Deporting migrants will severely gut the construction industry, food, farming, hotels, cleaning services, landscaping services, on and on. These aren't jobs that Americans want to do, or will do.
Deporting migrants will severely gut the construction industry, food, farming, hotels, cleaning services, landscaping services, on and on. These aren't jobs that Americans want to do, or will do.
It benefits both Trump and Musk for this "office" to remain unofficial. Musk can be the go-between for Trump & Putin and not have to worry about any government oversight or Intelligence involvement or any other guardrail that an ethical President would want in place.
November 27, 2024 at 11:39 PM
It benefits both Trump and Musk for this "office" to remain unofficial. Musk can be the go-between for Trump & Putin and not have to worry about any government oversight or Intelligence involvement or any other guardrail that an ethical President would want in place.
The bad place has become the equivalent of Truth Social. It's worthless for non-biased political conversation.
November 25, 2024 at 10:44 PM
The bad place has become the equivalent of Truth Social. It's worthless for non-biased political conversation.