Professor. PV alum. Race scholar. I talk sports on @_gameplanpodcast. Ya mammy’s favorite political scientist. Captain of the SS Minnow Johnson.
Austin, TX
Joined September 2009
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Today was one of the coolest days I've experienced . I won Junior faculty Teaching Professor of the Year. To hear how I've inspired my students and had an impact on them inside & outside the classroom makes all of my late nights & hard work putting together lectures worth it
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If you like sports podcasts, tune into The Gameplan Podcast with Alex Goodwin and Kennedy Miller. We premiere every Monday at 2… sidenote: you’ll probably see me watching the Cowboys disaster class midway through this episode 😔.
youtu.be/m03eJQIAshs?is=N7hh…
Sark got the program off the mat , 39-9 over a 3 year period, but the job he’s done these past 2 years especially on offense , inexcusable.
Part of this is sark the other part of this is arch . He’s regressed from the end of last year to now in a way I haven’t seen in a while
This is a collective failure for Texas . This offense has too much talent it look like a middle school team
Oh buddy this video is REALLY bad
Packers RB Josh Jacobs sues to have evidence in battery case permanently sealed
nfl.com/news/packers-rb-josh…
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Just remember.
Katt Williams called this in like 2009.
Art imitates life.
Tiger that killed man who jumped into enclosure will NOT be put down
thesun.co.uk/news/40647236/y…
They have to fire Nick Caserio . Continuing to put an offensive line out there like this for years is a fireable offense
Percentage of runs with 0 or fewer yards before contact through Week 4
1.) Rams: 32.6%
2.) Bengals: 35.6%
3.) Bears: 36.6%
4.) Panthers: 36.8%
5.) Bills: 36.9%
6.) 49ers: 37.2%
7.) Lions: 39.1%
8.) Falcons: 40.0%
9.) Broncos: 41.6%
10.) Jets: 42.0%
11.) Giants: 42.1%
12.) Saints: 42.5%
13.) Ravens: 42.6%
14.) Chiefs: 43.1%
15.) Vikings: 43.4%
16.) Dolphins: 44.4%
17.) Packers: 44.6%
18.) Cardinals: 46.1%
19.) Cowboys: 46.2%
20.) Eagles: 46.4%
21.) Titans: 46.8%
22.) Colts: 47.0%
23.) Steelers: 47.4%
24.) Buccaneers: 47.4%
25.) Seahawks: 48.5%
26.) Jaguars: 49.0%
27.) Chargers: 51.0%
28.) Commanders: 51.5%
29.) Patriots: 51.5%
30.) Raiders: 54.4%
31.) Browns: 54.4%
32.) Texans: 60.3%
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Damn right it is
Robert Pattinson says ‘TRANSFORMERS’ is the definitive movie of the 2000s.
“In the early 2000s [movies had] super bright, saturated colors and really glossy stuff and it I guess culminates with Transformers and then it kind of ends.”
(Source: @A24)
Alex Goodwin, Ph.D. retweeted
Again: If you believe that coaches are infinitely more valuable, then you should believe they both sides deserve access to the free market.
“Different markets” is a tell that you think one party’s wages should be suppressed and one should not.
Does Mina believe even Saban's greatest and most popular player, (whoever that was, college players begin to fade after just a couple of years in the NFL or wherever else), was worth even 1% of what Saban was worth to that university over 18 years?
Is the implication here that guys who come in and lift weights, practice and play, and go to class (the smart ones do b/c they know the NFL is a long shot at best), are worth as much as the man who runs the program
It's not even the same world. Saban is right, they are totally different markets
Btw, access to a legitimate NIL marketplace is the free market. Share some revenue on top of that and it's a fair deal
