wouldn't wanna be them this time next year given the way the football team finished the season and how their $22 million basketball team has looked so far

oh yeah, Salem's a different breed. being a college football coach with a demanding schedule was probably one of the only things keeping him from being at the Capitol on Jan. 6

strangely enough, it's Tim O'Toole. really nice dude, but guess he's got some, uh, views

oddly enough, a different Tim lol

is there gonna be a bigger crowd for this than any men's basketball game this season outside of Duke?

was season 2 good? I caught season 1 and thought it was alright. Jimmy Butler was interesting. Sabonis seemed wildly normal. Tatum's corny, LeBron's LeBron and as much as I love Anthony Edwards, I was kinda stunned by how immature he came across

Capel did a nice job with that 2023 team, but giving him an extension after that season, when he already had four years left on his deal anyway, was idiotic. who were you competing against for him?

though I guess that's one reason why the person who gave that extension isn't Pitt's AD anymore

maybe the most gutting thing about today's result is I have a hard time hating this Arsenal team. Saka and Eze are two of my favorite players in the sport. Arteta's a dead-eyed freak, but his team plays a beautiful brand of soccer

meanwhile, I keep watching Thomas Frank's constipated-ass style

indeed. somehow suffering a comeback loss at the hands of Miller Moss isn't their worst loss this season. though I think they win both those games pretty comfortably if Holstein weren't playing

honestly don't think he would have made much of a difference. a lot of Louisville's offensive problems stem from their line not being very good, but Moss has been pretty awful most of the season

he gets bailed out a bit because his successor at Duke has been really good and there are other coaches with a worse lineup of proteges (namely, Calipari), but Coach K's coaching tree kinda sucks