Chad Morris has a new job ...
- By Cris_Ard
- The West Zone
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Chad Morris Joins ANSRS as Senior Advisor to CEO
Austin, Texas (January 28, 2025) – ANSRS (www.ansrs.ai), the fastest, most accurate data and video management system for football, announced today that Chad Morris, a Texas high school coaching legend and one of the preeminent offensive coaches in all of football, has joined the company as a senior advisor to the CEO. He will assist coaches throughout the country implementing the technology, while also developing a curriculum to help young coaches advance in the sport.
Morris, who has been coaching high school or college football for more than 30 years, led Lake Travis to back-to-back undefeated seasons and two Texas high school state championships (2008-09). He also led Bay City to a state title in 2000. After serving as offensive coordinator for Clemson (2011-14), Morris became the head coach for SMU in 2015 and directed the revival of the storied program with his innovative offense. He was inducted into the Texas High School Coaches Hall of Fame in 2020. Morris will bring his knowledge and relationships to his new role in order to enhance the ANSRS platform and help coaches become more efficient with their game planning processes. One of his first actions was bringing Clemson on board as a new ANSRS customer.
“I got into coaching more than 30 years ago because I wanted to have a positive impact on kids and the coaching industry. That’s my purpose in life and it’s not going to change,” Morris said. “ANSRS allows me to help coaches grow and improve their programs. It also affects the players because coaches can now provide detailed information that will help the players perform better. That is meaningful to me and I am really excited about it.”
ANSRS Intelligence automates the breakdown process and provides coaches instant access to all the reports and hit charts, formation summaries, self-scouting reports and game analytics. It was built and created to simplify the information gathering process and give coaches quicker access to the data and video they need to prepare their teams each week. ANSRS Adjust, a live, portable in-game video system, gives coaches real-time access to review all the key plays and make informed decisions during their games. The system runs on its own private network, delivering live sideline and end zone view video to any iPads and tablets connected to the network.
“Chad’s wealth of experience in both high school and college football, combined with his deep understanding of how the game is evolving, makes him an invaluable asset to our team,” ANSRS CEO Tim Prukop said. “Our mission as a company is to improve the lives of coaches and there is no doubt Chad’s presence will have a profound impact on the industry. Not only will he help make our products better, but he will be focused on helping coaches at all levels make smarter, faster decisions with the power of data.”
In addition to expanding the reach for ANSRS’ technology offerings, Morris will help lead ANSRS Academy, a career development program to support coaches at every level as they look to elevate their career paths. Through private clinics and online tutorials, coaches will have access to Morris’ curriculum, including game planning and strategy, player development, leadership and culture building and, of course, data and analytics to improve decision-making, game preparation, and overall team performance.
About ANSRS
ANSRS is the fastest, most accurate data and video management system for football, designed to revolutionize game planning, self-scouting, and real-time decision-making. With automated data entry, instant video analysis, and actionable insights, ANSRS empowers coaches at all levels—professional, college, and high school—to save time, enhance accuracy, and streamline game preparation. Built by coaches for coaches. ANSRS helps coaches focus on what matters most: winning. For more information, visit www.ansrs.ai.
Nolan Ryan
- By TigerGrowls
- The West Zone
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Amazing stats. Probably the most dominant pitcher of all time.
NJ Drones
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See my other post
Now they say they belong to Iran
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So Iran has a Drone aircraft "carrier" off the coast of Jersey and our government does nothing.
Reminds me of letting China spy with a balloon.
Now they say they belong to Iran
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So Iran has a Drone aircraft "carrier" off the coast of Jersey and our government does nothing.
Reminds me of letting China spy with a balloon.
Biden issues preemptive pardons for Milley, Fauci and Jan. 6 committee members
- By TigerGrowls
- House Of Politics & Off-Topics
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Admission of guilt without a doubt. Democrats are the worst. Deep state trying to cover its tracks. DISGUSTING!!!
By Kevin Liptak and Arlette Saenz, CNN
2 minute read
Updated 7:32 AM EST, Mon January 20, 2025
President Joe Biden speaks to the media in North Charleston, South Carolina, on January 19, 2025.
Stephanie Scarbrough/AP
CNN —
President Joe Biden on Monday issued pardons for Gen. Mark Milley, Dr. Anthony Fauci and members of Congress who served on the committee investigating the January 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol.
The pardons, coming in the final hours of Biden’s president, amount to an extraordinary flex of presidential power. They serve to protect several outspoken critics of President-elect Donald Trump, including former Republican Rep. Liz Cheney, whom Trump has vowed retribution against.
“Our nation relies on dedicated, selfless public servants every day. They are the lifeblood of our democracy,” Biden wrote in a statement.
“Yet alarmingly, public servants have been subjected to ongoing threats and intimidation for faithfully discharging their duties,” he went on.
Fauci served as director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infection Disease for decades, including during the outbreak of Covid in Trump’s first presidency. He has been subject to intense vitriol from the political right. Milley served as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff during Trump’s first term and has warned Trump is a fascist.
Biden, in his statement, noted that the pardons did not denote guilt.
“The issuance of these pardons should not be mistaken as an acknowledgment that any individual engaged in any wrongdoing, nor should acceptance be misconstrued as an admission of guilt for any offense. Our nation owes these public servants a debt of gratitude for their tireless commitment to our country,” he wrote.
Earlier this month, the president told reporters one factor weighing in his decision is whether Trump telegraphed any of his intentions for possible prosecution of his political opponents in the days leading up to his inauguration.
“It depends on some of the language and expectations that Trump broadcasts in the last couple of days here as to what he’s going to do,” the president said when asked about what pardons and commutations he’s considering.
“The idea that he would punish people for not adhering to what he thinks should be policy as it related to his well-being is outrageous,” Biden said. “But there’s still consideration of some folks, but no decision.”
In an interview with USA today, Biden said he told Trump during their Oval Office meeting shortly after the president-elect’s November victory that “there was no need, and it was counterintuitive for his interest to go back and try to settle scores.”
Former Republican Rep. Adam Kinzinger and California Democratic Sen. Adam Schiff have said they do not want preemptive pardons.
This story is breaking and will be updated.
By Kevin Liptak and Arlette Saenz, CNN
2 minute read
Updated 7:32 AM EST, Mon January 20, 2025
President Joe Biden speaks to the media in North Charleston, South Carolina, on January 19, 2025.
Stephanie Scarbrough/AP
CNN —
President Joe Biden on Monday issued pardons for Gen. Mark Milley, Dr. Anthony Fauci and members of Congress who served on the committee investigating the January 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol.
The pardons, coming in the final hours of Biden’s president, amount to an extraordinary flex of presidential power. They serve to protect several outspoken critics of President-elect Donald Trump, including former Republican Rep. Liz Cheney, whom Trump has vowed retribution against.
“Our nation relies on dedicated, selfless public servants every day. They are the lifeblood of our democracy,” Biden wrote in a statement.
“Yet alarmingly, public servants have been subjected to ongoing threats and intimidation for faithfully discharging their duties,” he went on.
Fauci served as director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infection Disease for decades, including during the outbreak of Covid in Trump’s first presidency. He has been subject to intense vitriol from the political right. Milley served as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff during Trump’s first term and has warned Trump is a fascist.
Biden, in his statement, noted that the pardons did not denote guilt.
“The issuance of these pardons should not be mistaken as an acknowledgment that any individual engaged in any wrongdoing, nor should acceptance be misconstrued as an admission of guilt for any offense. Our nation owes these public servants a debt of gratitude for their tireless commitment to our country,” he wrote.
Earlier this month, the president told reporters one factor weighing in his decision is whether Trump telegraphed any of his intentions for possible prosecution of his political opponents in the days leading up to his inauguration.
“It depends on some of the language and expectations that Trump broadcasts in the last couple of days here as to what he’s going to do,” the president said when asked about what pardons and commutations he’s considering.
“The idea that he would punish people for not adhering to what he thinks should be policy as it related to his well-being is outrageous,” Biden said. “But there’s still consideration of some folks, but no decision.”
In an interview with USA today, Biden said he told Trump during their Oval Office meeting shortly after the president-elect’s November victory that “there was no need, and it was counterintuitive for his interest to go back and try to settle scores.”
Former Republican Rep. Adam Kinzinger and California Democratic Sen. Adam Schiff have said they do not want preemptive pardons.
This story is breaking and will be updated.
Yall remember project 2025
- By dbjork6317
- House Of Politics & Off-Topics
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And how a major part of it was changing federal employees to schedule F so that the President could hire/fire them? And then remember how it was suggested this might lead to the administration putting “loyalty tests” in place and hiring only people who were politically loyal instead of actually qualified and competent? Then ya’ll remember how Trump said he didn’t endorse project 2025, and ya’ll said that people were being ridiculous and it would never happen?
Well… If this ain’t Fascism I don’t know what is.
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Well… If this ain’t Fascism I don’t know what is.
Loyalty tests and MAGA checks: Inside the Trump White House's intense screening of job-seekers
Job-seekers hoping to join the new Trump administration are facing a series of intense loyalty tests.
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