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Today I had my first direct encounter with FEMA. I've also heard firsthand reports from people I closely work with here on the ground about similar incidents. A trend is forming. I'll do my best to provide an accurate, unbiased analysis of it here. Buckle up, this is a long one.

Happy Brocktober's Eve to those who celebrate...

FSU TWITTER ALL NIGHT

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The Fed arent going to cut! Its only going to be once or twice! The markets are going to freak out! Meanwhile, in Global Macro Investor (GMI)... 1995/6 springs to mind... 1/

I can explain Boeing quickly. It attained a market dominant position in the USA following the merger with McDonnell Douglas. This made it lazy. It then got new management, which emphasized financial chicanery over top flight engineering, symbolized in its move of its corporate HQ from Seattle to Chicago. The financial geniuses then worked to break the union, shift production away from its trained Seattle work force to places like South Carolina, and outsource production of most plane components abroad - the American work force was left to assemble all these disparate parts rather than produce them here. Software was also outsourced. The end result was lower quality of aircraft, delays in development and production, and even fatalities from crashes. But rest assured the management in Chicago did very well. Meanwhile, by focusing on MBAs and JDs rather than engineers, top management fell victim to all the pathologies coming out of top schools. This is where the DEI nonsense comes from, which would have been much harder to impose if management were more focused on building good planes than stock buybacks. So the outsourcing, cost cutting, diminishing the original work force - all this is now working in tandem with the sort of diversity/DEI dysfunction visible all over corporate America. It’s a feedback loop that could be fatal to Boeing, and has already been fatal to someone airline passengers. This is basically it. It’s not an elaborate conspiracy. It’s a tale of greed and dysfunction that you can see all over America.

College football fans: "Stop bitching about not getting in the playoffs. Your conference sucks" Also college football fans: "Stop bitching about wanting to leave the ACC."

THE OHIO BOBCATS WIN THEIR FIFTH STRAIGHT BOWL GAME AND BACK TO BACK 10 WIN SEASONS!

FSU was left out (supposedly) because the committee ANTICIPATED a drop off in QB play MIGHT happen. So why did Michigan get a pass despite an ACTUAL drop off in QB play. Note I’m talking ONLY about QB play because that is what the CFP and ESPN have focused on. Different rules

I think Kirk Herbstreit is just very frustrated because he can't use any tangible measurements to defend his take. Every point is either theoretical (who would Michigan want to play?), historical (29-game winning streak!), or subjective (they're just better!). So he just yells.

I challenge @PatMcAfeeShow or @KirkHerbstreit to answer this question. Why does @FSUFootball get held to a higher standard than Texas or Alabama? Why does FSU need to go out and beat the #14 team in the country by more than 10 points but Alabama can lose at home by 10 and need a miracle 31 yard completion on 4th down with an offensive PI by the way to beat a subpar 6-6 Auburn team? Why is it ok for Bama to win by 3 points with their starting QB but FSU is not impressive winning by 10 over a far better Louisville team? I’d love to see an answer that doesn’t involve the SEC is better bullshit. Give me an answer for team vs team. Was Alabama impressive with 3 point win at Auburn? And FSU wouldn’t be playing the playoff games with their 3rd string freshman QB starting. I’d love to see either of you answer this. ⏰

I’ve spoken with many CFB AD’s and yes some that have been on the @CFBPlayoff Committee, and to a person they agree that what happened Sunday should NOT have happened. One aspect so many overlook is the lack of consistency by the Committee particularly where Liberty over @SMUfootball took place and the answer Boo Corrigan gave was “well, they won every game.” Gee, that works for the NY’s6 G5, but NOT a P5 undefeated team! No disrespect to @LibertyFlames but @SMUfootball got hosed as well. The new expanded playoff format structure must have a complete overhauling in their Mission Statement moving forward. The rankings after #4 were a joke! By example giving credit for quality losses propped up @PennStateFball (again no agenda)but Iowa was their biggest win! Don’t tell me the criteria itself isn’t flawed because it is! Lastly, it’s an absolutely MUST more than one TV Network carrier be involved in creating the sports post season narrative. Sure, I work @FOXSports but whether it’s them or someone else, it MUST HAPPEN!

Disclosure would probably be needed to reveal this for sure. Feels like a vindictive thing for a corporation to do to a state university…and it’s a hell of an admission (even if just theorized) by an employee.

How many times in the last 10 years have you heard the committee chairman say, "We don't try to project." 100? 500? FSU was treated differently than any team in CFP history, including in their own other rankings this year. espn.com/college-football/st…

🎯🎯🎯 Coach Leach (rest his solid) absolutely told us this would happen years ago

Regardless of today’s outcome we can all agree that the @CFBPlayoff committee has been a total, abject failure since its inception. Allowing them to pick a 12 team playoff going forward, when they can’t even do 4 teams, is idiotic & detrimental to college football.