Bill Maddock

Modern kids didn’t grow up playing driveway basketball, and it shows. Back in the day, when you played driveway ball, you had to pass. Why? Because the hoop was crooked, the driveway sloped, someone’s dad’s Buick was in the paint, and the rule was no dunking because you’ll break the rim. SOOOOOOOOOO: You learned spacing. You learned ball movement. You learned that the fastest way to get yelled at or never see the ball was to dribble for 10 seconds and jack up a bad shot. Now fast-forward to modern youth lacrosse (& every other field sport) and what do you see? Kids either passing into or running straight into triple coverage like that’s normal. Shitty passes. Nobody celebrating the sick pass to his bud. My conclusion:
 The collapse of driveway basketball has directly led to a generational decline in passing IQ across American youth sports. This is a sociological crisis and I will be publishing a paper shortly.

Comically bad job by Dan. “Common opponents??? What even is that???!!!” Someone should just tell him he’s allowed to say, “I picked the guy I like more.” It’s a valid reason! It’s fine! He’s a worthy choice!

🤯 Mind blown: NCAA has fielded 784 clock extension requests so far this academic year. That's 438 just in football. No wonder waiver decisions are such a mess 🤦🏻‍♂️ The NCAA is being sued into oblivion

Half-time at Molineux.

Jayson Tatum is on top of the world

God I love that iconic Fenway Experience (we're down 7-0)