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Jonathan Smith leaving

OSU, or at least specifically singled out as main MSU candidate. Didn’t deny anything in his interview. Just said he’s focused on here and now and his agents job is to check everything out possible for him….that’s why he pays him lots of money. Then said he feels more confident everyday with Pac2 plan going forward. But left it very open ended….did not sound promising for beavers with the report MSU is pushing all in on him. Feel bad for the Beavs.

Chau…

Playing in senior bowl so he’s done. Curious if he’s sitting out as a business decision, sounds like he may have been healthy and hasn’t played (speculation?). Sure hope he can go against UW we certainly need him. If not, wish him the best at the next level, he’s a talented corner.

Not a fan of Jeff Nusser (we've had our run-ins), but...

I'll credit him for nailing it in this piece about the recent the Apple Cup deal/announcement here:


By the way, if you were decrying what college athletics and football has come to, specifically since NIL and the collapse of the Pac-12, due to the almighty dollar, then complain no more if you support this Apple Cup deal. It is all about money for us. Let's not be hypocrites. That is what we are accepting as "good."

OT: No natural gas on the Palouse

Not fun. Feel very fortunate to heat our home with wood - but having no hot water since yesterday is getting old. Public schools are closed, as is the U of I and numerous restaurants etc.

UPDATE AT 4:59 P.M.:
The natural gas pipeline that was ruptured Wednesday has been repaired, according to a news release from the company that owns the pipeline north of Pullman.
"As of today, the repairs have been successfully completed," Williams Companies said in a news release.

But that won't mean immediate restoration of gas services to the estimated 37,000 customers who have been affected. Avista Utilities must purge the system, then relight gas appliances in a house-by-house process. The company has said that will take an estimated three to five days.
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The natural gas outage affecting the region started when a landowner pulling a plow through a field as he was installing a drainage pipe hit and ruptured the natural gas pipeline north of Pullman near U.S. Highway 195 on Wednesday afternoon.
The incident led to 37,000 Avista customers in southeastern Washington and north central Idaho to lose service.

Moscow Pullman Daily News

Dierks Bentley

So once again, I guess on Thanksgiving (turkey in the crock pot), I, the mighty, all-knowing and another thing I promised to not discuss, thought some more levity might be good....

The best thing about Dierks, and I am a little f-ed up at this point so I probably won't edit with more of his videos, is he always has his dog in them.


Oh f it. I love the followup video. Especially him thinking he's waking up to the very demure and lady like (talking to you Julie) gal and it's his dog.

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