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@marissavoss Jamie Benn snuck into Wild’s practice to injure Johansson. lmao

I hate how Dallas is just taking out all of our guys and that’s their strategy for winning the series.

@First_alphas Consider the student Loan debt to get a PhD

Nobody thought it was weird in the big bang theory that Penny; a waitress, was able to afford rent in a building where two physicists with PHDs were roommates just to split rent?

@docnagoballs @sighsamuel 😂 how convenient

@tmallams13 @sighsamuel Likely isn’t one because tv didn’t pick it up

You just did, you absolute clown 😭

@docnagoballs @sighsamuel Duchene coming back and punching him. Post the video of it.

@sighsamuel Confused on what part is made up?

@goon48 Say you’re in a crowded area and someone starts backing into you. Do you put your hands out and push them off to avoid letting them back into you or do you just let them back into you? No imagine you’re in the fucking air at the same time.

I’d love to see someone try to justify this dirty move.

@sportsboy203 @RedditCFB Reread the article.

@RedditCFB Imagine getting your fingerprint doxxed by a soccer jersey

What the hell, this is incredible.

@mckenzielaw lol not reading all of that. Buyout was agreed and paid. See ya!

I've read Will Wade's NC State contract. All 22 pages. And I've read The Athletic's reporting on his departure to LSU. Wade is in breach of his contract. It's not a close call. Here's why. THE CONTRACT Wade signed an employment agreement effective March 23, 2025, running through March 31, 2031. NC State paid him $2.5 million in salary, gave him $11 million to build a roster, and invested significant institutional resources in his program. In return, Wade made specific contractual promises. He broke them. THE NOTICE AND DISCLOSURE OBLIGATIONS (Section XIII.A) This is the critical provision. Wade "specifically promises, not to seek or apply for other men's basketball related employment prior to the natural expiration of the Term of this Agreement, under any circumstances, without first providing written notice to the Director of Athletics." But it goes further. Wade was also contractually required to "advise in writing the Director of Athletics of any inquiries or contacts exploring COACH's possible interest in or availability for other full-time or part-time employment." Those are two separate obligations: (1) a duty not to seek other employment without notice, and (2) a duty to disclose any contacts or inquiries. Wade violated both. Continuously. For months. THE TIMELINE @TheAthletic reports that discussions about Wade returning to LSU go back to last summer. Sources say "this has all been in the works." The Rousse-Schroyer-Wade trinity — all formerly at McNeese together — was coordinated across months, with Rousse becoming LSU president in November and Schroyer being named senior deputy AD on the same day Wade's deal was announced. During the ACC Tournament, the N&O's Shelby Swanson (@shelbymswanson) asked Wade directly about LSU interest. He denied it. Corrigan says he asked Wade the same question. Wade said no. And then there's this: it is rumored — though unconfirmed — that Wade purchased a house in Baton Rouge in February. If true, that would mean Wade was making a seven-figure real estate commitment to relocate to LSU's city while still under contract to NC State, still spending NC State's NIL dollars, and still looking Boo Corrigan in the eye and telling him there was nothing to discuss. If that's confirmed, it's not just a breach. It's a fraud. That's not just a failure to provide written notice. That's affirmative concealment of exactly the information the contract required him to disclose. THE DUTY OF LOYALTY (Section II.D) Wade's contract required him to "faithfully and diligently perform the Duties" and to "devote such time, attention, and skills to the performance of the Duties as necessary to meet the responsibilities of the position." If Wade was conducting back-channel negotiations with LSU while spending NC State's $11 million in roster-building money and meeting with Corrigan about next season's plans — all while planning to leave — he was not devoting his full time and attention to NC State's program. After the season, Wade went to Corrigan seeking a raise, more money for assistants, and increased NIL funds. If he was already planning to leave — and the timeline strongly suggests he was — that meeting was theater. He was either using NC State's counteroffer as leverage with LSU, or creating a pretextual record that Corrigan "refused to renegotiate" to justify his departure. Either way, that's not faithful and diligent performance. THE MISCONDUCT CLAUSE (Section XI.A(5)) The contract provides for termination for cause based on "misconduct of the COACH... of such a nature, as reasonably determined in the discretion of NC STATE, that would significantly offend the traditions and ethics of NC STATE or which brings significant discredit to NC STATE." Lying to your AD. Secretly negotiating with another school for months. Resigning by email through your agent. Using a public university's resources as a one-year audition for your next job. That's significant discredit by any reasonable measure. THE BUYOUT — AND WHY NC STATE LEFT MONEY ON THE TABLE Section XIII.B sets the buyout at $5 million before April 1, 2026, dropping to $3 million after. NC State reportedly settled at $4 million. Here's the problem with that settlement: the liquidated damages framework in XIII.B presumes an orderly departure — coach decides to leave, provides notice, pays the schedule. It doesn't contemplate a coach who spent months secretly negotiating his exit while deceiving university officials. Section XIII.A's written notice requirement functions as a condition precedent to the buyout framework. Wade didn't comply with it. NC State therefore had a colorable argument that its remedies weren't capped by the buyout schedule but extended to actual damages — the cost of a coaching search, roster attrition, lost recruiting momentum, the institutional resources invested in a roster Wade knew he was abandoning. NC State likely has a general release as part of the $4 million settlement. If so, that claim is gone. But it didn't have to go this way. THE BOTTOM LINE Wade's contract with NC State was well-drafted. It anticipated exactly this scenario. It imposed specific, enforceable obligations to disclose and provide written notice before pursuing other employment. Wade ignored those obligations while actively concealing his plans. He took NC State's money, spent NC State's NIL budget, made recruiting promises on NC State's behalf, apparently lied to NC State's AD, and then resigned by email through his agent on his way out the door to a job that had been, according @MattBaker @BrendanRMarks and @ralphDrussoATH , "in the works" for months. Whether NC State has the appetite to fight this is a separate question from whether it has the right to. The contract says it does.

@secnumbersguy Woodward is a bitch.

Welcome Home, General. Will Wade is the next head coach of your Fighting Tigers! @CoachWadeNCSU | @LSUsports 📄 lsul.su/WillWade

i think it’s time

@skanks17 I’m in a charlotte. Where is it?

They have one in Charlotte and one of the staff members roasted me for like fifteen minutes because I was wearing a Ben Roethlisberger and I just had to stand there and take it. 5 stars 100% tip.

@lfcthijs Slot is not a flip you can switch. He can’t just do better. He’s gotta go.

Slot should obviously do better but people who think sacking him will solve the problems will be in for a reality check

@Topbin90 This should be looked at as the first step to getting a soccer specific stadium in Charlotte. Soccer specific stadium will have a lot less capacity than BOA. Never opening the upper bowl creates the atmosphere that a soccer specific stadium will create and people will notice that

How did we feel about just having the lower bowl open for the home opener?

Slot has turned Liverpool into an embarrassment.

@Blankenshooot @AKarsten24118 @apollostoney lol

@AKarsten24118 @apollostoney That’s fair. Doesn’t change my point today.

So the Avs traded Mikko Rantanen for a forward that disappears in the playoffs and then traded back for a 36 year old forward. Got it.

@MatchupTracker LSU has only played at Georgia one time (2013) since 2009. That’s crazy.

The Most Recent Win at Sanford Stadium for Each SEC Team 🏟️

@DallasTexasTV The hand on the hip😭😂

The scene at a Dallas Dart Station 😳

McKennie should have shot that. wtf. #Juve

@SullenSerf Just because a dude hit it that far doesn’t mean it’s not a little league ball park lmfao

Btw this ball goes out in every stadium in the country. Little league ballpark tho