@CCPISASSH0E The south has Texas, but Texas is a desert will cut off their water and they’ll be starved very quickly. The south will be our biggest problem though, but again we will beat them because their leadership are absolute morons they’re cruel, but they’re morons and they’re divided
@JeffOstler1@LouStagner My only question would be, if he did need to find the ball why did the official say he didn’t need to? Maybe he didn’t need to actually find the ball, but if he did the official gave a bad ruling.
@LouStagner It’s a temporary movable obstruction. The rules, set before the tournament, state if you hit it in there, you get a free drop at the drop zone.
And yes, they did find his ball. No controversy here. Play on.
I’m struggling to understand how you hit it WAY offline behind the grandstand into a bush, not find it, and get a free drop in the wide open on the other side of the grandstand?
How does this make any sense?
Former Texas OL Cole Hutson has filed an age-based eligibility lawsuit against the NCAA, requesting a judge to grant an injunction to play the 2026-27 college football season.
He played in 48 games with 23 starts at Texas. Suit was filed Friday.
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@eamonlynch@golfweek How about including a few quotes from players that said they didn’t think it should be a penalty? Not saying it shouldn’t be one, but it’s not as clear to everyone that it should have be. We get that the people who openly dislike him think it is one.
@dwp4401@JohnnyHopkinsii@souljaslimy No, gather step. You can move your feet while picking up the ball. Which is what she is doing here. If the father step is allowed in the NBA, then not a travel.
"It is really hard to stomach the silliness that we've seen here from Bryson." (1:22)
@chambleebrandel chimes in on Bryson DeChambeau not accepting the officials' interpretation for the 2-shot penalty right away
Bryson doing the, “well then maybe I won’t play tomorrow” is so Bryson it hurts. The debate about whether or not he moved the grass on purpose will rage on forever but his I’ll Take My Ball And Go Home act is what makes him so unlikable to so many.
Bryson DeChambeau has been assessed a two-stroke penalty under Rule 8.1 on the 5th hole, meaning his score for round two is a 68 and he is five-under heading into the weekend.
It's official...
Bryson DeChambeau has been given a two-stroke penalty for improving his lie on the 5th hole earlier today.
He is now T5 and 5-under for the tournament.
@scarn1980@NoLayingUp If his swing plane never would have hit the grass that was moved, how did it improve the lie?
I would love to see an overlay of his swing path and where the grass was. From what I’ve seen, his steep swing could have avoided the grass anyways. If so, then I can see his pov.
@MavsFilmRoom@fishsports Cuban didnt resign nash.
Broke up a title team.
Signed parsons to be his friend.
Hired Bob voulgaris, a gambler to make basketball decisions.
Hired Nico.
Never closed on a FA and let dirk waste.
Passed on Giannis for Shane larkin and to save money
Dude was shit.
From @fishsports report on the Mark Cuban-Patrick Dumont legal battle.
Cuban confronted Dumont over his lack of agreed upon control over basketball operations.
"When I discussed this with Dumont over the phone, he told me: "Why would I give you control of a $4 billion asset?"
@miradreaamy The formula seems to be (n - 1) * (n + 1).
n = 6, 5 x 7 = 35
n = 7, 6 x 8 = 48
n = 8, 7 x 9 = 63
n = 9, 8 x 10 = 80
so, n = 11, 10 x 12 = 120
I don't think solving this makes anyone a genius though.
@Nikko2689116328@Milajoy Spot on. This last great generation(I’m part of it) is the same one over protecting the current generation. Might not be as great as many think.
@Isaacdrost15@greengirlbella_ Bathrooms are the best part when on a long roadtrip. Food will wreck a normal person’s gut. People watching is only second to a Walmart.
@TTUSystem@TexasTech You finished 503rd out of 2000 - right after South China Agricultural University. 😂😂😂 And your health science center almost finished dead last. C'mon man. This stuff is not hard to look up. cwur.org/2026.php
Congratulations to @TexasTech on being recognized among the top 2.4% of higher education institutions worldwide, earning a place on The Center for World University Rankings' 2026 Global 2,000 List.
This distinction reflects the dedication of Texas Tech’s students, faculty, staff and alumni who continue to elevate the university’s impact.
“As Texas Tech continues its trajectory as a leading public research university, we remain focused on creating opportunities, advancing knowledge and delivering value for the state of Texas and beyond.”
– Dr. Lawrence Schovanec, Texas Tech University president
Congratulations to the entire Red Raider community on this outstanding achievement.
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