Vikings might be looking at a shifting of power in the division. We have had it good for quite a while...
I can't really be mad at Detroit. First home playoff game in 30+ years? Fine, let 'em win 1 or 2. Rams already went the distance recently, so they can go home.
Just learned about this over the weekend. Free 7-part documentary series on the Vikings. Popping up on a lot of Top 10 Films and Top 10 Documentaries for 2023.
At least according to this site: https://mcubed.net/ncaaf/bowls/strkawin.shtml
We are top 10 all time for win streak. And currently #2 behind Alabama for active win streak.
Correct. People take advantage of systems every single day. It's hard to find success, so people will jump at the chance to get ahead above all else. The kids are no different than most adults in corporate America.
Hard copy for everything fiction. Kindle for everything learning/self-improvement.
When I read books on programming, it's always on Kindle. The ability to make notes/highlight, immediately look up definitions, etc...Can't be beat. But I will always appreciate my physical copies.
One of the worst seasons of Gopher football I've seen since starting in 2010. Even those early Kill seasons were better because it felt like we were getting better little-by-little. This was just boring and painful.
I've only been checking in to this thread...Had other things to do today. Sounds like I made the right choice. I hope I can be excited on game days again in the near future.
You've got it exactly right. 2019 was great, no doubt. But I don't give a crap about any # of wins after it, because the team failed when it mattered over and over. (Which arguably happened in 2019 as well). It felt like the window was closing this year, with the new age of CFB brimming. And...
The wins have become a vanity metric now. He wins more but not when it counts. Let's the West slip away year after year.
I'm personally not ready to move on. But it's sure damn tough to be so close and never get the job done.