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Wouldn’t know. I chose not to watch it.

It will mean nothing when insurance premiums double for many next month.

I’ll give credit to Trump for this but Biden did the same thing. Anytime big pharmaceutical cuts a deal, it benefits them.

Great season WOS. Something to build on.

I don’t understand the fair catch on every kickoff

Can’t let them score

A score is needed before the half

I can’t say I followed Newton closely through the season but I expected a win considering their blowouts. Too many miscues for them to overcome. With a freshman QB, they should be dangerous and more balanced for a few years. Great season.

Anyway to watch?

Really cool. A little surprised there’s no charter buses though

Very true, in most communities. I understand why you don’t understand.

So, you've seen them play how many games?

This is another typical government approach. Biden mandated the EV push with no plan to support it. DOGE cut departments and programs with no plan to address the voided needs. Congress plans to eliminate subsidies without a plan for relief to those most in need. There're way too many examples to list. They care so much they will revisit this in January. Follow the money.

Talent's one thing. How many WOS games have you watched over the past few years? Since HH took over, there has been some questionable game plan changes and play calling that concerned some Mustang faithful. However, it appears HH has found/proven his way. We can call it a learning curve or growing pains. We hope this is the beginning of his Mustang legacy.

I'm disappointed in Johnson. He's someone that started off honorable but has turned into a puppet. It frustrates me that our government is playing games with healthcare subsidies that will greatly affect the lower income people. Whether we/they agree with subsidies in irrelevant. To eliminate them without ever addressing the real issue of healthcare cost is not representing the people they're supposed to serve. Why not you ask? Follow the money. They are not representing us. Groups spent record $4.2 billion in 2023 lobbying federal lawmakers, report says