Kansas Crimson

Curry was during the year where NIL became legal. Tre White decommited in December - 2 seasons before he would have played at KU. Markese Jacobs decommited in August, a full season before he would have played at KU. And by 'fuck him if he doesn't want to play here' I just don't think it's the way y...

It's code for, we liked you a lot earlier this season but now our budget has expanded more than we expected and there are a lot of free agents we have the money for, and we aren't so sure we want to invest the time in you when we have a guy who is already developed and ready to play and all we have...

It's code for, we liked you a lot earlier this season but now our budget has expanded more than we expected and there are a lot of free agents we have the money for, and we aren't so sure we want to invest the time in you when we have a guy who is already developed and ready to play and all we have...

which is code for "i've been served everything on a silver platter. now these dudes want to make me work for it. phucque that. i'm outta here!" I mean, broadly, that's not wrong. And the track record of guys that have made that decision, versus the guys who didn't, would certainly suggest...

The Suns are trying to win, like, 2013-14. I don't mean the specific players, but the whole plan.

Recruits have always flaked on their commitments when better recruits were brought in. This isn't new. Come on dude. I've been a KU fan since I could remember. I started a message bored. Don't do that - this is obviously different. I only remember a few instances like the Chris Johnson and Labaron ...

It won't hurt him with his cult, I mean, base, which is ~ 40% of the electorate. But it certainly could hurt him with independent voters, which could be huge. I said this a week or two ago, but relevant again here - I think I misunderstood the possible impact of convictions. I still don’t think the...

If having to compete for minutes "makes" him want to leave then it is not a loss at all. I don't want guys who feel they are owed minutes. I mean, I have no idea what certain guys, whether here yet or not, think they're owed. But there are 100ish guard minutes to go around in 24-25, and I...

I wonder if a guilty verdict would do damage at the ballot box. It obviously should! But with this candidate in particular, it wouldn’t be the first time some bombshell that would otherwise end anyone else’s political career has little or even reverse effect It won't hurt him with his cult, I mean,...

There’s going to be a not-insignificant number of people - thousands? tens of thousands? more? - who will go bankrupt (which means we all pay) over this devotion.

^^^^^^ i think there is a small, but not insignificant number of moderates and independents that just won’t vote for a convicted felon I think there’s also a LOT of social (and family) pressure on boomers and Xers to dump Trump. I could absolutely see people in that cohort use these “fake Biden pro...

Could be seeing this through anti-orange glasses, but I think Biden will get a hell of a lot more of that 6.8% than Trump will get of Haley’s 16.5%.

I wonder if a guilty verdict would do damage at the ballot box. It obviously should! But with this candidate in particular, it wouldn’t be the first time some bombshell that would otherwise end anyone else’s political career has little or even reverse effect It won't hurt him with his cult, I mean,...

Does anyone actually care that he paid a pornstar hush money to keep quiet they had sex? Seems pretty par for the course for famous people. Everything requires an NDA it seems. I only care to the extent that it illuminates the craven, arch hypocrisy of the right - most of us here are old enough to ...

It's not nearly the worst thing he did during his presidency ( tried to overthrow the Democracy ) but whatever sticks. The issue of course is that he did this to win the presidency in the first place. Was the underlying act itself that big of a deal? Suppose that’s between people and their god(s). ...

DeletedUser wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2024 5:41 pm Are they going to find him guilty of anything meaningful?

I thought it was very odd that Trump posted the other day that this trial is in fact about election interference. Not “hush money.” Sort of undercuts the eventual downplaying he will do, of a conviction on election interference.

I'm not sure Tesla's target market is "primarily environmentally friendly progressive types."

I think it's more like "primarily the type who virtue-signals being the environmentally friendly progressive type."

DeletedUser wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2024 12:41 pm No takers?

LOL

I mean...

https://www.quotes.net/mquote/22769

$76 million in court costs for trump to date tell me again how he represents the average ‘murican Not to mention - not that I would have any expectation that rubes would follow this, let alone care about it - all of these hopeless tangents and delays and appeals are of course using up finite resour...

Fairly clear that Trump is purposefully violating his gag order to draw sanctions, which he will then immediately appeal as unconstitutional to the federal courts.

Just burn the rube money, man. Burn it all.