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This game could decide who wins the SEC West. Bama opens as a 17 point favorite at home.

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Houston tied at 31 with Tulsa late. Still want Herman?

Midget tossing tonight?

Ags will get Gameday for back to back games. I guess that's better than losing to Iowa St at home on a channel no one can watch. I'm at Top Golf in Webster. No LHN. Shirt fans are pissed

Wisconsin up 10-0 on Ohio St

Huge FG right before half to avoid 6 straight quarters of being shut out.

What happened to the offense? They didn't get called out enough in the meeting?

That was quick

UNC up 20-3 on Miami at half. Bama leads Tennessee 21-7 at half

Clemson escaped in OT. NC State choked that game away. They were the better team today.

Nc state missed a 33 TD FG to win it. Their 3rd miss today. Headed to OT

Vandy beat georgia 17-16. Bring back Richt!

Clemson about to lose

NC State tied at 10 with Clemson in the 3rd. Clemson hasn't really been impressed all season

He transferring back?

Tech/wv total is 83.5. It will probably go over

He seemed like he had a good time on his trip to College Station last weekend according to his quotes.

Govt regulation got us into this mess anyways. Dem's in congress are now threatening to break up Wells Fargo and other large banks because they are too big to manage. These same people created Dodd-Frank(which Big Girl loves), in order to get rid of banks that were "to big to fail." Since Dodd-Frank became law in 2010 - on average 1 community bank or credit union shut down each day - there are 1,524 fewer banks with asset under $1 billion today than in June 2010 which is a decrease of more than 20% - As of November of 2015 the 4 biggest banks are 30% larger than they were when Dodd-Frank passed(Chase, BOA, Citibank, & Wells) - The 4 big banks now control 50% of all deposits - Prior to D-F, 75% of banks offered free checking, just 2 years later only 39% did and it's even less now - D-F regulation fueled a 21% surge in checking fees from 2010-2012 Dodd- Frank regulation had the totally opposite affect than was intended. Increased regulation and compliance pushed the small banks out of business while the big banks got bigger. It also increased fees that hurt the low income people the most. The Govt needs to get out of private business and let the free market work. Hippy can probably give his thoughts on Dodd-Frank,the CFPB, and what a cluster they have been.

Texas's record when scoring 40+ points in their history BC- 226-3 AC- 5-4

Duke hanging around with Louisville

It's interesting that the article has been edited since I first read it to include 2008-2009 in front of the crisis. I guess it makes it easier to blame Bush when you go back and add years to someone statements.

Interest rates are about to rise which has been expected for a while now. Fed Chair Janet Yellen made some interesting comments today about Obama's economy. The Federal Reserve may need to run a "high-pressure economy" to reverse damage from the crisis that depressed output, sidelined workers, and risks becoming a permanent scar, Fed Chair Janet Yellen said on Friday in a broad review of where the recovery may still fall short. [Hidden Content]

Supposedly the guy had a bat going after people. Others say the cop chased him down and shot him twice in the back. There are cameras everywhere in that parking lot so the truth will come out. The problem with most "eye witnesses" is that they didn't actually see the event happen but walked up later and just repeat what they heard