Quote from: Markusquette on Today at 10:03:32 AMWe're in deep crap if Matt Heldt is a 28-30mpg starter on this year's team lol. Which, you are sadly probably right.

We are, in fact, in deep crap.
Heldt would be the best post option on this team if the coach continued to insist that Ben Gold should play the 4.

Quote from: brewcity77 on December 03, 2025, 04:16:07 PMHe wasn't terrible. He just wasn't a starting caliber center (which was the role he was forced into in 2017-18), but if he's your 10-15 mpg backup, he was perfectly adequate.

And to compare, any version of him from sophomore to senior year would be a 28-30 mpg starter on this team.

We're in deep crap if Matt Heldt is a 28-30mpg starter on this year's team lol. Which, you are sadly probably right.

If everyone and especially seniors are compensated so well why would anyone leave? are guys like ham and tre, maybe owens making so much it would be a huge pay cut to go down a level? Why leave then? Might just be stuck.

Quote from: MU82 on Today at 09:31:57 AMFrom Yahoo Sports:

The Cowboys' win over the Chiefs on Thanksgiving drew a staggering 57.2 million viewers on CBS, making it the most-watched regular-season NFL game ever. It shattered the previous record of 42.1 million viewers in 2022.

The Swifties are taking over.

Quote from: Hards Alumni on Today at 09:38:03 AMHell yes, I want to move to Happy Valley.  Sounds like an alright place to coach a couple of games and then retire early.

It's a strange, strange place.

Quote from: Pakuni on Today at 09:36:11 AMThe way it's going, you may get it.

Hell yes, I want to move to Happy Valley.  Sounds like an alright place to coach a couple of games and then retire early.

Quote from: MU82 on Today at 09:31:57 AMFrom Yahoo Sports:

The Cowboys' win over the Chiefs on Thanksgiving drew a staggering 57.2 million viewers on CBS, making it the most-watched regular-season NFL game ever. It shattered the previous record of 42.1 million viewers in 2022.

The Packers / Lions game from Thanksgiving is also now the second watched game of all time.

From Yahoo Sports:

The New York mayoral election was settled a month ago, with Zohran Mamdani scoring a win over Andrew Cuomo. What was not settled were the write-in votes.

Off-menu choices: The full list of write-in votes was released Tuesday, and more than a few people opted to cast their votes for a wide array of sports figures.

It's hard to say what possesses a person to vote for Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson or former Knicks head coach Tom Thibodeau. We have even more questions for the people who voted for Hank Aaron (who died in 2021) or Lou Gehrig (who died in 1941).

Brooklyn native Sandy Koufax, who remains alive and attending World Series games at 89, got a vote after leaving the city with the Dodgers in the 1950s. Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart got two votes, or three if you count the vote for "Jackson Dart." So did his teammate, running back Cam Skattebo, and New York Yankees playoff hero Cam Schlittler.

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred also got a vote, as did three NFL players who have been division rivals for New York teams their entire careers: Patriots quarterback Drake Maye, Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts and, of course, Tom Brady. On the media side, ESPN's Stephen A. Smith got two votes while pondering a political career.

In terms of volume, Knicks star Jalen Brunson took the win among athletes with 27 votes, well ahead of second place, Yankees slugger Aaron Judge's 11. If you count the votes for "Jaylen Brunson" and "Jalen Bronson," he tied with Hillary Clinton for the 12th-most votes among write-in candidates.

Quote from: Hards Alumni on Today at 09:23:28 AMI am interested in the Penn State job.

The way it's going, you may get it.

Quote from: Hards Alumni on Today at 09:23:28 AMI am interested in the Penn State job.

congrats on your $40 million raise!
The best one in here is Rhule. Signs an extension he didn't earn only because he went to school there. Promptly finishes the regular season 1-3, only beating out a coachless UCLA. And finishes it off with the second worst recruiting class in the Big Ten, only ahead of Penn State.