Doug Meyer

Am I the only one who doesn’t like that we will be playing Iowa? I think match up wise, Florida was better for us. Last time we played, we couldn’t seem to run our offense and just seemed so out of sync with what they were throwing at us.

They’re certainly the most vocal for normal fouls

The decison to NOT call timeout and let Pryce Sandfort push it and find Frager...so smart from Hoiberg! So much better off attacking a broken floor transition defense than a set 1/2 ct defense from Vandy!

Well, this is not an encouraging trend for Cinderellas. ... The NCAA tournament went to 64 teams in 1985. Only 7 times have the 13-14-15 seeds all gone winless in the first round. It's now happened two years in a row (for the first time).

I hate to tell you this but the U.S. is not the top oil producer in the world, U.S. oil companies are. People in Saudi and Kuwait and nations like that benefit from their countries oil production because their countries produce it. Companies produce ours. The U.S. doesn’t produce a drop of oil.

Fuel for planting corn and soybeans is expensive, but what you read below tells you this will be a thing for the next 1-2 seasons. Drilling is stopped, production is cut more and more while some infrastructure is destroyed. The longer the war goes, the longer the restart will take. Don’t expect cheap fertilizer or diesel anytime soon (unless Trump TACOs)

As you realize the college sports you grew up with doesn’t exist anymore, it hits you that it may have all been a facade. The reason these teams below existed was largely to players being exploited with no ability to make money & punished for transferring. NIL introduced….cream rises to the top. In 2012 a guy who fell through the cracks in recruiting would spend 4 years at a mid major and develop there…not anymore. 80% of those players trickle up to make the major conference teams that were losing in 2008 better in 2026. College sports was prob better in 2010 but it was due to a model that unequivocally ripped off athletes. I am open to being wrong here, but the game has changed forever and what we watched years ago was fake.

Year-round E15: raises food prices, pollutes water, delivers no meaningful climate benefit. But it *might* knock your gas price from $4.10 to $4.05/gallon. Perhaps ethanol isn’t the best use of suddenly limited fertilizer supplies.