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Not that there's anything wrong with that.

Fuck it. If the athletic department knew about the gambling and didn't do anything about it, the let the chips fall where they may.

Athletic Director Cunningham: "Yes, sir. And... we'll interface with the NCAA on this, uh, gambling issue." President Pinto: "No! No. God, no. We don't want those idiots bumbling around in this. Tell Sorsby to hit the transfer portal. Get rid of him."

He's not a good enough player to take a risk on.

I personally would like to know what exactly the Cincinnati athletic department knew about Sorsby’s gambling and when they knew it. I’m not one to shit on my alma mater, but I don’t think they should get a pass just because he entered the portal before the story broke. I hope President Neville...

Jello?

A new spin on the old Twinkie defense. It’s time to dust that one off and use it offensively.

The court order enjoins the NCAA from prohibiting Sorsby from playing. I don’t think it compels or prohibits either Texas Tech or the Big 12 from doing anything. It also seems like a reach that an athletic conference deciding to penalize a member according to their bylaws would violate antitrust...

Is that bad?

When Ken Paxton wakes up each morning, he asks himself “What would a real attorney general do today?” Then he does the opposite.

I‘m starting to think the gambling story is just a way for Sorsby to draw attention away from the fact that he is a mediocre quarterback. Kind of a genius move if you think about it. Nobody is talking about his QB skills at all.

What’s the clinical name for people who do shitty things because they know they can get away with it? Sociopaths? They know it’s wrong. They do it anyway. We really need to bring back consequences.

Maybe it will self-weaponize and go on the offensive against us. It could do a lot of damage just by manipulating people through social media.

So things we can live without have gotten cheaper while necessities have gotten more expensive. Have the markets for necessities gotten less competitive while the markets for luxury goods have gotten more competitive? And if so, how do we restore competitiveness to these markets? Heath-care and...

Lucky for us he doesn't have to be elite to do it.

It's a skill.

If I’m the smartest person in the room, I’m probably the only person in the room.

I take it you are an entrepreneur or something like that. I’m glad being on your own is working for you, but it’s definitely not for everyone.

Let me add that wanting change is one thing. Figuring out how to make a change for the better is another. Sometimes you set out to make changes only to figure out that what you have may seem stupid on the surface, but it’s actually the way it is for a reason.

I guess even a blind squirl finds an acorn now and then.