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MidwestCoastBias retweeted
Austin Reaves on his banked-in 3 to give him 32 pts early in the 3rd, starting 12-of-19: “It was a terrible shot. … Honestly when I stepped back and shot it, I was like, ‘This is some bulls— Luka would shoot.’”
MidwestCoastBias retweeted
C’mon fellas, who among us hasn’t fallen for a woman who wanted us to sell her billions of dollars of GPUs to a tiny no-name shell company that somehow can afford them and has a website that’s identical to a Chinese neocloud. It’s only that and cheating on his wife or 40 years
An alert:
@JensenHuang is human. And he is an incredible human. Even incredible humans make mistakes.
He takes full responsibility as he should.
We should all support him and his family.
Onward.
MidwestCoastBias retweeted
Realistically, if a mega cap company has too much single-man risk, it's not really worth what it is. Investors pay up in large part because they expect it's not that, at this stage in its lifecycle.
Either the tech and scale/structure are the moat, or it's flimsy.
MidwestCoastBias retweeted
UConn football vs UConn women’s basketball
hey New England! I'm trying to pack in as much UConn sports as I can see in one weekend with @HomefieldApparl
Tonight: Boston for UConn-Michigan men's hoops
Tomorrow: Storrs/Hartford for UConn-UNC football
Sunday: Storrs for Iowa @ UConn women's hoops
COME SAY HI, BOSTON/CT!
MidwestCoastBias retweeted
These boys are testing authority and learning authority is weak
I went to a school with a lot of fights/violence issues and having a larger portion of male teachers was genuinely so helpful
Not that they never got overwhelmed, but they fought fire with fire instead of breaking down with difficult students
One student threw a desk and the teacher caught it (Waffle House lady style lol) and threw it back in his direction to make a point — the kid didn’t apologize or anything but you could feel him readjust and go “Hmm, okay, that didn’t work”
He still acted out after that but it never escalated in the same way
Female teachers are wonderful for many reasons but man, they really tend to struggle at the rougher schools and with the bad kids
Also, just to inflict my dumb opinions on timeline: college football may become increasingly difficult for medium/smaller D1 schools to pay for. Having decent NCAA college soccer gives some options to still have a fun outdoor stadium fall sport. Works that way at D3 level.
I didnt burn any jerseys or make social media posts: 12 year old me just didnt want to get to know the new dad, err, quarterback and found other hobbies.
I got into basketball around this time and was never into the Browns as much again. I get annoyed when analysts pretend this kind of decision doesnt affect team fandom.
MidwestCoastBias retweeted
I MET THE UCONN HUSKY AND HE MADE THE FACE FROM THE @HomefieldApparl SAD HUSKY HAT
IM HONORED AND A LITTLE INSULTED
MidwestCoastBias retweeted
did it hurt? when you realized the reason you over-deliver is so no one can be disappointed in you
MidwestCoastBias retweeted
The NCAA confirmed last night that the two-semester model for D-1 men's soccer has been rescinded.
A source alleged to GOAL.com that a lobbyist created an email account under a false identity, presented themselves as a "concerned parent" named Gustav & sent a message to administrators nationwide explaining how they could vote to rescind the proposal. 👇
goal.com/en-us/originals/men…
#NCAA @NCAASoccer
MidwestCoastBias retweeted
Update from @dragonflyjonez via text. He ain’t dead. Elon apparently thinks he’s a pre-teen smh 🤦🏽♂️ 😆
MidwestCoastBias retweeted
I actually agree after running all the numbers.
The only benefit of a shorter season is there are fewer games to get injured in. But the data doesn’t support the schedule, back to backs, etc as a factor in increased injuries.
There also isn’t any support for the idea that load management and more rest days have done anything to reduce injuries.
The injury problem is primarily lower body muscle strains happening early in the season. And that’s something that is most affected by off season and preseason prep and conditioning - not the schedule or style of play.
I’m beginning to think the “injury problem” is really a modern athlete problem with a lack of proper out of season and preseason ramp up/conditioning.
Iman Shumpert goes off on anyone calling for the NBA to shorten its 82 game season, arguing that players should focus on conditioning and changing how they play instead of reducing the number of games.
Shumpert points to legends like Michael Jordan, Karl Malone, John Stockton and Gary Payton, who played 82 game seasons, questioning why today’s players need fewer games. He believes the league should bring back more physical basketball, with players attacking the post, taking midrange shots, playing through contact and cutting down on flopping and exaggerated moves.
He also questions how much extra time players would actually gain from shortening the season, arguing that changing the way the game is played may be a better solution to the injury problem.
( Via. @imanshumpert )
As one of the dozen ACC soccer tourney fans alive, quite excited about this 😅
The hunt for hardware is on 🏆
The 2026 @Ally ACC Women's Soccer Championship bracket is set!
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🔗 details: theacc.co/26wsocbracket
