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Justin Tucker
Maybe it's the extra weight he put on...
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"day of the jackal" on peacock
I binged this last night, and loved every minute of it. Definitely looking forward to the rest of the season.
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Craps for beginners:
I stayed at Bellagio this past weekend (Friday-Monday). There was usually one $50 table, but the rest were $100, $300, $500, $1,000, and usually a couple of Reserved tables. I got to play with Offset (Migos rapper, formerly married to Cardi B) on Saturday night, and it was wild. They let him do whatever he wanted, including actually hitting the ceiling with the dice on one throw.
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Suits
I enjoyed it and watched it all the way through (+Pearson), but the first few seasons were definitely the best.
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Texas Basketball 2023-24
Can someone explain how Lunardi has us as one of the Last Four In (11-seed) in his latest Bracketology? I know we don't really have any great wins yet, but our only 2 losses are to Top Ten teams?
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Movies that dramatically switch halfway through
The Cable Guy
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Brian Kelly LSU Football: Corndogs, Corruption, and Cameramen (dead)
Is anyone else hearing Kelly is gonna hire Tom Herman as his OC at LSU?
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West Virginia @ Texas Series Thread
That hurts
- Texas @ TCU Series Thread
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Texas Players entering the transfer portal - 2021 edition
One of the contributing factors to the high number of players in the transfer portal is the extra year of eligibility due to Covid, so all those seniors who would've normally graduated/had their eligibility expire now are able to play another season, and many of them are choosing to play it somewhere else. Inevitably, a lot of these players aren't going to be able to find a new school who will take them, only to find out their old school already filled their spot.
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Abilene Christian talk
Hey Derka, can you post UT's KenPom breakdown? TIA
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2021 Selection Sunday - CBS, 5 PM
Wow, I'm surprised Clark Kellogg picked us to come out of the East.
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Coaching Yute basketball- need some help from you fuckers
No, please don't second guess yourself. Whether the parents on your team (or others) realized it, you were coaching it the best way not only for your team, but for the teams you were playing as well. Kids on both teams learn much less about basketball in 40-point games than they do in 10-point games, especially considering this was a 1st/2nd grade league. I've spent over half of my coaching career with select/AAU high school teams, but even then winning was never my top priority (unless we were at a national tournament with college coaches/scouts). Even at that level, my ultimate goal was getting the kids ready for their high school or future college seasons. In the end, the parents were one of the biggest reasons that led to my retirement, along with one of my players reaching the NBA, so I decided my bucket list was attained.
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Coaching Yute basketball- need some help from you fuckers
Coming from someone who has coached all levels of youth basketball for the past 20+ years, I hate to hear that you quit, but thank you for your efforts. If there were more coaches like you, youth basketball (and youth sports in general) would be much better.
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Coaching Yute basketball- need some help from you fuckers
My understanding is that the seatbelt rule applies to the entire coaching staff once any of that team's coaches receives a technical foul.
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