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According to Arlo Guthrie, if three of us do it, it's an organization.

I've decided that today is the day based on your post, which is something.

You make a compelling argument. "Never interrupt your opponent while he is in the middle of making a mistake." - Sun Tzu

I think Moore keeps his job as well. Who could they get to coach them through what we hope will be a period of NCAA penalties galore anyway?

“There’s a time and a place…” Bill Burr on charities in sports

Just substitute various different bad actors for “BNK” and “GameDay”, and I think you have captured what’s wrong with almost everything that’s wrong today.

Seriously though, according to a Google's AI Overview (oh the irony): "A city's power consumption varies greatly depending on its size, population, and industrial activity. A city of 1 million people might need anywhere from 500 MW to 1500 MW of power, according to some estimates, depending on...

Not yet. They are hoping the new AI system will tell them how.

Meta announces plan to build multiple 5 gigawatt data centers the size of Manhattan to support AI. A 2 gigawatt center is planned for New Albany Ohio. If that’s how much power and real estate it takes to support AI in its current form, I’d say the technology has a scaling problem. Just for...

Hiring consultants is just a way for boards to deflect blame later when things don’t turn out well. “We hired XYZ consultants and followed their recommendations. It’s not our fault the 100 billion dollar investment is now worthless.” Maybe the time is right to start a consulting firm that helps...

It’s like alleged, but when everyone knows it actually happened.

See, if you had a degree in English Literature, you would have been able to come up with a more elegant ending to finish your post... With... I mean with which to finish your post.

I think so. That would make it easier for banks to lend money to people seeking degrees that were unlikely to increase their income.

I'm sure there are others on this board more qualified to answer that than I, but something happened between about 1992-1994 and accelerated between 2002-2008 that increased the amount of money loaned to students to pay for college. Anytime that much money flows into something, it's bound to...

Thinking about the demise of the student athlete and whether the student-athlete ever existed at all as I stared out my window a moment ago, it occurred to me that a lot of the non-athlete students in college are not really students either. Or, at least, not very good students.

I’m already paying less attention than I used to. But I think professional sports fans will more than fill the void left by any disillusioned college sports fans who stop watching.

You're right, of course. I personally just don't see a reason to whine about not getting the 16 seed so that you can watch your team get their shit pushed in by the one seed on national television. I don't think football is like basketball where some underrated team can get hot and beat a top...

Do we think there would be more gaming or less gaming of the system (e.g., with scheduling) if the 16 teams were all chosen at-large by some computer ranking system? I'm not sure what the benefit of guaranteeing conference slots is now that the field is so large.

We’ve got a bleeder!

Well, that and for the LULZ. Although maybe it's impossible to separate the two.