Quote from: wadesworld on Today at 07:56:19 PMNothing matters as long as NINE is your QB.

Yes. We need to fix that.

If there was anything interesting around soldier field they wouldn't be moving to Gary, IN.

Perhaps Stearns knew what he was doing when he made sure Milwaukee "threw in," Tobias Meyers in the Peralta deal.

Bucks once again showing they're Ja Morant, Miles Bridges, or Zach Lavine away from a title run.

Horst is so out of touch with reality it's insane. You're running a professional franchise, not an Antetokounmpo family business buddy.

Two top 5 prospects from a good system. Could do worse.
Losing Tucker broke Steve Cohen, I guess.

https://x.com/MLB/status/2014169307731706282?s=20

College basketball is as good as it's ever been. So is college football. Can anyone tell me what their favorite player from the 2003 Final Four studied? Or what they're currently doing with the degree they got (or didn't get)?

Quote from: WhiteTrash on Today at 04:08:01 PMFunny that in the past month, due to FB transfer crap, I've heard two or three radio personalities ask if the players were still required to go to classes.

They are idiots for asking, but the public impression of these young men are as of professional athletes more and more each day. Do they even reference a player's major anymore?

I had that question and still am not 100% convinced. With BS majors, independent study, remote attendance and other such things who knows how much of an education these players are getting. The encroaching professionalism of college basketball and other intercollegiate sports damages the attractiveness of the product. They used to be student-athletes; more and more they're athlete-students. Time will tell if college basketball can retain the cachet that made it so fun to follow but I'm not encouraged.

Freddy gowne.

Bullwinkle's buddy is the only squirrel worth squat.

Idiocracy restored the market today.

Tune in tomorrow for the Whim Du Jour and its effect on the market!