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It is certainly that time of the year again, as we all know - Hate Week is well underway, and people are firing away with memes and jokes about schools, coaches, states and so forth. It is also, however, time to reflect on how far we have come this season and what it means to all of us that we are, for the second season in a row now, playing The Game with hefty implications for our playoff future. 

It’s been too long, Bearcats.

From buried doors and missing snow boots to helpful neighbors and long-winding paths, the Bills’ players, coaches and staff escaped a storm then got the win they needed.

Ohio State can't look past Maryland, Tommy Eichenberg has been playing like an All-American and the Buckeyes need to replicate a play from the 2014 Big Ten Championship.

The Wolverines are a huge home favorite.

I told you this part wasn't going to be pretty. I didn't think it would get to the point where the Wall Street Journal would go full Buck Turgidson and call on the United States to "show it can win a nuclear war," but I wasn't entirely off the...

I told you this part wasn't going to be pretty. I didn't think it would get to the point where the Wall Street Journal would go full Buck Turgidson and call on the United States to "show it can win a nuclear war," but I wasn't entirely off the...

The most upending event of the past 10,000 years is the advent of engineered food as fermentation farms displace factory farms. “We are on the Cusp of the Fastest, Deepest, Most Consequential Disruption of Agriculture in History.” ((RethinkX.com)) “Modern foods will bankrupt the cattle industry within a decade.” ((RethinkX.com)) More on that to follow, but

Warm up the Wagnerian orchestra and call in the goose-stepping chorus girls, because ... yes, that's right, it's Springtime for GloboCap! "The Winter of Severe Illness and Death" is over! The big Black Sun is shining again! God's in his heaven,...

A world with constant surveillance, perpetual war and a militarised police state, George Orwell's most famous novel was a warning against totalitarian governments, all the more relevant now then when it was written.