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Joe DuVall retweeted
The drives from Jeremiah Fears have been strong this season but pay attention to how much he's worked to get to a reject in pick and roll. Set up to go off screen, change of speed to reject. Opens up a kick to Bey for 3.
Every other SEC team figured out how to play football today, but we're supposed to believe it's impossible for Ole Miss.
Anyway, this country will never have universal healthcare.
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Joe DuVall retweeted
I agree with Paul. I can’t believe an athletic director would have the audacity to look out for his own school, team and fan base. A clear violation of the “SEC code” we all know and love.
And with every other Power 4 team moving their game to Sunday, I’m not sure what Roger Denny is complaining about.
Joe DuVall retweeted
Under the radar here: there are now FAR more logistics OU has to figure out than what Ole Miss had to figure out for travel.
They have to re-staff and schedule an 80,000 seat venue on 36 hours notice - security, police, concessions, operations. In addition to three other athletics events happening at two other venues. Refunds, parking, recruit visits. 24 less hours to flip the venue before next week’s game. An actual nightmare.
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Joe DuVall retweeted
Incredible stat found by @Gameday_U’s @natalieorozcotv: The #Sooners just snapped Florida’s 48 game win streak against teams playing in The Swamp for the first time (most recent: Campbell, 2026), they last fell to Memphis State on Oct. 8, 1988.
Joe DuVall retweeted
I hate to break it to this guy, since this is his pet issue, but not only is so-called "school choice" wildly unpopular in Texas, it's literally a big part of why Gina Hinojosa won in the first place. Rural Republicans flipped or stayed home in part because they never wanted the school voucher system to begin with and feared it would defund their small-town schools. Voters, particularly rural Republicans who voted Democratic for the first time in their lives, gave Hinojosa and the legislature a mandate to dismantle it.
Joe DuVall retweeted
In Fahrenheit 451, the chief book-burner, Captain Beatty, describes how reading became obsolete because the public demanded increasingly fast-paced entertainments, and those entertainments slowly corroded their ability to think. “Books cut shorter. Condensations. Digests, tabloids. Everything boils down to the gag, the snap ending. Classics cut to fit fifteen-minute radio shows, then cut again to fill a two-minute book column … Many were those whose sole knowledge of Hamlet was a one-page digest in a book that claimed, ‘Now at last you can read all the classics.’ … School is shortened, discipline relaxed, philosophies, histories, languages dropped, English and spelling gradually neglected, finally almost completely ignored. Life is immediate, the job counts, pleasure lies all about after work. Why learn anything save pressing buttons, pulling switches?”
In this passage Ray Bradbury foretells the intellectual hollowing out of the working class, the advent of AI-generated “summaries” of classic novels, the attention-frying culture of short-form video, the relaxation of educational standards into non-existence. All of this in a book published in 1953.
Joe DuVall retweeted
Gina Hinojosa delivers the agenda for Public Education Texas: “On Day One, I will fire Mike Morath and we will work tirelessly to repair the damage of the Texas voucher scam - And end an era in which our schools are sold for parts:”
Joe DuVall retweeted
A Montana ballot initiative to ban corporate money in state politics has passed, according to the AP.
