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I picked NC also. But, I’d gladly lose the pick’em just to see the chaos of a GCM win. 😂

Thanks for the score update! SCORE UPDATE Goose Creek Memorial 14 New Caney 7 2nd Quarter

!score 14-7 Q2

NC just woke up.

Texas’ offense is absolutely dreadful.

For anyone that cant rewatch. There's also a perfect play by play on maxpreps under the game tracker

So far 1 team playing like its playoff life is on the line today, the other one looks ready for basketball.

Desperation as I have said before. Pay attention.

Let the predictions begin.

It’s as meaningful as anything else that has been passed which is very little.

Good because it already froze once on me.

If the game freezes on DCTX there's a broadcast on NFHS without the commentary.

Thanks for the score update! SCORE UPDATE Goose Creek Memorial 7 New Caney 0 1st Quarter

!score 7-0 Q1

Your support for Trump since you have been on this forum has been childish so spare me the childish insult.

Nice drive by GCM

Looks like it from the cameras. That wind is whipping out there.

Looks like Tuesday’s match against DP will determine BH’s season.

Did I say it didn't happen?.....SMH I said charges were not filed.....which is true..... You have been acting childish since they took your X away......lol

all you would of had to say is it was not meaningful legislation.....

I’m in the stands, has to be one of the smallest crowds I have seen in years.

What do you think the reason is? It is really easy just to repeat propaganda, and you prove that on the daily.....

It’s part of the 8D Chess Upside Down Backgammon Matrix Move that only MAGA cult members understand. SMH

The Epstein Files Transparency Act took effect November nineteenth, twenty twenty-five, giving DOJ thirty days to publish everything unclassified. They blew the deadline, dropped a partial batch on December nineteenth, then claimed compliance on January thirtieth with about three and a half million pages — out of roughly six million they identified. The other two and a half million are mostly withheld on privilege claims: deliberative process, attorney-client. Some withheld for reasons the law doesn’t even permit. In the Phang versus Blanche lawsuit, Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche conceded on the record that he’s in violation. Judge Emmet Sullivan ordered him to either strip key redactions or justify every single one line by line. DOJ responded by offering to show more to the judge behind closed doors instead. The kicker: a Wall Street Journal review found the released files exposed personal info on at least forty-three victims — the exact thing the law was written to protect — while names of powerful people stayed hidden behind privilege. So the law’s narrow exceptions got used to shield institutions, not survivors. That’s what triggered Epstein Files Transparency Act Two, H.R. 9694, backed by seventeen state attorneys general as of two days ago. It would let states, survivors, and members of Congress sue DOJ directly over withheld or improperly redacted records, and add criminal penalties for non-compliant employees. It’s stalled in the House Judiciary Committee, but Massie and Khanna say they’ve locked up two hundred eighteen discharge-petition signatures to force a floor vote in the post-election lame-duck session. One angle worth watching: the law required DOJ to publish a redaction log in the Federal Register listing every withheld category and its legal basis. That log was never published. Without it, there’s no public way to audit what got hidden or why — which is arguably the single biggest enforcement gap in the whole statute.

Oddly there is video of it happening so there’s that. Doesn’t change the fact that it happened. Smh