I remember I took a screenshot for my Best and Worst column. It's from Xwitter and I haven't been there in a minute but I assume it's the same.

It said both - he was very talented but might take a semester or two to get settled in. By comparison, Arch's analysis was "ready to make an immediate impact". It's sort of a dumb argument to make but acting like a true freshman struggling is some big surprise is weird.

Never a doubt.

The entire second half

I've always envisioned this is how Brian Kelly looks when recruiting a QB, just peacocking with some fake Southern accent and negging the recruit constantly.

Look forward to reading this blurb on the back of the box at your local GameStop in a year.

I know Klein is from California but every time I see those types of illogical posts this image pops in my head. It's just a shocking lack of intellectual curiosity.

I like how this seemingly pro-AI article notes that, in fact, these models tend to get stuff wrong and so you should check its work. Basically you're teaching your children to do extra work to justify billions of dollars in VC funding instead of just looking at the primary sources first.

There's beating someone and then there's beating a team by 70 that won 21 games.