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Perfect encapsulation. “What’s disturbing about the ensuing leadership squabble though, is that while it was going on, it seemed more urgent than the crime.”
The spectacle of the neophyte mayor and the frequent flyer police chief, both failing at their jobs when they were needed most, is not going to pass lightly, writes columnist Danny Westneat. seattletimes.com/seattle-new…
It’s now been a week. When will the top story become about the active investigation into a shooting at a major festival? Right now firing the police chief has worked from a messaging standpoint. It’s completely distracting coverage from the actual event.
What role does the guy that deleted his text messages and lied about it serve in now?
Historians should cover the NCAA as one of the most out of touch, misguided institutions with the most outsized impact we’ve ever seen.
Real credit to @MollyAMcGrath for asking Marcus Freeman that question and the incredible humility in his response. This is a special moment to finally have a black head coach in a college football championship game.
The 2024 post-election analysis of Trump gaining vote share by percentage has to be the laziest of my lifetime. The story of this election was turnout, full stop. The country didn’t get redder — it just stayed home.
Hey @GregMcElroy, who just said the best team Indiana has played this year in Michigan: What does having a better record and…beating Michigan do for Washington?
Ole Miss beat Georgia by 3 scores LAST WEEK! What even is the point?
POLL ALERT: Oregon remains No. 1 in AP Top 25 after close call, Notre Dame and Alabama each jump two spots, Georgia back in top 10.
Full poll: apnews.com/hub/ap-top-25-col…
Glad they rejected you! (And to be at the game just below you)
Only question at this point is whether the M’s are going to turn a 10-game lead into losing the division by 10 games.
All of that could’ve been avoided if you just let Woo — at 73 pitches (!) — walk Alvarez and get the next guy.
One baffling thing is the assumption Oregon is so well-positioned. At its height, the program never won a title and only got close once. Washington had 2 CFP trips while UO hasn’t been there in a decade, despite all this great recruiting. nytimes.com/athletic/5611204…