Sua Sponte

I did look at the stats. It’s subjective because you and I, like the Heisman voters, use a personal weighing of information (e.g., stats, conference, team record, etc.). More voters saw it from my opinion than yours. Shedeur Sanders had 600 more passing yards, higher completion percentage (74.0% v. 73.2%), and nine more passing TDs (37 v. 28) than Dillion Gabriel this year, but yet wasn’t nominated for the Heisman. That’s also the Prime Effect. Hunter will probably be a WR in the NFL. Easy way to figure that is to compare one of the top WR Justin Jefferson’s contract extension at $140M/four years to the top CB in the NFL Pat Surtain II contract extension at $96M/four years. They might have him come in once in awhile in man coverage against a smaller WR, but he’ll probably be more of a slot WR due to his size.

That’s subjective. How were Jeanty defensive stats? Didn’t Hunter have more receiving yards and TDs than Jeanty? That’s the main point, more people with votes weighted being good, not great, on both sides of the ball compared to being great on one side.

With the exception of interceptions, Hunter had better stats than Charles Woodson the year he won the Heisman.

Those dudes become "consultants" since they're older once they retire.

Corrected for accuracy.

They were still ranked #17 when CU beat them. I'm not saying Prime isn't corny, I live an hour from Boulder and have to deal with him in the local media all the time. But to take CU from one win to being ranked and a Heisman winner within two years is a big feat. Do you know how many ranked teams Boise State beaten in the two seasons? One, UNLV this year. Jeanty ran wild over powerhouses like Georgia Southern and MWC juggernauts like Wyoming and Utah State, so I have no idea how he didn't win the Heisman.

What a weird way to visibly show people you voted for Kamala.

They beat TCU last year who was ranked #17 during Week 1.

They beat TCU last year, who had played in the Natty the previous season. People don't realize that Colorado won one game the year before Prime showed up.

Navy Fed is just a credit union, they are not an insurance company.

Might?!?

Uhhh, that largely depends on the Guard unit.

Was married to a Green Beret. She left Fairchild when she was still active duty wand went to be a test parachutist at Edwards.

I’ve been a USAA member since 2001. Back then they were great with customer service, no issues. That’s how Navy Fed is now. I have two auto loans through them and they routinely beat USAA in APR. Their app (iOS, dunno about Android’s) is vastly better than USAA’s.

Aren’t you a Guard/Reserve Baby? If so, vastly different than being active duty.

I was stationed at Fairchild with her. She’s pretty mentally unstable. Also it should be clarified she’s a reservist now. A lot different making Chief from Active Duty.

It’s not that bad. Navy Fed is amazing.

Switched to Navy Fed in 2019. Left insurance in 2023 for State Farm. Only have a small insurance policy with USAA just to remain a member.

Blame the commanders that enable this behavior.

It costs a lot of money to deport the browns.

Hegseth may be out as SECDEF, replaced by DeSantis. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-considering-replacing-hegseth-with-desantis-defense-secretary-sources/

That post was made eight months before this ruling, which cemented what you said. https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/23pdf/23-939_e2pg.pdf

Biden just pardoned his son.