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@MTiscia That’s the landscape of youth sports. Every kid constantly thinking the grass is greener. The idea of being a part of a real team is nothing more than a formality now. Just a group of selfish players looking for theirs. Everything I loved about playing is gone.

Want to see what a team of full transfers looks like? Watch Michigan celebrating a national title. Not even Dusty May is that excited. Bunch of guys who got enough $$ & formed a team. Not a group that actually had to grind for their program. Now the landscape of college hoops

@Coach_Hickey5 These people are out of touch with reality.

Ding. Ding. Ding. It’s not the top kids that this system will fail. It’s the kids who make $500k and then $600k. They graduate, their careers sputter out and then go to get an office job and make $75k. What are they going to do then. The ncaa won’t care…

@LibDestroyer84 @EricLDaugh @NYPDPC @NYPDnews That’s what they want. You’ll see Muslims taking their spots in a heartbeat.

@EricLDaugh @NYPDPC @NYPDnews If I was a Cop in NYC, I would be resining today.

🚨 WOW! NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch just EVISCERATED the leftist jury acquitting a cop killer of first-degree m*rder Zohran Mamdani stood right next to her "The failure to convict landed a GUT PUNCH to all members of NYPD!" Mamdani's NYC.

@TheFieldOf68 Yeah ok. Tell that to the 90% of colleges that don’t have the money you have. Michigan is becoming more and more insufferable.

Dusty May on modern day recruiting “We used to recruit guys for three years and spend 200 man hours away from our families begging these 15 to 18 year olds to come and then they’d decide to go in another direction. Think about all the time and resources you wasted. Recruiting has definitely been streamlined and it is much more efficient than it’s ever been.”

@Isabelletkrause Same reason why the worst people I know sit in the front row at my Catholic Church or why the families that have kids getting their sacraments throw a giant party for them, but never attend church.

Why am I seeing Atheists celebrating Easter, what are you celebrating

@JimmyTraina That’s the point. Networks stopped caring about the true fans of sports long ago. Marketing is now directed at people who aren’t fans. Just one of the many reasons sports talk shows, tv shows, and the sports themselves mostly suck now.

Golf Fans Aren’t Thrilled With ESPN Shoving Jason Kelce Down Their Throats: TRAINA THOUGHTS si.com/media/jason-ke…

@80s_channel I’m going to work and investing my paychecks into Hasbro stock.

@Karl_Townes Khris Middleton

Who was the most mid player in college basketball that turned out to be an absolute STUD in the NBA?

@DarenStoltzfus Orlando already has a team.

IT’S OFFICIAL! The #Jaguars are coming to Orlando in 2027. Shad Khan said it was a unanimous 32-0 vote from the owners DUUUVAL IN ORLANDO

Jonathan Brown, a Professor at @Georgetown, responded to a post calling out Islamic rape gangs in the UK, saying, "Get over it." He deleted the comment, but then DOUBLED DOWN using the SAME disgusting response when another user called him out. Do you support this @Georgetown?

@tvippolis Damn straight. How’s St. John’s Football recruiting class looking this year?

If your favorite college football team is different from your favorite college basketball team, nobody respects you.

Who else supports Jaden Ivey for speaking out against Pride Month?

Dallas Mavericks player Daniel Gafford forced to censor himself when asked about his shirt that says "Faith isn’t for the weak." He doesn't want to get waived like Jaden Ivey. The @NBA is targeting Christians while promoting LGBTQ groomer celebrations.

NBA Player Daniel Gafford was asked about his shirt that says "Faith isn’t for the weak." He said it’s not for the weak but he doesn’t want to be waived like Jaden Ivey so he would not expand further on the meaning. The @NBA is stifling Christian speech.

@BorderlessBulls @chicagobulls Being LGBTQ+ is an individual thing and should not be celebrated by force.

@chicagobulls The official word. JI needs support and help from his loved ones. I sincerely hope he gets it. Faith and religion is an individual thing and not a problem but you can’t criticise groups of people such as the LGBTQ+ community and think it is ok. It is not. - Neill

@PurelyJR @chicagobulls Celebrating homosexuals is unnecessary and shouldn’t be forced.

@chicagobulls Homophobia shouldn’t be tolerated in society. Ivey needs to apologize and get the proper help he needs.

@BadSportsRefs Yes, they tell refs they need to “know the moment” so should coaches. He should have to explain to his players and fans how he cost them an incredible win.

You make the call: should Dan Hurley have received a technical foul for this?

@game7__ Middle aged men acting like children is insufferable.

Carlos Boozer spent March Madness mocking other teams and other fans. Tonight came the karma. The basketball gods are undefeated. Here's the real story of how the Boozer family went from waving goodbye to getting waved out of the tournament in 48 hours: Carlos Boozer played three years at Duke from 1999 to 2002. He won the 2001 NCAA Championship as a sophomore. He left as Duke's all-time leader in field goal percentage. First-team All-ACC. ACC Tournament MVP. Duke Athletics Hall of Fame. After college, he played 13 years in the NBA. Two-time All-Star. Olympic gold medalist. Averaged 16.2 points and 9.5 rebounds over 861 career games for the Cavaliers, the Jazz, the Bulls, and the Lakers. Then his twin sons became two of the most recruited basketball players in the country. Cameron Boozer was the second-ranked recruit in the entire class of 2025. Five-star. Gatorade National Player of the Year twice. Projected number one pick in this year's NBA Draft. His twin brother Cayden was also a five-star recruit. One of the top point guards in the class. Both committed to Duke. Their dad's school. The school where he won a title. This season, Cameron was the National Player of the Year frontrunner. He became the first Duke freshman to score 35 or more points in multiple games. The whole year felt like it was building toward the Boozers finishing what their father started 25 years ago. On Friday, Duke beat St. John's 80-75 in the Sweet 16. Cameron had 22 and 10. It was a physical, heated game. And afterward, Carlos Boozer stood in the stands and waved goodbye to the St. John's fans. The clip went viral. The NCAA March Madness account posted it. Hundreds of thousands of views. People called it childish. Others laughed it off. Two days later, Duke was up 19 on UConn in the Elite Eight. 44-25 late in the first half. It was a blowout. The Boozers were going to the Final Four. UConn had made 1 of their first 18 three-point attempts. They were done. Then they came back. Tarris Reed Jr. scored 26 to keep UConn alive. In the final seven minutes, the Huskies hit four of their last five threes after bricking almost everything for 33 straight minutes. Alex Karaban drilled a three to make it 70-69. Cameron Boozer answered with a bucket. 72-69 Duke with under 30 seconds left. Demary Jr. got fouled and hit 1 of 2 free throws. 72-70. Duke grabbed the rebound off the miss. Ball in their hands. 10 seconds left. All they had to do was inbound it and run out the clock. Cayden Boozer handled the ball. His pass was deflected at midcourt by Silas Demary Jr. UConn freshman Braylon Mullins grabbed the loose ball, fired it ahead to Karaban, got it right back near the logo, and launched a three from 35 feet. It went in with 0.4 seconds left. UConn 73, Duke 72. A 19-point comeback. The third largest in Elite Eight or later in tournament history. UConn to the Final Four for the third time in four years. Cameron Boozer finished with 27 points, 8 rebounds, and 4 assists in what was almost certainly his last college game. Cayden Boozer had been flawless all game. 15 points, 5 rebounds, 6 assists, 2 steals, zero turnovers. Until the one that ended everything. Afterward, Cayden told reporters: "I should've been stronger with the ball." Then: "I ruined our team's season." He said he felt like he let his brother down. That it might be the last time they ever play together. The full breakdown of the Boozer family's run at Duke, from Carlos winning a title in 2001 to his sons' heartbreak tonight, is here: itsgame7.com/nba/carlos-boo… And there was one more layer that the older basketball fans caught right away. In 1990, Duke played UConn in the Elite Eight. Christian Laettner, a Duke sophomore, hit a buzzer-beater to beat UConn and send Duke to the Final Four. Thirty-six years later, a UConn freshman hit a buzzer-beater to beat Duke in the Elite Eight and send UConn to the Final Four. Thirty-six years of payback. Delivered from 35 feet. Carlos Boozer was waving goodbye to fans on Friday. By Sunday night, the only people waving were the ones saying goodbye to Duke's season.

@TheChiefNerd And when ai takes all the jobs who’s going to have disposable income to watch the fights?

REPORTER: “People are saying that the UFC should be paying artists instead of using generative AI.” DANA WHITE: “Give me a f**king break. AI is coming and if we're using AI, who gives a sh*t? … Shut the f**k up and watch the fights.”

This needs to change