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The Auburn Observer 353 implied HN points 20 Jan 24
  1. Auburn and Ole Miss play each other in basketball for the 142nd time, but this matchup is special being the first time both teams are ranked in the AP Top 25.
  2. The game between Auburn and Ole Miss also marks the return of Allen Flanigan and his father Wes Flanigan to Auburn, where both were instrumental in winning a title.
  3. Johni Broome of Auburn is expected to be 'good to go' for the game against Ole Miss after an injury scare in the previous game.
Go Long with Tyler Dunne 353 implied HN points 11 Sep 23
  1. A historic rivalry between the Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears is deeply rooted and continues through the generations.
  2. The new central figures in this rivalry are Jordan Love and Justin Fields, who face a different kind of game compared to past matchups.
  3. Aaron Rodgers's absence due to injury has shifted the dynamics, potentially leading to a challenging period for the Packers.
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Scott Bell's newsletter 98 implied HN points 25 Oct 23
  1. Michigan's 49-0 win over Michigan State was the biggest blowout in the rivalry in 75 years
  2. Michigan achieved this impressive win with key players taking limited roles in the second half
  3. The game marked Michigan's 23rd consecutive regular season win, the Big Ten's third longest streak ever
Painful Signs, Or, Joel's Substack 39 implied HN points 30 Oct 23
  1. Book 4 of the Iliad focuses on politics, the gods' influence on humans, and how the narrative aligns with or deviates from traditional stories.
  2. Zeus plays a crucial role in orchestrating the plot and delineating the balance between divine will and mortal actions in the epic.
  3. Agamemnon's actions in book 4, particularly the 'epipolesis,' provide insights into leadership, hero characterization, and how the Iliad incorporates elements from other tales to establish its narrative prominence.
Autoscriptorium 19 implied HN points 17 Apr 23
  1. Rivalries are often complex and go beyond simple competition, involving resentments, jealousies, and feelings of superiority or inferiority.
  2. Engaging in rivalry involves forcing comparison with others and striving to claim superiority.
  3. Rivalry can manifest as jealousy intertwined with pity, leading to subtle undermining and gradual deterioration of relationships.