Zevi Fischer

February marks Jewish Disability Awareness and Inclusion Month (#JDAIM). Let’s ensure that our Synagogues are fully inclusive for all children of all ages. thelehrhaus.com/commentary/sha… Thank you @The_Lehrhaus for publishing my article. #Inclusion

I read substantial amounts of this over Shabbos. Tremendous resource to prepare for the Pesach Seder. ⁦@ShabbosReads⁩

@simmy_cohen He’s not playing anywhere where they play on Shabbos. Very few options

@ZeviFischer Just rumors , d1

So i guess this galbut video went viral again over shab

@Bennymahgs24 @JackJTurell Who do they have that is the best player ?

@JackJTurell Clearly the best team in all of jha have the best player in jha and have good players around him if they came to saracheck they would win every game by 20 plus.

Milken No. 1 despite a 19-14 record and losing to North Shore by 10? Help me, what am I missing?

@ariwaxman @MichaelDell I a remember those moments like they were yesterday, singing Tzaveh. It was a Zchus just to be in that room. #Special.

Purim, Yeshiva University, 1987. Accompanying my grandfather, Rav David Lifshitz zt”l, to the chagiga in the yeshiva, along with other talmidim in the shiur. @MichaelDell

For shits and giggles, I decided to see just how hard it would be to replace my birth certificate, Social Security card, AND my marriage license, since Democrats think women are too stupid to figure it out. Here's how it went: 1. Birth certificate: Contacted the health department of the county where I was born. They OVERNIGHTED a certified copy to me the next day - total cost, $14. 2. SS Card: Contacted Social Security on their site. They asked if I was sure I needed the card, since I 'won't likely be asked for it.' I went ahead and got it - took five business days to arrive - total cost, $0. 3. Marriage License: Went to the 'vital docs' site of the county where we were hitched. Filled everything out online, arrived in three days - total cost, $5. It cost less than $20 to obtain all three certified/legal documents, and it took less than five business days to receive them. Note: if I had lived where I was born or married, it would have been a day. Tops. Anyone telling you this is too hard or unfair is lying and hiding the real reason they want to stop Voter ID. I know you guys knew that already... lol

@JackJTurell @Rosenblades @PoppersMacsLive @ItcovichiRoy @DovieNeuburger @elliotsteinmetz Time we started the recruiting pitch to bring in Noam Dovrat to join his brother Yair with Macs, now that Miami was knocked out of tournament .

@Rosenblades @PoppersMacsLive @ItcovichiRoy @DovieNeuburger @elliotsteinmetz Um.. Hell Yes. 6'6. 6 9 wingspan. Can shoot, dribble and pass. Can dunk easy. Doesnt have his young man body yet, can still grow and develop offensively. Is a junior.

Legit. Wonder if Zevi, @PoppersMacsLive @ItcovichiRoy @DovieNeuburger @elliotsteinmetz are seeing any future Mac potential…

@Rosenblades @PoppersMacsLive @ItcovichiRoy @DovieNeuburger @elliotsteinmetz His Dad was a Mac. The great Saul Stepner. One of the nicest guys you’ll ever meet.

@DovieNeuburger 😂😂

Yeah but at least we still beat Illinois Wesleyan this year.

@BQuillmanQcast 😂😂

@BQuillmanQcast @FFTMAG Yeshiva @YUathletics #Macs nearly beat Mary Washington this year. #JustSaying

Final from Fort Wayne: Mary Washington 64 Trinity (CT) 61 Mary Washington will face Emory in the national championship, in Indy, on Easter Sunday. Eagles vs Eagles. #d3hoops

@AnnaBower I cannot understand how this happens. Why would you not, at minimum, take the half hour to run your citations through westlaw or lexis to make sure they are real and accurate.

An absolutely excruciating moment at the Georgia Supreme Court this week. Justice Peterson pressed state attorney Deborah Leslie over her citations to cases that apparently don’t exist.

@GoMaccabees And we nearly beat Mary Washington

For the second year in a row, Yeshiva played 3 of the teams in the Final Four (Trinity, Mary Washington, Emory). #d3hoops

@elliotsteinmetz @YUathletics @YUNews @MacsLive Beautiful

This team was perfect. This is not about basketball. This is about greatness. Far from perfect in practice and far from perfect in games - but this team was perfect in all the ways that actually mattered. The fact that they were pretty damn good on the court too? Awesome, but secondary. Yes, in their minds too. This core group spent almost three of their four years with what many would consider a burden, but what they considered a privilege. This group played more than basketball. They represented a people and a nation under attack. And they did that perfectly. They also set the stage for this program as it moves into the future – on and off the court. They raised our level in ways that we wish nobody ever has to do again. I always love to talk about how much I learn each year from the teams I have the privilege to coach and work with. These last few years have changed many of our lives – for sure mine. To watch the resiliency, confidence and courage these student-athletes exemplified was awe-inspiring. Different backgrounds, different observance levels, different beliefs – one brotherhood. In all my years, I don’t know that I have had a group of guys this invested in each other and their people. The shift of our focus as a program from sport to humanity somehow made us better at basketball too. These guys defined playing for a purpose. The difference is the purpose was bigger than just the sport itself. You want to win? Everyone does. You work hard? Everyone works hard. What separates you on and off the court is your “why”. We found our program “why” thanks to this special group, and we will never forget it. Thanks @maxzakheim, Zevi, Roy, Dothan, Hillel, Tom, @arishklyar12, Or - for teaching me how to lead with confidence and perspective. Our future success will be yours as well.

@Rosenblades Wouldn't be great if we could get a post season Sunday morning minyan and breakfast where MacsNation could doven with the team.

There was something uniquely inspiring about Ryan’s Jewish pride, & Zevi’s rare combo of rebbe and record-breaker. 100%. But also cool seeing Israelis putting on tefillin for the first time, committing to Judaic studies, and choosing to be part of YU/MacsNation.

@danielgibber Well deserved honor. I remember in the late 90s as a single living on the Upper West Side, eating Shabbos Dinner at your parents' apartment. Your father is a wonderful, warm and generous person who treated and hosted me with tremendous kindness. Mazal Tov.

The Yeshiva Dinner: Annual RIETS Gala - Elliot Gibber, Eitz Chaim Awardee youtu.be/RTZcXmnHxCc?si…

@RyanAlanScott @PoppersMacsLive @umfmbb I would love a Yeshiva vs Maine Farmington rematch.

I just saw that @umfmbb is looking for a couple games for Nov/Dec NEXT YEAR. This is a tournament team bringing almost everybody back - let's get them some good tests early! #d3hoops

@BQuillmanQcast D1 no longer has the story lines it had in the 80s, and early 90s. Currently, D3 is a far superior product.

People who wanna watch the D1 games should do so. People who love #d3hoops, will watch #d3hoops.

@JackJTurell I agree with you. Also, the more recent players have had to play against much more difficult competition, even within the conference. The old IAC conference, where YU used to play, had nothing like today's versions of Farmingdale and Sarah Lawrence.

I am definitley favoring the more recent players as thats where the success has been. Winning is first. Duncan was drafted into a far better situation than Garnet, but is still widely considered the better player. Success matters.

@RichCimini Yeah, but how much of his salary are we still on hook for? Will KC take in any of it?

A new home for Justin Fields...KC.