Side of the ball. Since Walters is basically the coordinator it should be him getting gone!

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1. Kansas
2. Alabama
3. UConn
4. Houston
5. Iowa State
6. Gonzaga
7. Duke
8. Baylor
9. UNC
10. Arizona
11. Auburn
12. Tennessee
13. Texas A&M
14. Purdue
15. Creighton
16. Arkansas
17. Indiana
18. Marquette
19. Texas
20. Cincinnati
21. Florida
22. UCLA
23. Kentucky
24. Ole Miss
25. Rutgers

Unlike some fathers on this board are apparently willing to do, this father permanently unlived a convicted child molester and rapist. I'll be making a contribution to his defense fund. Good job dad!
(anyone know where this guy was chief of police in IN?)

Walz says this is his gun, yet can't figure out how to load it.🤡

Hunters out there.....how many of you head out on a pheasant hunting trip with 10+ people? 🤡

If you shoot trap like he says, since that is a sport you load your gun quite often, over & over, that even calls that story into question....as he clearly doesn't know how to load it.

Elmer Fudd...lol

Dude is a FRAUD

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We have all heard the saying that you need future NBA players to win a championship. My question is, are there any pros on this team?

My thoughts are that Colvin seems the most likely but after that I could see Jacobson, Harris and Smith all having shots at a contract.

What are everyone else’s thought on this?

Released my Top 25 this morning. I believe the AP is released today as well. Will probably have 2-3 extra B1G teams than the AP.

The Bank Shot Podcast Preseason College Basketball Top 25

1. Kansas Jayhawks
2. Alabama Crimson Tide
3. Gonzaga Bulldogs
4. Duke Blue Devils
5. North Carolina Tar Heels
6. Houston Cougars
7. Creighton Bluejays
8. Arizona Wildcats
9. Arkansas Razorbacks
10. Baylor Bears
11. UConn Huskies
12. Purdue Boilermakers
13. Iowa State Cyclones
14. Tennessee Volunteers
15. Kentucky Wildcats
16. Auburn Tigers
17. Rutgers Scarlet Knights
18. UCLA Bruins
19. Texas A&M Aggies
20. Indiana Hoosiers
21. Texas Longhorns
22. Michigan State Spartans
23. Ohio State Buckeyes
24. Marquette Golden Eagles
25. Illinois Fighting Illini

On The Edge: Texas Tech, Kansas State, St. Johns, Iowa, Cincinnati, Ole Miss, Xavier, Oregon, Florida

Not really surprising.....

A first look at #Purdue’s opponent on Friday night, the National Championship contenders, Oregon Ducks.

I remember him before the NFL when he was with Oregon. I like what he has done at Ohio State. He has the experience and he can recruit. What do you guys think?

Well several bank statements now in in 24.....and extrapolating that out to the EOY.........Ol' Joe & K2 are an expensive bunch....when comparing to my most expensive year under Trump (2020).

YEAR EXPENSES
2020. $56,346. Trump's last year
2021 $57,569
2022. $66,649
2023. $78,890
2024 $71,760 (extrapolated))

Thus, Ol'Joe & K2 have cost me
$49,484 more in my family budget.

How much have these clown's price increases cost you???

The Boilermakers are down a starting quarterback and they are a three touchdown underdog on the road. Everything is fine.

Purdue beat Iowa 3-1. In this game Purdue had 10 service aces and just 4 service errors, one day after having had 1 service ace versus 19 service errors vs Nebraska.

Boiler Upload looks at Pro Football Focus grades and notable data from #Purdue’s loss to Illinois.

Tim Walz is consistent…apparently lying about just about everything his says he does in this campaign. Why not just state that he is the most liberal governor in the US. Oh snap, the liberals are looking to lure male voters. Let’s dress up Tim in hunting clothing and give him a gun.

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The Boilermakers are down a starting quarterback and they are a three touchdown underdog on the road. Everything is fine.

While I don't agree with the play call , a run option pass might have been better , I feel our secondary was gassed. Our secondary has really been a major issue the last few years.

The Boilers are down to just 12 commitments, but here is what they were up to in week 8.

Wow. From ESPN.

The Raiders also have been adamant they won't simply trade Adams for the sake of trading him; they are content to hold onto the three-time All-Pro if their conditions are not satisfied.

The Raiders have been and will continue talking to the New York Jets, and sources told ESPN they also are expected to talk Saturday with the Pittsburgh Steelers, who are in Las Vegas for Sunday's game. Other teams such as the Buffalo Bills and New Orleans Saints have also checked in on Adams' availability.

Another factor as to why Adams might not necessarily be moved -- and sources insisted it should not be discounted or overlooked -- is that he is a big supporter of Raiders quarterback Aidan O'Connell, who was named the new starter this week.

During the Raiders' final four games last season, O'Connell threw eight touchdown passes and no interceptions. Las Vegas still signed Gardner Minshew last offseason and named him the starting quarterback, a move for which Adams had comfort.

But Adams is a big believer in O'Connell and privately has called him one of the best quarterbacks with whom he has played, according to sources. Playing with O'Connell is said to be appealing to Adams, who will sit out his third straight game Sunday because of a hamstring injury.

Raiders coach Antonio Pierce said Wednesday that Adams was getting close to returning from the hamstring injury, adding that "he's still a Raider. When he's healthy and he can play, we'll play him." Adams last played for the Raiders in a Week 3 home loss to the Carolina Panthers and has not spoken to local reporters since Sept. 25.

Multiple US Border Patrol agents have described how the horrors they encounter doing their job — including rotting human remains and children who have been raped — while being overwhelmed by waves of migrants during the Biden administration are driving up suicide rates among the ranks.

Frustrated agents working the US-Mexico border opened up about their grim encounters in wide-ranging interviews with the Free Press on Wednesday, detailing how conditions are leading to a spiraling mental health crisis.

“We regularly see things that people should never see, like rotting human remains, abuse of every kind, babies and kids dying or dead,” said one veteran Border Patrol agent, who didn’t want to be named.

Multiple US Border Patrol agents have claimed that the horrors they’re forced to encounter at the US-Mexico border are driving up suicide rates among the ranks. Provided by New York Post
“Do you know what that does to you over time? You have to shut down a part of yourself to keep going.”

Another agent, identified only as Juan, said he has encountered stories of rape on a near-daily basis ever since he joined the Border Patrol ranks in Rio Grande.

“I had to sit there and listen to a 13-year-old girl from El Salvador tell me how she’d been raped twice by her smuggler,” he said.

“She was traveling with her 9-year-old brother, and the smuggler said he would hurt the boy if she didn’t cooperate. So she let him do what he wanted.”


“We regularly see things that people should never see, like rotting human remains, abuse of every kind, babies and kids dying or dead,” one veteran Border Patrol agent said. REUTERS© Provided by New York Post

Another agent, identified only as Juan, said he has encountered stories of rape on a near-daily basis ever since he joined the Border Patrol ranks in Rio Grande, Texas. Omar Ornelas / USA Today Network / USA TODAY NETWORK© Provided by New York Post
The sheer number of migrants flooding to the southern border — over nearly 11 million since Biden took office in January 2021, according to Customs and Border Protection statistics — has turned agents’ jobs into an exhausting and never-ending stream of capture, process, interview and paperwork, agents have previously told The Post.

The suicide rate of agents is double that of US law enforcement agencies overall.

There were 14 suicides among the agency’s 25,000 agents in 2022. Jay Janner/American-Statesman / USA TODAY NETWORK© Provided by New York Post

The number of suicides nearly double the amount from 2020 before Biden took office. Getty Images© Provided by New York Post
Suicides are not publicly reported by Border Patrol, and the number who took their lives in 2023 was not available.

Chris Clem, who retired as chief border agent of the Yuma, Arizona, sector last year, said many agents are just getting “kind of numb” due to the horrific encounters, as well as overall feelings of abandonment by the Biden administration.

“A lot of agents are just trying to go to work and survive,” Clem said. “And that’s not where you want to be when you’re in law enforcement.”

The frustrated agents opened up about their grim encounters at the border — as they detailed how the conditions are leading to a spiraling mental health crisis. James Breeden for New York Post© Provided by New York Post

In April this year, an average of 6,000 migrants were encountered along the southern border daily. Omar Ornelas / El Paso Times / USA TODAY NETWORK© Provided by New York Post Others, meanwhile, accused the Biden admin of forcing them to make impossible moral choices in very little time as tens of thousands of migrants are allowed to stream across the border.

“How would you feel when you have a guy in front of you, demanding asylum, holding his young daughter’s hand, smiling at you, and lying to your face, using the same line he’s been coached what to say to get into the country, even though his rap sheet shows he was arrested for sexual abuse of minors, including the young girl?” said one ex-agent, identified only as Mark.

“If you separate the child, she’ll scream and be traumatized. If you keep them together, then you run the very high risk that she’ll be sexually traumatized again. You tell me, which trauma is the lesser evil,” a former agent said. REUTERS© Provided by New York Post
In April this year, an average of 6,000 migrants were encountered along the southern border daily. In December 2023, the average was just under 10,000 per day, per CBP figures.

At least seven agents who spoke anonymously with the outlet said they and their colleagues won’t tell superiors about their depression or possible suicidal thoughts because it’ll likely damage their careers.

The president of the National Border Patrol Council, Brandon Judd, added that those who do seek help are usually reassigned to desk duty — a move that results in a huge pay cut because they no longer get overtime.

“Why would you?” he said when asked why more agents don’t seek help with their mental health.

A Border Patrol spokesman, however, said in a statement that “maintaining morale supporting frontline personnel, and ensuring our resilient workforce has the resources available to maintain a healthy work-life balance is a top priority for CBP leadership.”

This season is over as much as Walters wants to believe otherwise. This season is also sending the program backwards.

Even if Walters wants to go down with Card, we have been outmatched over the last 3 games, Browne cannot get mop up duty for a few minutes to get experience?

With our OL, Card could get hurt. Are we going to keep Card out there with a limp or crutches?

We were competitive! A huge step in the right direction!

That last play is purely on the coaching staff. Walters wiped away all the progress from this game with a crappy call at the end.

Oh well. Hopefully we can put the Hudson Card era behind us. Never understood the hullabaloo.