As college football playoff commissioners moved towards CFP changes with top four seeds getting byes, regardless of conference, SEC commissioner Greg Sankey now says SEC not settled on preferred CFP format – he wants to allow for changing conditions, and possible play-in games

Translation, he’ll be fine as long as at least half the SEC including Alabama get into the post season.

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Teams in playoff position on Memorial Day have about a 75% chance of making the postseason.

Meanwhile, will the Colorado Rockies, 9-45, be the first MLB team to be eliminated by the All-Star Break?

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PGA Senior Golf Championship ended yesterday. Has Donald said he should have won yet?

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Fox News was all over the incident in Liverpool during the championship parade for the city’s football/soccer Premier League team. 50 plus people were injured, some gravely, when a car drove through the crowd. Now that police say driver was a local white 53 year old man…. crickets.-

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Joe Biden Tweet today. “On Memorial Day, let us pause to remember and honor the brave women and men who made the ultimate sacrifice so we could live our lives in peace and possibility. Today we also honor the families they left behind whose hearts still carry the weight of absence.”

Barack Obama Tweet “On Memorial Day, we remember the sacrifices that our men and women in uniform and their families have made to preserve our freedom. May we always strive to honor the strength and resolve they’ve shown our country.”

I miss having a president.

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Meanwhile Velveeta Voldemort today “We have the World Cup and we have the Olympics. Can you imagine, I miss that four years and now I have everything. Amazing the way things work out. God did that.”

So at this point what are the odds that the World Cup and Olympics both happen in the US?

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For some reason Fox, which claims to be pro policy and military, didn’t say a word about this guy on Memorial Day.

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