John Brosius

Classic sweet 16 #Husker/#Hawkeye matchup.

My favorite piece of advice from Naval "Find what feels like play to you but looks like work to others. It looks like work to them, but to you it feels like play. It is not work. You are going to outcompete them because you are doing it effortlessly."

@AbbieSomething Just delete this please.

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@Adam_Kessel1 I can already hear Mel Kiper.

@Adam_Kessel1 Finding that diamond in the rough. He is grinding.

Bill Belichick spotted at a cheerleading competition in Raleigh, supporting his girlfriend Jordon who is a member of a coed adult cheerleading team

@1980Billsfan @NFL_DougFarrar @grok is this correct?

@NFL_DougFarrar Otto Graham

Two quarterbacks in NFL history have thrown three touchdown passes and rushed for three touchdowns in the same game. Josh Allen has now done it twice. Good luck guessing the other guy.

@joshtweeterson Rescan your channels.

Sadly, Paramount+ is a streamer that uses the local channel, rather than just the raw feed from CBS. Was hoping that would fix the issue.

Our area has a SD version and a HD version. SD always comes in better.

This reminds me of being at a friend’s house as a teenager and watching one of those scrambled channels. Allegedly.

@MattBrownEP @joshtweeterson @USC1620

(full story and per capita data here) extrapointsmb.com/p/who-is-selli…

good morning I filed dozens of FOIAs to see what schools were selling the most booze at football games, both in raw numbers and per capita. who was number one? Obviously Wisconsin. By a LOT. But here's the rest of our data:

@PsychRabble I meant Moat Bailey*

@PsychRabble Most Bailey argument. We can't let people that think flat earth in our house. What?!

Greg Lukianoff, Sam Abrams, and Adam Goldstein just saved me from having to do a point by point refutation of the incredibly bad arguments made by (shocked I tell you) the President of the AAUP who is on a bit of rampage against viewpoint diversity. Link in reply.

@PsychRabble @GreggyGreg181 Exactly! Well said.

No one said otherwise. But for: 1. the frontiers of science (not things established beyond doubt, like the roundness of the Earth) 2. Moral, political, creative and philosophical issues (for which there is no truth-criteria) such diversity is critical. For science, you get to the truth by considering alternatives until one carries the day. For moral, political, philosophical issues, you slug it out ad infinitum. And a lack of diversity in creative areas would be ... depressing.

@swmckewonOWH @swmckewonOWH I said it two years ago. Fickle got lucky with a QB at Cincinnati. And in a lesser conference. Wisconsin is the new Nebraska. Had a good thing and let it go.

@swmckewonOWH That's because Luke Fickle is not that great.

Kirk Ferentz owns whatever recruiting failures helped create that offense. But the team’s 3 best offensive players are out and he just coached circles around Luke Fickell.

If you’re going to paint the end zone red, don’t have the out-of-bounds red. #huskers

@glenn_kinley They'll all have PhDs. Announcers will have to introduce them all as Dr.

Bret Bielema is expecting the NCAA to pass a rule giving players five years of eligibility. "I think 5 for 5 will be in place for the guys next year, I don't have any reservations of that... I know the Big Ten is 100% behind it, I know the Big 12 was when I talked to Coach McGuire (Texas Tech) and I talked to several SEC coaches who said the SEC was going to be on board, as well." Says AD Josh Whitman shares the same belief, they hope it'll go through in October with the announcement of the change to one portal window.

@nathancofnas So now the left is ok with IQ?

"Strong" Democrats vs. "strong" Republicans (whites only) 26% of Democrats are cognitive elites (WORDSUM score of at least 9 = IQ>120) compared to 11% of Republicans

@sailorsaturnuz Hot Pocket.

What is she making?

As a super user of @PalantirTech. It is and will change your business forever. It is what Excel and windows was for business leaders in the 90s. Super sticky product.