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"Should I stay or should I go? - If you say that you are mine - I'll be here till the end of time - But you gotta let me know - Should I stay or should I go?"
—The Clash, "Should I Stay Or Should I Go?"
Nebraska fans are set for another round of uncertainty, as current LSU coach Les Miles has announced he will meet with administrators at Michigan to discuss becoming the next head Wolverine. Miles, a former Michigan player, has strong ties to his alma mater and many sites are reporting that he is seriously considering making the move.
Should Miles leave Baton Rouge for Ann Arbor, Nebraska coach Bo Pelini will likely be on the short list of candidates to replace him. And a move to LSU certainly has more substance than the rumors of Pelini taking the job in Miami, as was rumored last month. So would Pelini pack up and head back to the bayou?
There would certainly be some incentives to do so. Between Nick Saban and Les Miles, LSU has become a national force in recruiting. Louisiana itself is a hotbed of football talent, and LSU gets first pick of that talent in the way rivaled only by Texas. If Pelini wanted a situation where he could load up quickly, LSU would be attractive.
Pelini would be a familiar face in Baton Rouge, having been the defensive coordinator there from 2005-07 and being part of a national championship team. Pelini would have a familiarity both with the area and the competition in the SEC.
The inflation rate in China is approaching double-digit levels (annualized basis). In Europe, the rate is rapidly exceeding the targets set by the central banks, and in the United States, the Federal Reserve continues to effectively print money while the government goes about its trillion-dollar annual deficit spending spree. Since 2008, the U.S. monetary base (basic measure of money circulating in the economy) has increased over 200% from $800 billion to $2.1 trillion. This is unprecedented and is one of the underlying causes of inflation, but more importantly, as the unavoidable inflation picks up in the United States, it could well be a catalyst for hyper-inflation reminiscent of the 1970s.
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