Great, so at least 2 nonconf losses next year :/

Remember when the Big Ten held their conference tourney early so they could use our gym? Losers.

Quote from: MU82 on March 08, 2026, 12:07:56 PMFrom Axios:

At the Miami Open tennis tournament later this month, patrons can order the $100 Golden Glizzy, an Australian Wagyu hot dog topped with an entire tin of Golden Goat Caviar and a sprinkling of gold flakes.

Instead of a bun, the hot dog is wrapped in a crunchy, shell-like croissant. Instead of ketchup or mustard, bites are met with the creaminess of crème fraîche and mascarpone and topped with chives.

#pissed

I can't wait for the new leader of Iran, who the US killed the father, mother, sister, and wife of to absolutely not hold any grudges at all.

Quote from: cheebs09 on Today at 04:19:42 PMAre we getting the Mission Accomplished presser in a few mins?

I felt like I made this joke earlier in the week. But I can't find it. Maybe somewhere else =(

Las Vegas real estate brokers are having a great day.

Quote from: jesmu84 on Today at 04:45:50 PMCan anyone explain why the bears don't get comp picks for Cunningham?

League decided that Matt Ryan, not Cunningham, is the Falcons' top football executive.

Quote from: wadesworld on Today at 04:56:16 PMHurley seems to love/respect Shaka and Marquette's program.

Yup. Given that Shaka has beaten him three times - including twice to keep Hurley's team from attaining Big East titles - that says something. Sometimes it seems Hurley respects Shaka more than some Scoopers do.

Quote from: MU82 on Today at 04:51:50 PMThe price of oil freaked him out ... as it should have, because it was political suicide and his team is already in trouble for the midterms.

So, with seven American soldiers dead and 150-ish Iranian schoolkids killed, it's getting to be time for us take our bombs and go home to Cuba.

FIFY

Quote from: GoldenEagles03 on Today at 01:38:25 PMhttps://x.com/i/status/2031067368110109135

Marquette or the NBA? Tough choice!

The Seahawks retained CB Josh Jobe on what I think is a pretty team-friendly deal (3/$24M) for a good (but not star) NFL corner.

It was no surprise that Walker signed elsewhere; the Seahawks were never gonna dedicate mega-bucks to the RB position. And there also was no chance Seattle was gonna keep Boye Mafe, who was a rotation piece for them but just got 3/$60M from the desperate Bengals.

Going into free agency, I was realistically hoping the Seahawks would keep Jobe, Bryant and Shaheed, while figuring Walker, Mafe and Woolen would go elsewhere. Kept Jobe, lost Bryant to the Bears (darn it), and no word yet on Shaheed, though he will have his fair share of suitors.

The system is designed to make it difficult to keep a championship team together. Mad props to the Chiefs for staying great for as many years as they did, though it's a little easier to keep winning when you have the best QB on the planet.