Bradford Rutherford

@DFS_Charlie @draftballr I don't know why people focus so much on third contracts when drafting a player?

@draftballr A lot of people seem to believe Yax is playing high level basketball into his age 36-37 season. Not the bet I’d make in this class.

Draftballr Top 15 Consensus NBA Draft Board from thousands of users who created their own boards, and their average ranks: 1. AJ Dybantsa — 2.21 2. Cameron Boozer — 2.28 3. Darryn Peterson — 2.30 4. Caleb Wilson — 3.80 5. Kingston Flemings — 6.90 6. Keaton Wagler — 7.56 7. Darius Acuff Jr. — 8.61 8. Mikel Brown Jr. — 8.88 9. Yaxel Lendeborg — 10.39 10. Labaron Philon — 12.97 11. Brayden Burries — 13.53 12. Aday Mara — 13.86 13. Dailyn Swain — 14.17 14. Patrick Ngongba — 14.40 15. Nate Ament — 15.70

@BattleCattleFan @RossDellenger @YahooSports I don't know, you could maybe just read the fucking article

@RossDellenger @YahooSports exemptions for 2 year missionary service or Military service?

The NCAA is exploring a significant change to its eligibility rule, sources tell @YahooSports. The proposal creates an age-based standard: Athletes would have 5 years of eligibility from their 19th birthday or HS graduation. No redshirts or waivers. bit.ly/3POqo2D

@conncarroll @RossDellenger @YahooSports The article is free to fucking read

@RossDellenger @YahooSports What about a religious exemption for Mormons?

@AaronGogley @theoldcfo @MattNorlander The participation number of NCAA men's d1 basketball players was 5,769 this past season.

@BennettRayford @theoldcfo @MattNorlander It’s probably closer to 5500 since roster caps now limit a team to 15.

There are now 1,500 men's D-I players registered in the portal. The activation started at midnight.

@Blottskie @JomboyMedia I don't follow this enough, but with no context, it seems like a textbook balk. But I didn't know there was an exception that this was granted. If so, wow

@JomboyMedia Honestly I don’t understand this call it goes back years now where I thought they understand it’s Gausman’s timing or typical pitching process and give him an exception to the balk rule?

@harrop_katie Sure, the actual number is going to be high and likely higher than last year, but you are quoting a self-described satire account.

This is so stupid because many of those players will not get picked up in the transfer portal and won’t have a place to play next year.

@theoldcfo @MattNorlander ~ 5,800 ncaa.org/sports/2018/10…

@MattNorlander ~360 D-1 Schools. ~10 players/school. 3,600 players. 41.6% of players checking the market. Now.

@Steponaduck Laughed at the gas station part. Whenever I go in, there are people always playing the gambling machines in the back. 😂

This is one of the worst displays of biased journalism I’ve ever encountered. There was zero education given to this man and he was wagering somebody else’s money with no consequence of loss. There was no talk in his article about the extent of his research, money management techniques or seeking out information about what to avoid. His solution after losing half his company’s money was to go all in on a Super Bowl bet that lost. This guy never once talks about his process, metrics, factors he considers important when handicapping any sport, and now draws prediction markets into it by cautioning betting on the Oscars or the weather. There was no personal governor put on his unit size, leagues he would bet on or avoid, or how much time he would spend gambling each day/week. An attempt to correlate gambling with some subtle changes in health was made. There was no talk about how many Big Mac sandwiches he ate during this six months, now many workouts he went to or missed, or how much he worked at his job, all of which have a significant effect on one’s health. Frankly I’m embarrassed that someone will review this journalistic material and automatically assume gambling and those associated with it are bad/stupid/immature or something else negative. There are more addictive or dangerous substances sold to you at the gas station, fast food restaurants or provided by doctors but yet gambling takes it in the shorts via the media. I ain’t buying this one. This experiment was so badly flubbed up. This is not a personal attack on the writer who went through this experiment. His company set him up to fail and now people will be mislead everywhere he speaks on the subject.

@lMLrodgers @ZooMass Which one?

@ZooMass There is literally an entire 30 for 30 on it man lmao

Our Final Four appearance was vacated?!?

@Jubbitie @ILoveLuDort @PranavSriraman What? 😂. I get that he wasn't trying to shoot. I'm saying it doesn't matter at all because this is the moment the play was dead

@BennettRayford @ILoveLuDort @PranavSriraman It does, because if he were aiming to shoot he would be turned the other way

What in the hell was he thinking he should’ve just shot it again lmfao

@tomazz23 @NickCh91892 @MichiganPodcast Who now?

@NickCh91892 @MichiganPodcast Bill Hader pretending to be Naismith followed by Chainsmokers mini-concert.......

Awful segment leading up to game. Unreal. One of the worst pre-game programming decisions leading up to a major sporting event I’ve ever seen.

@Jubbitie @ILoveLuDort @PranavSriraman The mentality of which he catches the rebound doesn't change the location of his foot.

@ILoveLuDort @PranavSriraman He wasn't established inbounds because he looked to throw it at Harden. If he actually caught the rebound with the mentality to shoot it then he would have been inbounds

@Ladiezzzman217 @ILoveLuDort @PranavSriraman No. They reviewed and Lu was called out of bounds. But they did get another possession after fouls

@ILoveLuDort @PranavSriraman Chris Paul called a timeout before he threw it out of bounds so we got another possession

@AndrewDBailey I feel like the premise of the belt is different. I doubt Bill has any qualms with Curry being the unanimous MVP in 16. I just think when playoffs ended, LeBron earned/retained that belt title

For what it’s worth, box plus/minus over the course of the two years Stephen Curry won his MVPs (playoffs included): 1. Stephen Curry (10.3) 2. Kevin Durant (8.9) 3. LeBron James (8.4) 4. Chris Paul, Russell Westbrook (8.1)

@TheJackWaynick @coleadamss Missing about four UCLA players from 06-08

@coleadamss I might be missing one but Charlie Bell from Michigan State from 99-01

Who was the last men’s college basketball player before Alex Karaban to play in 3 Final Fours?

@cmrump @coleadamss It's Lorenzo Mata-Real for 2008 UCLA. He had three teammates that started and accomplished the feat. When he came off the bench against Memphis, he technically was the last.

@coleadamss So no one has the answer?

@jsims389 @coleadamss Played in zero Final Fours

@coleadamss Jon Hood, Kentucky 2011, 2012, 2014

@ElJefeTwoloom @erikandersennn @coleadamss The list he posted is wrong, of course, in answering the question. For what it's worth, (minus AK at the moment) that is a list of all the players that have played in and won three national championships

@erikandersennn @coleadamss Greg Koubek played in 4 Final Fours Danny Ferry 3. Brian Davis 3. Thomas Hill 3. I mean, this is ridiculous.

@180_NoScope @AlexProspero28 @coleadamss And there were starters. Mata-Real came off the bench and played in 08 against Memphis so he was probably the last

@180_NoScope @AlexProspero28 @coleadamss First four on the list all played