- Former University of Minnesota football coach Jerry Kill just accepted a head coaching position with New Mexico State last week. Kill's first game as NMSU head man will be in 2022 when his Aggies travel to.......Minnesota. And Kill is already anticipating the reception he'll receive.
I’ll get booed out of that stadium, probably. I don’t know. It will be interesting. I’ve had several people let me know that we are playing Minnesota. I did not know that when I took the job, but we’ll go up there.”
Kill then engaged in what would appear to be some self-motivation.
“I got a little chip on my shoulder,” Kill said. “… I want to show people that, hey, you counted the old man out. You’re wrong. I’m back.”
Uhhh....hey, Jer? The reason you were "counted out" is because in 2015 you resigned your post with the Gophers due to health issues, essentially saying you had nothing more to give. So if anyone "counted the old man out," you were leading the pack with that sentiment.
But hey, whatever ya need to do to get yourself jacked up for a game.
- The trial of actor Jussie Smollett, who is facing disorderly conduct charges in Chicago, began this past week. It's being alleged that Smollett faked being a victim of a "hate crime" in early 2019.
For a refresher of what transpired in January 2019, here is comedian Dave Chappelle with the pertinent details (WARNING - strong language):
Judge dismisses #5 #PotterTrial #DaunteWright
— Chao Xiong (@ChaoStrib) November 30, 2021
Juror #2 is seated to jury. He works as an editor for a medical association, said he feels "very unfavorable" about Blue Lives Matter b/c it seems to counter Black Lives Matter #PotterTrial #DaunteWright
— Chao Xiong (@ChaoStrib) November 30, 2021
#KimPotterTrial JURY DEMOGRAPHICS:
— Paul Blume (@PaulBlume_FOX9) November 30, 2021
Juror #2: white male, 50s
Juror #6: white woman, 60s
Juror #7: white male, 20s
Juror #11: Asian woman, 40s
One last note. Defense had to use 1st strike (they get 5) to close out day to dismiss Juror #15, the AG Ellison campaign volunteer.
Why the judge didn't dismiss #15 immediately as opposed to the Defense having to use one of their "strikes" is unfathomable to me. I'm not saying Potter won't ultimately receive a fair trial but to say it's looking to be even more of an uphill battle is an understatement.
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