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Everyone would have done the same thing Turd did. This is gaslighting like I’ve never seen before lol
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Breaking Turd Alberts to Texas A&M (4 Viewers)
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Get the fuck out of here tr*v. That’s a weak ass excuse. You turn your back on the university you “love” because of the political bickering of politicians? My fucking ass your careerist ladder climbing bitch
stonesak
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"I hate devisive politics so I moved to Texas". -Turd Alberts, 2024
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Pornhub was shut down in Texas today. This is the kind of shit Turd wants to be a part of.
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Yep. I’m in Austin this week and noticed. I had to whip out the VPN and be in Idaho.
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What’s the article say?
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LINCOLN — Outgoing Nebraska Athletic Director Turd Alberts didn’t apply for the Texas A&M job, he told The World-Herald on Thursday night, and “wasn’t trying to leave” Lincoln when the Aggies expressed interest in hiring him to be their athletic director.
And Alberts said he didn’t have a job offer when reports Wednesday morning announced he was primed to accept the job in College Station.
“We had a conversation verbally,” Alberts said, “but there was nothing concrete from them.”
So for hours, as speculation grew on whether Alberts would stay, he asked himself the same question. He “vacillated” between remaining at NU or leaving for the SEC school.
“My heart was one way, and my head would step in,” Alberts said. “It wasn’t easy.”
By late Wednesday afternoon “my head” won out, Alberts said, and he crafted an email to staff announcing his departure and apologizing for the timing.
Alberts pointed to the A&M University President Mark A. Welsh, a retired general who made a strong pitch last weekend.
“These are hard jobs — they’re even harder now than they’ve ever been — and leadership is just really critical,” Alberts said. “Maybe not to everyone, but it really is to me. So Gen. Welsh sold me on a really compelling vision. It’s compelling, and he’s a compelling person.
“That was the reason. Everybody’s looking for some crazy (reason) but you don’t have to run to do that. It’s a unique opportunity at a great school with defined leadership.”
Nebraska does not currently have a permanent president as the Board of Regents worked for more than 200 days on a search to replace Ted Carter, who accepted the Ohio State job last summer and started in Columbus on Jan. 1.
Asked about NU’s ongoing presidential search, Alberts declined to be more specific while noting the “fairly obvious” nature of the ongoing search.
“I’m not going to say anything bad about my alma mater,” Alberts said. “I love Nebraska. But I think it’s fairly obvious there are some challenges. I think the layperson can probably figure that out. I think some of the challenges are reflective of where we are as a society as far as divisive things that are part of our everyday culture.
"It is what it is.”
And Alberts said he didn’t have a job offer when reports Wednesday morning announced he was primed to accept the job in College Station.
“We had a conversation verbally,” Alberts said, “but there was nothing concrete from them.”
So for hours, as speculation grew on whether Alberts would stay, he asked himself the same question. He “vacillated” between remaining at NU or leaving for the SEC school.
“My heart was one way, and my head would step in,” Alberts said. “It wasn’t easy.”
By late Wednesday afternoon “my head” won out, Alberts said, and he crafted an email to staff announcing his departure and apologizing for the timing.
Alberts pointed to the A&M University President Mark A. Welsh, a retired general who made a strong pitch last weekend.
“These are hard jobs — they’re even harder now than they’ve ever been — and leadership is just really critical,” Alberts said. “Maybe not to everyone, but it really is to me. So Gen. Welsh sold me on a really compelling vision. It’s compelling, and he’s a compelling person.
“That was the reason. Everybody’s looking for some crazy (reason) but you don’t have to run to do that. It’s a unique opportunity at a great school with defined leadership.”
Nebraska does not currently have a permanent president as the Board of Regents worked for more than 200 days on a search to replace Ted Carter, who accepted the Ohio State job last summer and started in Columbus on Jan. 1.
Asked about NU’s ongoing presidential search, Alberts declined to be more specific while noting the “fairly obvious” nature of the ongoing search.
“I’m not going to say anything bad about my alma mater,” Alberts said. “I love Nebraska. But I think it’s fairly obvious there are some challenges. I think the layperson can probably figure that out. I think some of the challenges are reflective of where we are as a society as far as divisive things that are part of our everyday culture.
"It is what it is.”
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So what exactly does Turd mean by this? I live in the Denver metro area so I don’t have any context. Further, I saw people saying things about how the Governor is divisive, can someone give me some context with that too?
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stonesak
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Turd left because he was butthurt over the stadium confirmed.
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What a chickenshit
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Turd comes off looking horrible. Pretty much fucks himself for ever becoming a commissioner like he wants. Leaders step up to the plate and negotiate. They don’t go pack their bags and wine…..
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Goddamn moral superiority bs
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Turd said something vague that can be interpreted like 8 different ways, and everyone's confirmation bias is jumping in to assume he means things the way that back their political beliefs.
Cop out beta answer from Turd.
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Turd is scum
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Sounds like one too many trump thumpers are leading the university.
Makes sense.
Makes sense.
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