Adam Nicholas

Huge next 24-48 hours for Darian DeVries and Indiana. Hoosiers went for mid-major transfers a year ago. Now focused mostly on high-major proven guys. Learned from their mistakes. Darren Harris finished visit, now have Markus Burton & Aiden Sherrell on campus, source told @TheFieldOf68.

Source: Oregon guard Jackson Shelstad and Kansas big man Flory Bidunga have both committed to Louisville. A major package deal for the Cardinals, as the Louisville administration was aggressive in laying out a vision for building championship roster.

Someone is shooting 62 today.

It’s April 12th and the Cubs have eight 40-man roster pitchers on the IL

Today's roster moves presented by @NuveenInv:

Sergio just took a chunk out of the tee box at No. 2, smashed the water cooler, broke the head off his driver. now he's carrying Jon Rahm's bag down the fairway. quite the start

LOTS of birdie pins. 3 5 6 17 are tricky but other than that, they’re mostly funnel pins

A quick breakdown of the hole locations for the final round of the 2026 Masters. Let's have a great one.

Fyi Cub fans: Minor league left handed pitcher Charlie Barnes just arrived with his bags at Wrigley. @crawlyscubs @leilarahimi @BleacherNation @CubbieBlue2016

Featured Groups for this Masters Sunday include three Masters champions and a lot of marquee names ... should be a great day. 9:28 a.m. Rahm, Garcia 10:12 a.m. Hovland, Thomas 12:35 p.m. Hatton, Fleetwood 1:30 p.m. Reed, Morikawa

Hole locations for the final round of the Masters Tournament. #themasters

Guys we get this pairing AGAIN tomorrow

Some TOUGH pins today. 9 11 13 16 18 prob the hardest pins on their respective greens. I bet the speed is ramped up too. 2 and 8 are pretty simple

Rory McIlroy on what he's learned about protecting a lead: "Don't protect it. Go out there and keep playing. Keep trying to make birdies."

Today's roster moves presented by @NuveenInv:

You can watch EVERY shot at the Masters. The top 10 worst shots to check out.... 1. Kataoka’s shank on 12 2. Potgetier’s thinned chip on 1 3. Sungjae's shank on 10 4. Rasmus from the creek on 13 5. Lowry’s four-putt on 4 6. Rahm’s lost ball on 13 7. Valimaki’s chip on 17 8. Howell’s tee shot on 1 9. Herrington's foul ball on 14 10. Olazabal’s 215-yard driver on 1

A perfect layup on 12 from Naoyuki Kataoka earlier today.

Hat tip to Meredith Scheffler. Gave birth 12 days ago. Out walking the Par 3 Contest at Augusta today.

Observations from Wednesday at Augusta... 1. I’ve been asking people to guess what percentage of the fans on-site are wearing AT LEAST one item of Masters clothing. I think it’s 64 percent. Mad when you think it’s only on sale here. 2. Also wild you can immediately ship all your shopping home. Asked one woman, she said she just dropped off three large bags and a gnome to be shipped by to New York. Cost $100 and will be there before she gets home on Friday. 3. Augusta is very calm and oddly quiet. Players don’t get cheers or claps (unless they do something silly good) and there's not a lot of fan interaction. Even arriving on tees, it’s eerily quiet. 4. The 7th green is nuts. Wide but narrow, tonnes of movement. It's like a kids skatepark. Probably the green I've seen the players studying the closest. 5. The practice area is an underrated viewing spot. The range is obviously insanely beautiful but there’s interesting shots, loads of players, putting green, two chipping areas. 6. Watched Lowry hit a high, driver cut over the trees on 10. Can’t imagine that’s the play but wow, what a shot to see in person. 7. Never been to the par 3 contest before. Went today. First shot I saw was an ace. Thanks Keegan. 8. Morikawa is not healthy. Surprised he’s going to play honestly, watching him stretch and wince with his injured back. 9. There should 100% be an “overheard at Augusta” Twitter account. It would be an incredible follow this week. My favourite so far was a guy immediately regretting his spend in the shop. A guy near him asked how much he spent? He said “more than you think”, the other guy responded “Well I spent $3,500”, to which the regretful guy replied “double it”.

It’s now considered a bold prediction to guess that Indiana Football won’t make the CFP.