@footballguycfb@0and0Sports Yeah you’re probably right. Fla/GA/TN is a good one.
But does Colorado actually have any rivalry with Utah and BYU?
Does Washington have anything with Oregon State?
@pstudeba8@AFpost SC had a low cost of living because the median income is low. As far as governments go, they are among the more corrupt ones, which is partially why they had no economy until companies started offering to build things for them
Where Americans moved to and from in 2025.
Massachusetts experienced the most loss of any state, Kansas the most of any Republican state, and South Carolina grew the fastest of any state. In contrast, Delaware grew the fastest of any Democrat state.
Republican states dominated in growth overall.
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Take the automotive industry. Pre-1950s, there were many many companies, and it was a very eh competitive landscape.
Then, the Big 3 worked with the government to INCREASE regulation exponentially to the point that it crushed smaller companies, who simply didn’t have the labor or resources to navigate all the regulation.
Innovation in American automotive plummeted, unions became necessary, and eventually we lost so much to foreign companies and countries.
@pstudeba8@BunchaSheeple@dandinohill Monopolies form because of unregulated markets. You'll never have free market societies because they lead to gilded age unfettered capitalism. The best system lies somewhere down the middle where social and individual interests are balanced.
You couldn’t be more wrong. The majority of monopolies form from heavily regulated markets, which crushes small businesses and entrepreneurship. Also, anything socialized is a monopoly.
Yes, monopolies are possible in a truly free market, but they are far less probable because the rate of entrepreneurship is so much higher.
Greed doesn’t go away once someone is in government, or when something is socialized or regulated. They just no longer have accountability to a competitive market.
@papavanwinkle@SCBuckeye_G I remember it clear as day. My brothers and I were jumping up and down thinking “we just won the national championship”, only to be completely decimated.
Never been more broken hearted after an OSU game than this one
That’s my biggest “what if” in OSU history.
I’m guessing it wouldn’t have made a significant difference, and it really came down to a lack of preparation and Florida’s toughness/speed, but maybe there’s a chance Ginn’s injury decimated the morale of OSU, and he could’ve been the speedy spark we needed.
@big_boy_burns@0and0Sports I mean Duke-UNC is obvious.
UNC and NC State obviously got beef with each other after last year’s game.
But I guess I’m not sure, is Duke-NC State not really a thing?
@SECSupremacyCFB@TheBigTenHuddle Things are obviously trending the Big Ten’s way. The SEC should be very nervous so far in the NIL era. Math just simply says the SEC’s best days are behind them.
@pstudeba8@TheBigTenHuddle Too small of a sample size, might as well be tied. The entire modern era better reflects the advantage that the SEC has had due to better recruiting, NFL talent, ect that still exists
Northwestern’s Ryan Field will officially opens on October 2nd against Penn State. It will hold 35,000 fans and cost approximately $870 million to complete.