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Hopefully during the season we will have some longer ones, but it will be because we are winning, not discussing if this is the last year for the coach! :)  Of course it is IU, so every thread we start concerning the two major sports turns into a "time to make a change at the top" thread. 

Or we can just post the video like we did above and you can listen for yourself exactly what Kevin Wilson had to say. That saves me a lot of transcribing actually.

I was on the Query & Schultz Show on 1260 WNDE AM Friday afternoon talking IU football and Btownbanners (He let me do a shout out a couple of times telling people to sign up by the way) but to your point, he had three basic questions and of course one had to do with Kevin Wilson's future. He asked me on a scale of 1 to 10 just how important was the season to Kevin Wilson's future. And so I basically was able to regurgitate this thread to an extent. But it's true. When it comes to IU football (and even basketball) that's always one of the first questions people will ask. With IU, it's Sudfeld, Kevin Wilson and in today's case Antonio Allen. Oh well. it is what it is.

Hopefully during the season we will have some longer ones, but it will be because we are winning, not discussing if this is the last year for the coach! :)  Of course it is IU, so every thread we start concerning the two major sports turns into a "time to make a change at the top" thread. 

Hopefully during the season we will have some longer ones, but it will be because we are winning, not discussing if this is the last year for the coach! :)  Of course it is IU, so every thread we start concerning the two major sports turns into a "time to make a change at the top" thread. 

Hopefully during the season we will have some longer ones, but it will be because we are winning, not discussing if this is the last year for the coach! :)  Of course it is IU, so every thread we start concerning the two major sports turns into a "time to make a change at the top" thread. 

4 pages deep on a football thread... LOVE IT.

I think that is what happens when you really don't believe something, but you say it anyway. 

From what I saw last night, the only two that have a chance in a general election are Bush and Rubio. You can call them dull and scripted all you'd like, but they clearly had knowledge of the subjects they were talking about and won't be simply out-debated. I felt like the other 8 would simply be embarrassed by Clinton in a debate (either by their lack of polish or knowledge of policy). I've said it before and I wholeheartedly believe that a vote in the GOP primary for anyone besides those two is a de-facto vote for Clinton (or the another Dem nominee). 

Side Note: Best part of the night was Trump pointing out that "we wouldn't be talking about immigration if it wasn't for me." Somewhere a thousand GOP strategists face-palmed and cried. Given the expected swing states, that could be the catalyst that loses the election (whoever the nominee is).
 
Side Note #2: Seriously, Bernie Sanders versus Rand Paul in a debate (not necessarily for President, just for fun). I think they'd accidentally keep supporting the others opinions and not understand why. It would be beautiful, beautiful television. 

I agree the world is a whole less dangerous physically.  I do think the world is a lot more dangerous economically.  We have become a nation and a world of haves and have nots.  The United States used to have a thriving middle, not so much any more.

I am looking for a leader that is putting forth solutions for this.  I used to think the "market" would take care of the problem, but now I am thinking, as individuals we are too selfish, and there has to be some entity setting guidelines. 

As a country we need someone that can convince both parties that we have to get our fiscal house in order. 

I would NEVER support a candidate based on which party they belong to...too many crooks and idiots on both sides of the aisle.
 
That having been said; Carson was extremely likable and is obviously incredibly smart, but I wonder if he is qualified to be a chief executive when he is 60 years old and has never been in government or run a large business.
 
I also wonder if Kasich, who is incredibly qualified, will get any traction.
 
To me, Walker and Cruz are kinda creepy.

Time to see some real TV and turn on the Daily Show!!

I am a religious man, but I can't believe they just asked this last question.

It depends on your definition of liberal.  Based on what has passed for conservative beliefs for the last 10 years, I guess I am a liberal.  What I find incredibly funny from tonight, is all the times Reagan has been brought up.  The people on this stage would never be able to support Reagan if he were President today.

Here's what the perspective of this 50 year old can state:
 
The world, and this country are in a far less dangerous place than 50 or 100 years ago. However, the ability to acquire information about the country's and the world's problems has absolutely exploded.
 
Compared to 50 or 100 years ago, wars are fewer, racism is less prevalent, famine has lessened, genocide and pure dictatorship is harder to find, slavery has lessened, and life expectancies are up.
 
However, all these issues still exist. We notice the problems; that's natural.

Hey that is my dipS@IDIT  Governor you are talking about there...   :)

Time to see some real TV and turn on the Daily Show!!

Hey that is my dipS@IDIT  Governor you are talking about there...   :)

Hey that is my dipS@IDIT  Governor you are talking about there...   :)

Time to see some real TV and turn on the Daily Show!!

Carson and Kasich have seemed to be the two most realistic people out there.  

It depends on your definition of liberal.  Based on what has passed for conservative beliefs for the last 10 years, I guess I am a liberal.  What I find incredibly funny from tonight, is all the times Reagan has been brought up.  The people on this stage would never be able to support Reagan if he were President today.

Hey that is my dipS@IDIT  Governor you are talking about there...   :)

Hey that is my dipS@IDIT  Governor you are talking about there...   :)

Never underestimate the stupidity of the american voter.