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Harris campaign making a mistake?

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From 538 today….still a virtual tie, but first time Trump has edged ahead of Harris. He has momentum, but unless something unexpected happens, it will probably track within a point until Election Day.



What’s an unexpected major event? All unlikely but:
- Significant escalation in the Middle East?
- China blockade on Taiwan?
- P Diddy bombshell on one of the candidates?

Anything else rise to this level?https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2024-election-forecast/
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Rutgers Class of 25 hoops

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It’s a different era. Coaches are pumping more resources into the portal than high school. In my opinion it’s extremely low iq to take multiple freshmen in an era where player development is not a realistic business model. That’s why Tony Bennett retired- that was his thing. It’s also the reason why Rick Pitino said he’s not going to take more than 1 freshman next season.
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NJ’s big time college FB team

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SHUHoopsFan said:
Family friend has a kid on the team and I've watched more than I have in my entire life. They would've been better off with no luck than the luck they got.

-Mo Toure out before season started
-Down to 3rd string tight end
-Left guard out for year
-Powell in and out of the lineup with injuries
-Longerbeam in and out of lineup with injuries
-Rainey in and out of lineup with injuries
-Edge rushers in and out of lineup with injuries

We were a totally different team with one guy out with general soreness. I'm sure they can handle an injury or two but not this many.
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Yup, the injuries have been unkind to them (particularly Toure), but UCLA has probably suffered more injuries to key people than any team in college football, so it wouldn't explain this game. Wisconsin also managed without their starting QB and RB.
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NJ’s big time college FB team

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They didn't really play any tough teams up to this point, either. That's the idea - that between Schiano's always-creampuff nonconference schedule, the easiest slate of games ever to masqueade as a Big Ten schedule, and the list of returning players, this year set up for them to win eight or nine games without any particular luck. Any they aren't going to come close.
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Family friend has a kid on the team and I've watched more than I have in my entire life. They would've been better off with no luck than the luck they got.

-Mo Toure out before season started
-Down to 3rd string tight end
-Left guard out for year
-Powell in and out of the lineup with injuries
-Longerbeam in and out of lineup with injuries
-Rainey in and out of lineup with injuries
-Edge rushers in and out of lineup with injuries

We were a totally different team with one guy out with general soreness. I'm sure they can handle an injury or two but not this many.
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Pirates Place Tenth (out of 20) in Competitive ECAC Championship

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Pirates Place Tenth in Competitive ECAC Championship - Seton Hall University Athletics

Seton Hall women's cross country traveled to Bronx, New York, to compete in the ECAC Cross Country Championship today, where they placed tenth.
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BRONX, N.Y. – Seton Hall women's cross country traveled to Bronx, New York, to compete in the ECAC Cross Country Championship today, where they placed tenth out of 20 teams with 301 points in a 258 runner field.

Junior Honey Strosnider (Fairfield, Pa.) ran a 21:44.8 across the six-kilometer course to finish as the fastest Pirate runner for the fifth time in six races. Senior Julia Smith (Pittsgrove, N.J.) was the other top 50 finishers for the Pirates with a 22:12.9.

Sophomore Caitlin Fahy (Ringwood, N.J.) crossed the line not longer after Smith with a 22:30.6, while sophomore Paige Quigley (Sacramento, Calif.) finished with a 22:36.4. Both runners finished inside the top 75.

Freshman Destiny Lopez rounded out the top five runners for the Pirates with a 23:53.4.

The Pirates will return to competition on November 1, when they travel to Leesburg, Virginia, to compete in the BIG EAST Championship.
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