Quote from: MU82 on Today at 11:24:36 AMStill has eligibility left!

Falls down too much.

Quote from: MU82 on Today at 11:24:36 AMStill has eligibility left!

Need someone that can block shots though most likely.

Quote from: Shaka Shart on Today at 10:39:37 AMZverev is a woman beater

I like Zverev the tennis player. It's too bad that Zverev the guy is a raging douche.

Quote from: JTJ3 on Today at 10:52:51 AMhttps://www.instagram.com/reel/DUA65kbEY52/?l=1

Thought Johnston was a good candidate to redshirt but it looks like he's hitting the weights already.  Much bigger than he was this past summer in AAU.  If he can guard on the wing, there's minutes for him day 1.

Yeah, his recent highlights look a lot better than what he looked prior to when he committed.  I'd still expect a redshirt, but we'll see.

Quote from: MU82 on Today at 11:21:03 AMI was thinking that Kubiak would want Buffalo, or that he would stay with the Seahawks rather than take one of those waiting-to-fail jobs. Now that the Bills hired Brady, it'll be interesting to see what he does.

As for Brady, he wasn't very impressive in Charlotte (but that was an impossible situation), and lots of Bills fans complain about him. But he must have a great relationship with Allen or he wouldn't have gotten the gig. And when Allen has had weapons, the offense has really hummed.

I think Vegas could be a good job for an offensive-minded coach. Bowers, Jeanty and the #1 pick (Mendoza, presumably) gives them a young core to build around. According to Sportrac, they have the second most cap space this offseason, and a state with no income tax as an incentive for free agents.

Quote from: GoldenEagles03 on January 26, 2026, 11:12:30 PMOMax is having a great year (when he plays).

Played some first half minutes tonight and had 8 points.

Shooting roughly 50% from the floor, 93% from the FT line, and 37% from 3.

Still has eligibility left!

Quote from: MU82 on Today at 08:30:54 AMCoco goes cuckoo ...

She had a very bad evening.

Quote from: Pakuni on Today at 10:47:24 AMBills hiring Joe Brady as HC.

That leaves three: Vegas, Cleveland and Arizona.

No idea what Arizona is doing. Vegas looks like Davis Webb, unless they're willing to wait on Klint Kubiak (they should, btw, though it does put them in a bad spot to build a staff).
Cleveland? Scheelhasse or Schwartz?

I was thinking that Kubiak would want Buffalo, or that he would stay with the Seahawks rather than take one of those waiting-to-fail jobs. Now that the Bills hired Brady, it'll be interesting to see what he does.

As for Brady, he wasn't very impressive in Charlotte (but that was an impossible situation), and lots of Bills fans complain about him. But he must have a great relationship with Allen or he wouldn't have gotten the gig. And when Allen has had weapons, the offense has really hummed.

Quote from: MU82 on January 26, 2026, 10:55:35 PMI'll shift down one gear to "mostly political." But I admit I don't have data. Doesn't sound like others do, either. We all have lots of anecdotes.

If you're purely speaking to "new" anti-vaxxers with no similarities to historical?  Then maybe.

Quote from: Skatastrophy on January 26, 2026, 10:41:39 PMDisagree, my anti-vaxx mom friends are granola.

The common thread between right wing and left wing anti-vaxxers is that they think their Google-fu is stronger than all reputable MD's coming to a consensus. Wild if you think about it.

This, 100%.  Not to mention, before his political chameleon act, the people championing/following/aligning with RKF Jr's anti-vaxx stuff were not politically motivated right wingers.

And they both often have a unique predilection towards taking a reasonable data point/fact/anecdote about pediatric health and how it may relate to vaccines and extrapolating it into a full radical stance on vaccinations. 

AKA "the medical industry can over-diagnose, and thus over-prescribe medications, kids early in their development".  To be honest, on its face, I don't necessarily disagree.  Ive known numerous people who had kids get diagnosed with things and medicated far too quickly.  But to then take that as a justification for writing off vaccines in the same vein is just spastic nonsense.

To continue my anecdote from yesterday, we are Florida residents, had a follow up pediatric visit for my 3 year old today.  His PCP, and majority of specialists, are all in the All Children's/Johns Hopkins group here, absolutely fantastic care and doctors across the board.
 
My wife asked his doctor about all the recent developments with vaccines and mandates (or lack thereof).  Doctor said that contrary to a lot of the reporting/rumors, it is more around the opt-outs and honestly serves more to limit some of the fighting and litigation around parents not wanting to vaccinate their kids but also send them to school.  She said they have a defined and comprehensive protocol tapping into the guidance/recommendations of a variety of governing bodies in pediatric medicine and it while its technically fluid, as all medicine is, its not very reactionary.  They are slightly more limited in what is "required" but they still can recommend or mandate whatever they like in their practice.

Quote from: Pakuni on Today at 10:47:24 AMBills hiring Joe Brady as HC.

That leaves three: Vegas, Cleveland and Arizona.

No idea what Arizona is doing. Vegas looks like Davis Webb, unless they're willing to wait on Klint Kubiak (they should, btw, though it does put them in a bad spot to build a staff).
Cleveland? Scheelhasse or Schwartz?

Maybe it's going to be Prime Time in Cleveland?