Cody Ash

The elites too often look down their noses at blue collar, middle America. They try to demean a man by calling him a plumber. As if plumbing is something to be ashamed of or is somehow a lesser profession than a court jester turning tricks on late night commentary (comedy is dead). But even just calling a U.S Senator and cabinet secretary a plumber doesn't do justice to a man, who built a successful business in a highly competitive environment that provides jobs for several plumbers actually and others that then feed many families. Plumbers, truckers, builders, tradesmen, etc built this country and continue to be vital part of our economy's backbone. It's not just jobs. It's a spirt of actually using the sweat of your brown, determination and yes, intellect, to add in a productive way to America—a land of pioneers. Western civilization can't survive without the men and women who provide blue collar services. Late night political commentary masquerading as comedy would never be missed.

College athletics used to be about education. Now it’s sadly all about money. More on the Student–Athlete Act, my bill to REIN IN the transfer portal, in my latest monthly column 👇

Nebraska has never won an NCAA tournament game. That can end today.

You wanna get people to watch the First Four? Miami University vs. Auburn.