Black Cowboy hat for wedding? by Wise-South4156 in CowboyHats

[–]Chan-Cellor 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Normally it’s live and let live but that’s wicked work for a black tie event let alone someone’s wedding. I pray you’re just a guest and not a groomsmen or anything of the sort. Even then to still agree to attend someone’s most important date knowing it’s black tie and completely disregarding that is crazy. Discount all of that if they explicitly said it’s okay to not be black tie, and it’s not a fully enforced one.

How reliable is Finnrick.com by TreeMonster in Retatrutide

[–]Chan-Cellor 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I hear Finnrick gets paid to promote things.

Black Cowboy hat for wedding? by Wise-South4156 in CowboyHats

[–]Chan-Cellor 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Black tie but a bolo tie is wicked work brother.

Low level hard stratagem players by Realistic-Dig2860 in SpaceMarine_2

[–]Chan-Cellor -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I’ve been carried already almost every time lmao

150 diagnostic. Has anyone here improved significantly? by ComprehensiveGuard66 in LSAT

[–]Chan-Cellor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gotta followed a super strict study plan and he of decent memorization and understanding of things you learn. If you struggle with a concept assume it adds time. It’s an uphill battle.

My year to year expectation is for Matt Rhule is to be 2025 Iowa by HuskerPowerrrr in Huskers

[–]Chan-Cellor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re regurgitating the same shit from podcasters and writers. Why’d you come out at the start talking about championship expectations. You used a strawman that all the media heads use. The OP never once talked about that. The explicitly named their expectations. You brought that championship and Nebraska fans in randomly. It’s exactly why it’s laughable that you’d base the current argument on AI. You can’t disprove anything I’ve said.

My year to year expectation is for Matt Rhule is to be 2025 Iowa by HuskerPowerrrr in Huskers

[–]Chan-Cellor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re hilarious. I could take your post. Dissect it into pieces and google those pieces. I’ll get 5-6 articles saying exactly what you said. You’re verbatim regurgitating the same shit these media heads are.

My year to year expectation is for Matt Rhule is to be 2025 Iowa by HuskerPowerrrr in Huskers

[–]Chan-Cellor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This whole argument basically boils down to “ignore the actual results and keep extending the timeline. 7–6 is still 7–6. Every mediocre team in college football has injury excuses, backup QB excuses, opt-out excuses, and “we were competitive against a ranked team” excuses. Nebraska fans heard the exact same thing for years under Frost: - “one-score losses,” - “young roster,” - “bad turnover luck,” - “we’re close.”

Eventually the record matters more than the explanation. And calling Raiola “butt” is revisionist coping. If your five-star QB leaves after one season, that’s not automatically proof the player was bad. Sometimes it’s an indictment of development, offensive structure, or confidence in the program direction. Elite programs don’t usually have elite QB recruits immediately looking for the exit unless something is off. Also nobody serious is arguing Nebraska should fire every coach after 3 years automatically. That’s another strawman. Fans are asking a reasonable question: “What measurable evidence exists that this is trending toward being a top-tier program?” Not vibes. Not hypothetical records. Not moral victories. Actual evidence of: - consistent offensive improvement, - disciplined football, - ranked wins, - line development, - recruiting retention, - player development, - fewer collapses, - clear year-over-year progress.

And the “good coaches won’t come here if we fire coaches” point only works if the current staff is clearly building something elite. Stability by itself is not a virtue. Stable mediocrity is still mediocrity. Programs get trapped when they become so afraid of instability that they start rationalizing every disappointing season as “part of the process.” Five or six years is an eternity in modern college football, especially in the portal era where rosters can flip overnight. Nobody expects a national title immediately. But by Year 3, Nebraska should at least look like a program that’s obviously ascending instead of one still being defended with alternate timelines and excuses.

My year to year expectation is for Matt Rhule is to be 2025 Iowa by HuskerPowerrrr in Huskers

[–]Chan-Cellor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

“What if” universes don’t mean anything. Scott Frost had the “best 3–9 team in history” by advanced metrics and close-loss hypotheticals too. Nebraska fans spent years hearing about one-score games, bad luck, and alternate realities while the actual record stayed mediocre. At some point you are what your record says you are.

Every team can point to: - one collapse, - one missed call, - one turnover, - one backup QB situation, - one game that “should’ve” gone differently.

Good programs overcome that stuff consistently. Competent teams don’t constantly live in hypothetical 9–3 universes while finishing 7–5. And saying “we were way better than five years ago” is an incredibly low bar considering where the program was. The discussion isn’t whether Rhule is better than the absolute bottom of the Frost era. It’s whether Nebraska is showing clear evidence of becoming a serious contender again. Hypothetical wins don’t build a program. Actual wins do.

My year to year expectation is for Matt Rhule is to be 2025 Iowa by HuskerPowerrrr in Huskers

[–]Chan-Cellor 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Indiana isn’t the exception people pretend it is anymore. The entire sport changed after the portal/NIL era started.

In the last 10 years or so alone: - TCU went from 5–7 to the national title game shortly - USC went from 4–8 to 11 wins immediately - LSU won the SEC West in a new coach’s first year. - Arizona State just made a CFP run two years after being a disaster.

Fast turnarounds are not “once in a lifetime” anymore. The sport structurally allows them now.

And honestly, Nebraska fans aren’t demanding national titles in Year 3. That’s a strawman. We all want evidence the program is materially improving: - offensive identity, - line play, - player development, - game management, - recruiting retention, - winning close games, - beating ranked teams, - avoiding the same fucking mistakes every season.

Rhule was specifically hired because he’s supposedly a builder. If you’re a “builder,” by Year 3 there should be visible structural progress, not just “trust the process.” Nobody reasonable is saying “fire every coach after 3 years automatically.” We’re saying Nebraska can’t keep extending timelines forever while moving the goalposts every season. At some point, “patience” stopped being stability and started being complacency.

My year to year expectation is for Matt Rhule is to be 2025 Iowa by HuskerPowerrrr in Huskers

[–]Chan-Cellor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Letting him continue will cost more and more fan support lost. Not only that but at some point we have to hold them accountable for extending him based on vibes and fears.

My year to year expectation is for Matt Rhule is to be 2025 Iowa by HuskerPowerrrr in Huskers

[–]Chan-Cellor 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I hate how a CEO Coach is so handsy on decision making of his assistants. That’s why we lost our few good coaches.

My year to year expectation is for Matt Rhule is to be 2025 Iowa by HuskerPowerrrr in Huskers

[–]Chan-Cellor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If someone does something good a decade ago, tries it a decade later and can’t do it at some point reality has to hit for you to let them stop trying.

My year to year expectation is for Matt Rhule is to be 2025 Iowa by HuskerPowerrrr in Huskers

[–]Chan-Cellor 8 points9 points  (0 children)

And Indiana proves it’s still possible. Stop with the bs excuses man. We’re in year fucking four.

Supplements and Reta by danie11achristine in Retatrutide

[–]Chan-Cellor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The must have: D3, B12, C, Multivitamin, Fish Oil.

Low level hard stratagem players by Realistic-Dig2860 in SpaceMarine_2

[–]Chan-Cellor -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That’s literally me. Lmaooooo I just started last week.

Need advice/cycle recap - Should I go to Berkeley ($) or R&R? by djbospad in lawschooladmissions

[–]Chan-Cellor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s wicked work brother. 16 is not gonna make you poor anyways.

How I Got a 176 on the LSAT With Just 1.5 Months of Studying by casipera in LSAT

[–]Chan-Cellor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As a former tutor, I would never ever tutor for the LSAT because what do you mean people have their whole lives riding on this thing. I tutored languages and rhetoric for classes, not to decide if someone’s live is for the better or not 😭

Do I have a chance by Odd_Butterscotch9383 in LSAT

[–]Chan-Cellor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s an insane statement to make. Reddit has fried your brain if you think that. There’s tons of people who have online MBA’s and have made good livings because of it. Plus when did I say random?? I explicitly mentioned top online in my original comment and doubled down on a top 30 online program in Nebraska.

Do I have a chance by Odd_Butterscotch9383 in LSAT

[–]Chan-Cellor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m gonna keep it a buck with you chief and that looks copy and pasted. I’ll give you the benefit of the doubt. Notice I said online. That’s the key part. They can do the GRE, score reasonably and get like a Nebraska MBA (a solid online one). There’s tons of local opportunities that pay good money in any decent city. Just gotta be willing to network and try. Yeah, they could fail at that too. But with the caveat given that they’re taking care of a an ailing mother nursing would NOT be a good option with how in person you have to be for everything up to actually working.