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Kicking ass and taking names?

I keep seeing new comments on this thread and expect to see a revelation. I am constantly disappointed.

For me, it is precisely because of season 1 that season 2 is such a disappointment. I'm not the only one, most of my friends who are watching share my feelings, but we're all still watching, just not enjoying the show like last year's production.
It's obvious that we all have different tastes, glad you like it and can overlook, or not notice, the warts that jump out at some of us. Every single person I talked to last year about the show absolutely loved it. This year, not so much, but it is obvious from this thread that a bunch of folks here seem enthralled. Like I said, I'll finish it up and hope for better next year. I would recommend season 1 to you, but heck, you might not like it at all, tastes being what they are.

All that link did was remind me how much I hate Maryland's uniforms

There. I think that's what you meant....

With Terrell Hall switching from OSU to Bama I'd say there is. Certainly gives us a little more hope.

Eventually we are going to look back on this era and wonder why in the hell teams were so gung ho about wearing clothes so skin tight we should just call them what they are... spandex, much like we wonder why fashion in the 90s was about looking like a middle schooler grabbed his dad's shirt to wear before walking out the door.

I read your comment as "you met your now ex for the very first time at TOTs, started dating her, and then broke up with her all in the span of 5 minutes." You are an expert level heartbreaker my friend.

and apparently because of the LADIEEEEEEES!

The Constitution applies to all government entities, especially public colleges. Hundreds of Supreme Court cases on colleges and how the Constitution applies:
Sweatt v. Painter (lead up to Brown v. Board of Education) - segregation in a Texas law school
Regents of California v. Bakke - Admissions policy at UC Davis Med School
Gratz v. Bollinger - Undergraduate affirmative action at U. Mich
Grutter v. Bollinger - Graduate program affirmative action at U. Mich
United States v. Virginia (VMI) - whether VMI can continue to deny women admission into VMI
Fisher v. University of Texas - Admissions policy at Univ. of Texas undergrad

Due process, as you're describing, is for criminal court (right to fair, speedy trial, no self-incrimination, etc.). You could argue that Reavis has a "right to education" and thus violating his due process. This argument has been made before, but the Supreme Court has never found that a right to education exists. Thus, no due process violation.

Biologically, they have a very similar ancestor: Caniformia. Essentially, dogs, bears, seals, sea lions and raccoons all evolved from the same ancestor. Dolphins, along with whales and manatees, are most similar to current day hippopotamuses. See cetaceans.

Isn't the United SportsCar Championship the series that absorbed the American Le Mans Series and something else I can't recall?