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Scores and TV listings from theScore August 28 North Carolina State 24, East Carolina 17 JR - North Carolina State Subbu: North Carolina State Minnesota 23, Buffalo 10 JR: Minnesota Subbu: Minnesota Wisconsin 17, Miami RedHawks 0 JR: Wisconsin Subbu: Wisconsin Nebraska 20, Cincinnati 17 JR: Nebraska Subbu: Nebraska August 29 Wake Forest 10, Kennesaw State 9 JR: Wake Forest Subbu: Wake Forest Michigan State 23, Western Michigan 6 JR: Michigan State Subbu: Michigan State Georgia Tech 27, Colorado 20 JR: Colorado Subbu: Colorado Auburn 38, Baylor 24 JR: Auburn Subbu: Auburn August 30 Tennessee 45, Syracuse 26 JR: Tennessee Subbu: Tennessee Ohio State 14, Texas 7 JR: Texas Subbu: Ohio State Tulane 23, Northwestern 3 JR: Tulane Subbu: Tulane Maryland 39, Florida Atlantic 7 JR: Maryland  Subbu: Maryland Mississippi State 34, Southern Miss 17 JR: Southern Miss Subbu: Mississippi State Purdue 31, Ball State 0 JR: Purdue Subbu: Purdue Kentucky 24, Toledo 16 JR: Kentucky Subbu: Kentucky Indi...

Scores and TV listings from theScore Iowa State 24, Kansas State 21 Subbu: Kansas State JR: Kansas State  Kansas 31, Fresno State 7 Subbu: Kansas JR: Kansas Hawai'i 23, Stanford 20 Subbu: Stanford JR: Stanford Publisher James Rose of Nashville: 1-2 to kick the season off Football analyst Subbu of Chennai, India: 1-2 to kick the season off 

Okay, folks. I suppose that we all now realize that The Boring Company, the principal owner of which is Elon Musk, now plans to build a Tesla-fueled tunnel connecting the Nashville Music City Convention Center with Nashville International Airport. The Tennessee Department of Transportation, under the direction of Republican governor Bill Lee, has steered this project into the realm of reality.  Presuming you're reading this in the Nashville area, you may like it. You may not. But your political party allegiance should not be considered here. Yeah, I get it: Many of the few active Democratic office holders left in this state of ours jumped on board the "Blue train" to raise questions and to basically declare the project a failure before it even jumped out of the gate. Here is the upshot from many news sources, including The Tennessean : No burden on the taxpayers. Limited (if even existent) inconvenience during underground construction - even here in our state, which is kn...