NEMizzou

Texas has a weak schedule for an SEC team this year, but it's all relative. Even with that schedule they would be 1-1 against playoff caliber teams, and Indiana would be 0-1. Vanderbilt and likely Arkansas are better than anyone Indiana has played.

"Rivalry" isn't the right word for the football series...but Mizzou fans generally despise OU, mostly because Mizzou has gotten their teeth kicked in the majority of the series. Same deal with Nebraska...I don't think Mizzou fans thought of Nebraska as a rival, more just we hated them because they were really good and Mizzou...was not. The idea that Mizzou has a decent chance to win this type of game now gives it a lot more juice on the MU side; plus Mizzou has lately become a thorn in OU's side on the recruiting/transfer side.

Basketball had a legit rivalry, particularly during the 80s and 90s when both programs had all-timer coaches.

South Carolina isn't even the best Carolina.

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all that BS involving the murder

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If we're in 4-team pods where all four teams play the other 3 every year, I think you'd see OU, UT, Arky and Mizzou together.

If we're allowed 3 permanent rivals, but we're not locked into 4-team pods and MU plays 3 teams (say including Arky) but Arky can play 2 completely different schools, then I'd say Mizzou would prefer to play OU, Arky and Kentucky.

I think Mizzou is locked into Arky (whether each side likes it or not) and the Big 8 fit with OU is almost a certainty. I like playing Carolina and I like playing Kentucky, but Kentucky is geographically more relevant and they seem like great games no matter what.

Kobe walking in the handshake line...

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Why would you not use the same election for this comparison? They were all good on the November ballot . Walker is a outsider and outsiders will always struggle to win elections. 90% of politicians don’t want a republican outsider to win .

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Is outsider code for functionally illiterate?

Outside of an original console on an old CRT, I think an FPGA system is your best bet. If you're just interested in NES games you can get a RetroUSB for $200 here, and it's as perfect as it's going to get. It has ports for original controllers and HDMI out. Pair it with an Everdrive and you'll have every NES game ever produced, with flawless accuracy. Without using a CRT there will still be some lag but this is a lot better than a Pi-based system.

If you're wanting to do more systems than the NES and are OK with a huge learning curve, look up the Mister FPGA. That's what I have and it's kind of amazing what it can do. But it's not anything close to plug and play.

I get that Melinda Dillon might not have been interested/able to play Ralphie's mom, but I'd just as soon had them not have a mom in this one rather than swap her out...just so jarring.