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ANDRE. MILLS.
College Park is LOVING IT!! Maryland leads Virginia 47-36 at the half.
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If only there were a way to organize college football into groups of schools close enough to take a bus. Could even name the groups after their geographic regions. Just spitballing.
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We learned NEPSAC is special. Real schools/hoops, no basketball factories needed. Real development
A notable number of New England's Class of 2026 stars, including Ryan Moesch, are impressing right away as freshmen in college basketball.
Who has made an instant impact, and what can we learn about it?
@steve_hewitt and @ethman43 discuss: basketballjournal.com/what-c…
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but when it was Penix he was “being professional”
foh man lol
#Raiders QB Fernando Mendoza shared a statement thanking Kirk Cousins and his family:
“It would’ve been really easy for Kirk to be a little more dismissive. He had me with open arms and has taught me so many things. … He shared it with no restrictions or constraints.” 🥹
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NBA continuously puts on the most entertaining sports match ups night after night after night but you gotta listen to your coworker who hasn’t watched in 9 years talk about how bad of a product it is
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Silver genuinely let football twitter who watch the sport only post February when the superbowl is done pressure him into removing the only clear and repeatable team building strategy for the consistently bad teams in the league
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Help us wish NERR director @DylanThayer0 a happy birthday. Since joining NERR, Dylan has implemented our Upstate New York growth strategy, enhanced our media presence, and led our college internship program. We would not be where we are today without him!
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Coming in at #1 on SportsCenter Top 10 last night 🔥😤
#SCTop10
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Same thing i just said smh. So many hidden gems
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Why do the nigga who speak on Giannis act as though we didn’t watch them play basketball? If Giannis is basketball dumb as a champion, MVP, DPOY and the only player in the history of the NBA to average 30 on 60% (did it twice) what is Gilbert Arenas? lol
Gilbert Arenas says Doc Rivers was calling Giannis ‘basketball dumb’ the same way Steve Kerr was doing with Kuminga:
“It’s not an insult if what he’s saying is true, but he’s saying he’s basketball dumb. He said it in a much professional way than Steve Kerr with Kuminga. — What Doc is saying is ‘some guys IQs is a lot higher than everyone else’s.’ He’s playing with him just being more athletic than everybody. He’s not playing the thinking man game and he’s on his 10th year. Hes not Jokic. He doesn’t know his strength, he doesn’t know when to take a double, he doesn’t know when this guy is loading up, I need to pass”
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Guys aren’t evaluating high school kids anymore! Especially outside of EYBL & 3SSB. If you watched him it was clear how good he was.
Prep basketball is loaded with underrated talent.
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Draymond Green DEFENDS Giannis Antetokounmpo from the Doc Rivers and Doug Christie slander 👀
“I don’t think Doc was trying to shoot at Giannis but it definitely came off that way. When you say he’s not super high IQ, that. Comes off as personal. — Talking about a top 20-30 guy on the all time ranks is crazy to me. If coaches want to start talking crazy about players, players should start talking crazy too. Why wouldn’t players go and be like ‘Yo Doug Christie sucked last night.’ Be very careful with all the Giannis dialogue. He is a top 20-30 player in NBA history. — Giannis got some things he can get better at, don’t we all. But talking about this man like he not Giannis”
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Chess was always one of the more underrated players in all of New England (to anyone outside of the area)
No surprise to see his combination of size, strength, shooting ability and creation has translated seamlessly to Marist
Marist 6’4 Guard Dywane Chess has been one of the most impressive freshmen in college basketball so far this season.
Through his first three games Chess is averaging 16/4/2 on 46/45/81 splits.
Standing at 6’4 with an NBA level frame Chess has the tools and skill to be a highly impactful player, and he’s been showcasing that this season.
Chess has got to his spots on all 3 levels as an off ball scorer and as a guy who can create when needed, while also showcasing strong playmaking flashes. Chess has been a versatile player who has done a little bit of everything for Marist so far this season as someone who can make plays on and off the ball, and plays with a high motor.
While it’s still early in the season Chess has showcased some really impressive moments for someone his age and frame and he has one of the highest ceilings of any mid major freshman in college basketball.
