TheNuschler

I don’t think GS ever tanked. Steph was #7, Klay #11, and Draymond was #35 in their respective drafts, plus most of their role players are late 2nd-rounders. I’d be more worried about the Jazz’s last two drafts, where they had 5 1st-round picks and multiple 2nd-round picks, with only Collier and Flip appearing to be decent role players. The OKC…[Read more]

Anytime I see this happen to any team, school, or even a campus shooting, I think about hearing the news about Ty and Aaron, which both took my breath away for some time and made me kind of sick for a couple of days. Knowing the story about how it affected players, coaches, and their families, knowing the story more than most, I wouldn’t wish this…[Read more]

It’s been a few years since I looked over the CB. I’ve located all the Provo Incel’s….. no doubt.

You all should post a pic or two if possible. I love seeing where people go on vacation, gives me new ideas for future plans.

My summer started a week ago with a trip to Chicago to see the Giants play the Cubs at Wrigley. Pretty sweet, spent 2 1/2 hours on an eBike up and down Lakeshore trail and through Grant Park before my pals showed up for the games. Twin Anchors BBQ and too many Old Styles. Was pretty wiped out when I had to work last Thursday but that’s what…[Read more]

I could see that. Plan B, “wink, wink,” might be Cam Boozer. His old man suddenly just became a Jazz Scout. They will be angling for a top-two pick, with AJ and Cam likely going 1/2 in 2026. Their market’s current state of not being able to attract any realistic generational type player requires it.

He’s tight with Ryan… that’s all you need to know.

Worthy transition… I’m actually excited to see what AJ can do. The Jazz are a dumpster fire after this.

Good article from the Desnews on the breakdown.

Sarah Todd

It isn’t, at least not current format. Watch the backroom analysis and the combination process. It’s a four-number combo, and if the line sequence falls on a team, they get the pick. It’s really bad luck and the probability is astronomically low, but it happened in front of the auditors, team representatives, and media. For the Jazz in the short…[Read more]

I honestly thought around the time Cleveland picks him he’d be a better fit for the Raiders. Let him sit a few years then give him a go. I guess his pre-draft stuff got around really quick, some of the reports were awful. Had he prepped for it, even with the obvious QB deficiencies he would have gone in the first round. Didn’t help that his Dad…[Read more]

Phil probably attends Alpha Con.

At least we can throw out “sports are a missionary tool!” garbage once and for all.

Two words: BOWL ELIGIBLE!

This is just my opinion, but it feels like Alex was the only hire to shake things up and put Utah back into relevance as a basketball program. Regardless of the first two years, he needs to stay for 4 years on the contract to get some consistency. At minimum, he draws the eyes of locals and those close to the program beyond who is providing the…[Read more]

There has been a talent gap for years now. With NIL being so out of whack, I honestly think this team is where Utah will be in Hoops unless we get some mystery donor, which I don’t see happening. NIL seems justifiable for football cause it’s a cash cow when schools invest. Gone are the days when you could have a tyrant as a coach, screaming at…[Read more]

He cheats at golf. That’s where he lost me.

Roughly $171,000 for the win too according to the NFL CBA.

Agreed on you points there. It is a pretty easy get to LA, the Bay Area, heck even the Oregon schools with plenty to fit in beyond the game. I’m considering going to the UCLA game, then spending a day or two on the coast over the holiday weekend. Nothing else though, frankly RES is becoming too pricey for the experience it used to be when USC came…[Read more]

You know it hurts when the dude still can’t talk about it without squirming and looking uncomfortable. I miss those days…