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  1. Lots of apartments are that way, but some have balconies for the bedrooms. If we assume it's a living room setup, though, that doesn't necessarily mean people in the living room had a good vantage point from which to see what was happening out on the balcony and if there was a party happening it's less likely people were paying attention to their surroundings enough to keep tabs on the balcony even if it was visible from their vantage points.
  2. He knows that. What this tells me is that ESPN really wants the committee to know how pissed they're gonna be if Texas is left out without a very good justification. There are some scenarios where they will grudgingly accept it, but they will be apoplectic if Tulane, JMU, and ND are all in
  3. Sark needs to get out there and say if Texas is excluded from CFP then any team who wins it all, other than Ohio State or Georgia, should have an asterisk
  4. How does an aggie end up at an apartment party with 15 people, in the vicinity of a flagship university that she doesn't attend? The most logical explanations are that one of her aggie friends is friends with the UT students who live there, or that the victim herself was friends with the UT students who live there. That doesn't seem like a very plausible suicide venue if it's something she would have planned out, so if APD wants to say it was a suicide then that also means the idea to jump probably wouldn't have occurred to her until she was already at this party. I suppose stranger things have happened, but I definitely understand why her loved ones aren't buying it. Malevolent murder, on the other hand, usually means someone with a clear motive. Anger, jealousy, that sort of thing. High school kids, possibly drunk at a party, maybe emotions got high. I don't find it that weird, actually. Haven't been to any of the new construction monstrosities in West Campus but could the balcony really be that big than all 15 other people were on it when it happened? Most likely is there were people congregated in the living and dining areas, a few in bedrooms, one or two in bathrooms, and maybe a few on the balcony having a smoke or just enjoying the view. Which means that most of them could say they saw her go out on the balcony but not necessarily that they were paying attention when anything untoward happened. I would surmise that of those 15 only a handful (2-4) were close enough to see what was going on in the balcony area. The people who actually were on the balcony are gonna be puckered-anuses because they know they should be suspects. Accident is the explanation that requires the least conjecture. Still incredibly tragic. All I want is for everything else to be ruled out. The family deserves that much.
  5. He needs to get in the habit of doing this during games, because his defense is being flagrantly held on practically every other snap
  6. In fairness, Austin is the wine stain capital of the world https://www.fox7austin.com/news/justin-haden-gavin-roberts-murder-suspect-austin-texas
  7. https://www.tmz.com/2025/12/02/texas-cheerleader-brianna-aguilera-dead/
  8. So long as the team's record is as good or better than one of the G5 at large, to make it fair. And also because fuck ND
  9. according to the above the cops gave her phone and keys to a random "friend" of hers to do god knows what with.
  10. You managed to find someone worse than my next guess
  11. It wouldn't surprise me, but at the same time, how the fuck could detectives just accept a bunch of potential co-conspirators' stories at face value without some kind of independent proof that no foul play was involved? There's more on reddit: If any of this is true that's some incredibly shoddy police work and they have every right to be incensed
  12. APD is pretty bad at investigating foul play
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