I don’t love any of them. As a person who ran away from a fundamentalist (but mainstream) church in my 30s, I consider religion dubious at best. Think for yourselves, folks.

Don’t worry -- I’m a 60-year-old white male heterosexual native West Texan and the idea of an assistant chaplainfor a college football team squicks me out.

Baylor needs to be blown up and begun again. These people passing themselves off as religious, good people is appalling. They got rid of Art Briles, their odious AD, and Ken Starr and they still have horrible people running the show. Yet their graduates and supporters have a Koresh-like devotion to these folks.

I keep trying to get fellow libs to move there with me and get a couple of senators on the cheap.

But you have to live in either Kansas or Missouri.

I know a person who has worked for Texas A&M for more than 30 years. The Buc-ee guy is an Aggie. This person told me that Mr. Buc-ee is the worst person s/he has ever met.

Tell that to young Mr. self.

Poor baby.

No, it isn’t. It’s a fact that the nfl’s comically inept “investigation” said that they think he did and that the comically inept commissioner set a ridiculous punishment for Brady because the comically inept players’ association was found by the courts to have given the commissioner the power to be judge, jury and…

I get where you’re coming from — I believe all big-time minor-lig sports should be burned down and built from the ground up — but some folks are more despicable than others. Briles is near the top of the list.

You have no idea how many times I would like to star this sentence.

The sooner this useless human is relegated to the dustbin of history, the better.

If there are worse people (outside of prison) walking the planet than minor-league basketball coaches, I don’t want to know about it.

You’re not wrong — you are morally superior. I work at an Enormous State University. Everything about the footmaball program is ladled in raw sewage. The nfl is reprehensible, but they are choir boys compared to anything that remotely touches a “big-time” program.

Ummm ... a Romney victory would mean that an Alito clone would be sitting in a Supreme Court seat for the next 25 years.

Well, it would be me, but I’m too much of an introvert to run for office. ;)

Thank you for your opinion, Mr/Ms Perfect.

Yes, but some of us are fat.

I see what you did there ...

Ummmm ... We weren’t too far removed from the Cuban Missle Crisis. There were lots of folks who thought the Soviets may have had a hand in the assassination. Having someone around to make executive decisions in case of attack was kinda seen as important.