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    January 2, 2019 5:51 AM EET

    On Nov. 7 Womens Brandon Fusco Jersey , Matt Whitaker was named the acting Attorney General of the United States after Jeff Sessions’ resignation. He is now in position to make very important decisions about the fate of the nation. One look at Whitaker’s Twitter account, also reveals he’s got some very, VERY basic opinions about sports, folks. He’s made his account private thanks to some old tweets criticizing Robert Mueller, but before he did we went through his account to find the most ... regular? ... sports takes he had. Some backstory on Whitaker in general: he graduated from Iowa, played football for the Hawkeyes in the 1990s, and even appeared in the 1991 Rose Bowl between the Hawkeyes and Washington Huskies. But back to his sports takes, which he’s got plenty of: Various opinions on Iowa football As a former Hawkeye TE, there’s a lot of this, too: Tim Tebow Might’ve been one of the few! Randy Moss Football in general Same, tbh. Lifting weights in his free time: That’s ... somehow not surprising. Oh yeah, and take a gander at his cover photo: I’m not mocking this at all — the dude can lift some serious weight. The Chicago Blackhawks, and sports in general, for mental health. Golf Perhaps the most heated of categories here.Matt has some golf feelings he might need to work out with an afternoon tea time or two. Bottle flipping Bottle flipping is sports too! #Debates and #SportsSports RefreshmentsWhich of Whitaker’s teams do you think drove him to this particular purchase? Whitaker might be a little busier now with his new job. It’s a role that comes with an incredible amount of responsibility Womens Desmond Trufant Jersey , including some big decisions. There’s about a one-year gap in Whitaker’s Twitter history, after which he stopped dipping so frequently into the sports takes for some reason. (By the way, if you’d like to learn more about who Whitaker is beyond his goofy sports takes, you can read more about him courtesy of our friends at Vox). Welcome to Hate Week, the weekend when lots of FBS teams play their biggest rivals. This college football season hasn’t really been great, but there’s something in the big-name rivalry games every year. Regardless of how few teams are in Playoff contention, everybody has something to play for in rivalry weekend.While there’s plenty of debate on the best rivalries played each year over Thanksgiving weekend, here’s a question: which conference has the best overall group?Let’s run through how each Power 5 league does Hate Week, listing the most notable annual games.Big Ten Illinois vs. NorthwesternPurdue vs. IndianaMinnesota vs. WisconsinMichigan vs. Ohio StateI don’t have to sell you on Michigan-Ohio State. That game stands on its own, whether a fourth down spot is determining a Playoff berth or not. Illinois and Northwestern is a football game. Minnesota-Wisconsin has a damn axe. Photo by Hannah Foslien/Getty ImagesAnd talking about Purdue-Indiana is an excuse to bring up a game so petty that, besides being one of the most-played games in the history of the sport, also involves one of our blogs BOFAing another. SECMississippi State vs. Ole Miss Arkansas vs. Missouri?Auburn vs. AlabamaTennessee vs. VanderbiltIf you want Egg Bowl context, we made a TV show about how wild that got, and it has literally nothing to do with what’s happening on the field. The Iron Bowl has all the craziness of the Egg Bowl off the field Authentic Austin Hooper Jersey , but with actual epic season-altering games recently on the field. Arkansas and Missouri is the SEC’s extremely desperate attempt to create a rivalry game where there isn’t one (there’s even a fun trophy), and Tennessee-Vanderbilt is a series defined by the fact that the Dores got most of their 32 wins by 1927. ACCVirginia vs. Virginia TechNC State vs. North CarolinaThe North Carolina-NC State game features one team that cares way more about another sport, and out Virginia Tech blog says this about the Commonwealth Cup:ACC and SEC gamesFlorida State vs. FloridaGeorgia Tech vs. GeorgiaKentucky vs. Louisville South Carolina vs. ClemsonWe can’t really attribute these games to either league. They hang in conference limbo. Louisville and Kentucky is a basketball-only hate fest, but the football game has enough hatred there make it fun. Florida-Florida State hasn’t had national stakes for both teams since the ‘90s, but there’s a bowl streak on the line for the Noles this year and Florida’s offense is actually watchable — sometimes. Clemson-South Carolina has been hilariously unbalanced through the years, but it’s an agrarian culture clash. Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate (between the Dawgs and the Jackets) often gives us horticultural animus, and that cannot be ignored. Photo by Hannah Foslien/Getty ImagesBig 12 At least the Baylor-Texas Tech Bu-TT Bowl’s here, because nothing else is any more, from a true rivalry standpoint. Bedlam got moved due to the new Big 12 Championship, and Texas-Texas A&M got moved due to conference realignment.Pac-12Oregon vs. Oregon StateWashington vs. Washington StateBYU vs. UtahArizona State vs. ArizonaNotre Dame vs. USCThank God the Holy War is on Hate Week because oh boy is it a spite-filled game. Who knows how many Holy Wars we’ll get in the future, so let’s treasure the 2018 version. It’s a rivalry game with real religious implications, and what could be better than that?The Civil War, Territorial Cup http://www.atlantafalconsteamonline.com/ricardo-allen-jersey ;, and the Apple Cup are good in-state battles, and while Notre Dame-USC features tons of history, if you’re looking for actual hatred, it’s not exactly the place to go (and every other year it’s played in October because USC got too cold in the ‘60s).Rivalry Week really has something for everyone. If you’re looking for real good in-state wars, the SEC, ACC, or Pac-12 is probably your bag. The SEC has incredible off-field drama to spice its games up. The ACC has, well, some games outside of the ones it shares with the SEC. The Big Ten has tons of trophies, and the Pac-12 manages to have religion as a stake. And that’s before we even get into the annual rivalries in the Group of 5 conferences.