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Shugart is looking good through 4. Texas leads 4-0

Actual transcripts of people calling about the guy that were ignored by the FBI [Hidden Content]

Armed teachers with pistols won’t work. The bullets are too slow......Talk about a special kind of stupid [Hidden Content]

13-2 LSU in the 6th. Ouch

Andritsos hit for the cycle tonight for A&M. Last one for A&M was Tuesday. Before that it was 2010.

This is terrible. How many lives could he have saved if he had only done his job? [Hidden Content] [Hidden Content]

ESPN: "Kolby Linstenbee suing Gary Patterson, TCU for pattern of abuse, harassment"Former TCU wide receiver Kolby Listenbee filed a lawsuit Wednesday against TCU coach Gary Patterson, several university employees and the university itself, accusing them of pressuring him to play through an injury.Listenbee also is suing the Big 12 Conference for a "lack of policies, procedures and protocols" in safeguards against coaches pressuring athletes to play through injuries.Listenbee is seeking monetary relief for more than $1 million, according to court records.In 2015, Listenbee injured his pelvis during a game against SMU. As he sat out the next two weeks, Listenbee claims he was "continually harassed, humiliated, pressured, and threatened" by Patterson, then offensive coordinator Doug Meacham and others to return to play before he had recovered.Listenbee asserts in the lawsuit that he was diagnosed with pelvic instability, which "requires a minimum of six months of rest and rehabilitation," but was cleared after only two weeks and still in pain. According to the lawsuit, Listenbee claims he was given "continuous injections" by the TCU training staff of local anesthetics and corticosteroids, sometimes before games and during halftimes. Listenbee says this later forced him to undergo surgery to repair two sports hernias and that he had to have a metal plate placed in the "area to fuse his pelvic bones together." Listenbee says that he was "never able to play in the NFL due to his pelvic instability."TCU issued the following statement in response: "As a practice, Texas Christian University does not comment on the specifics of pending litigation. However, TCU takes tremendous pride in its long-standing tradition of excellence in providing a positive experience for its student-athletes, especially in the areas of care, prevention and rehabilitation of athletic injuries."Among the defendants named in the lawsuit include former TCU athletic director Chris Del Conte, now the athletic director at Texas.

There may be something to this the more I read. I’m interested in TXHoops thoughts on this. If this kid wins his case, I have a feeling you will start seeing this all across the country. Kids are different these days [Hidden Content]

Leak leak got him an agent. What could go wrong? [Hidden Content]

This is a Target store in San Fran that had to lock up their tents because so many homeless were stealing them. Liberals are losing their minds because Target is a big meanie and is not nice to the poor. [Hidden Content]

Eric Holder talking about brainwashing kids with anti gun message many years ago [Hidden Content]

Lamar’s defense is having a rough night. 4 errors so far 7-1 Texas B5

No that’s what all accountants advised their rich clients to do. The issue is that Pelosi is a hipocrite bashing the tax cut then using it to her advantage.

Alphabetical order will do that.....

Lamar vs Texas tonight at 7:30 on LHN

Ags beat SFA 10-4 last night. Freshman leadoff hitter hit for the cycle [Hidden Content]

Miss State coach gone. Couldn’t keep it in his pants [Hidden Content]

Those dang Russians [Hidden Content]

Never let a good tragedy go to waste [Hidden Content]

Do you blame the gun when cops shoot people?

They have the shooter in solitary confinement on suicide watch. They should just put him in general population and let them take care of him. It would save taxpayers a lot of time and money.

Never been on HornFans. I posted that seconds after the last out. Maybe someone is copying me?

Dims warn Mueller not to release report before midterms [Hidden Content]

150 people have died in school shootings since 1990. Less than 6 a year 5,000 teens are killed a year in car crashes and 400,000 are seriously injured. We probably shouldn’t let them drive.

15 people were killed at Columbine with shotguns and pistols. Should we ban those too?