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My post is facts… ole Miss and Memphis will probably both be in the initial CFB playoff rankings tonight. They’re not *** is what I’m saying and like how many keep portraying them as
All major subgroups of Americans express less support for higher education today than they did 12 years ago. The initial decline — between 2013 and 2019 — in the percentage rating college as very important was steeper among 18- to 34-year-olds than among older adults. However, since then, the rates among older adults have plunged, so that now only about a third of all age groups say a college education is very important.
Democrats rating college as very important has fallen almost as steeply as that of Republicans since 2013. However, most Democrats who do not view college as very important now describe it as fairly important, while few say it’s not too important (49% and 9% of Democrats, respectively). By contrast, Republicans are equally likely to rate it as fairly important (39%) as not too important (39%). In fact, Republicans are about twice as likely to say college is not too important as to say it is very important (20%).
Only 4 in 10 college graduates say college is very important, but few (12%) dismiss it as not too important, while 46% say it’s fairly important.
38% of Americans who lack confidence in higher education cite politics, with another 32% saying college doesn’t teach the right things.
Democrats rating college as very important has fallen almost as steeply as that of Republicans since 2013. However, most Democrats who do not view college as very important now describe it as fairly important, while few say it’s not too important (49% and 9% of Democrats, respectively). By contrast, Republicans are equally likely to rate it as fairly important (39%) as not too important (39%). In fact, Republicans are about twice as likely to say college is not too important as to say it is very important (20%).
Only 4 in 10 college graduates say college is very important, but few (12%) dismiss it as not too important, while 46% say it’s fairly important.
38% of Americans who lack confidence in higher education cite politics, with another 32% saying college doesn’t teach the right things.
We can argue all day about trading close losses with close wins and how that effects the overall outlook of this team moving forward, but the big picture is that you can clearly see a MUCH improved program that has the potential to become bowl eligible. Also, possibly ruin our rivals chances of making the playoffs at home, in an incredibly tough environment for anybody to come get a win. We need to show up for this team in the remaining games because they deserve it.
I've attended every home egg bowl since the late 90's and even the 11:00 AM start time (**** you ESPN) is going to be a tough environment for a program who is known for shitting the bed. Egg Bowl 2025 has all the characteristics of a bed shitting moment for Ole Miss.
I've attended every home egg bowl since the late 90's and even the 11:00 AM start time (**** you ESPN) is going to be a tough environment for a program who is known for shitting the bed. Egg Bowl 2025 has all the characteristics of a bed shitting moment for Ole Miss.
The reality is that we're 3-1 plus 2-3 in coin flip games, but the fact that we had five coin flip games there is a testament to how far we have come this season under Lebby. I don't think many people expected more than one or two of those to be competitive.
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