Joseph California

@UTDMael rakatic

Barcelona 2015 ucl final 99% will fail Guess the missing player Level=difficult 🧩

10 years ago, ‘THE NICE GUYS’ was released in theaters.

A Jordan Spieth career grand slam would lower gas prices, stabilize the economy, and get everyone’s 401(k) back on track by Monday morning.

@Chase6D pats, dolphins, and bears could all be moved up one respectively but otherwise totally spot on

Patriots have gone to the Super Bowl in the 80s, 90s, 00s, 10s, and 20s, but I’m so sure we aren’t the standard. Low IQ post right here.

Terry Francona, who won two WS championships and never won fewer than 86 games in Boston but still was dismissed, knows Boston is different. Here’s what he says about that. YouTube: trib.al/xaij1b8 Apple: trib.al/S7TviC8 Spotify: trib.al/yfa6FOz

Holy shit. I think the Red Sox Red Wedding just happened…

Great combo

And now Celtics fans are chanting “WE WANT BOSTON” after blowing out the Sixers

Nik Khamenia, Welcome to the Basketball Capital of the World (Via nik.khamenia/IG)

@AdamSchefter shut up shefty (said with love)

Michigan.

@stoolpresidente hes fishing you you know it dave

Ridiculous

@stoolpresidente @barstoolsports shut the fuck up dave

Bullshit UConn whistle

Refs clearly aiming to claim the national title for themselves tonight. An all-time look at us performance from the stripes.

@GMagz_420 is that MANNY MACHADO…go fucking figure

I guess we’re just allowed to kick the ball away from fielders now

@musicfan067 mccain got traded there and dosent even start, this is outplayed

he’s not getting drafted and jared mccain is on the best nba team in the west

Players with 21 point-per-game seasons: Sidney Crosby. End of list.

@FitzyMoPena you’re right, new hampshire does suck

To me there’s no question as to what the worst state in New England is

@game7__ cool story dude, happy for you or sorry that happened to you or whatever 😂😂

Dan Hurley is a gross guy. This video proves why. What an ego. He's inarguably the most overrated coach in all of sports right now. Don't get me wrong - Hurley is a decent enough coach. He recruits well. He uses the portal. He had two historically stacked rosters in 2023 and 2024 and he won with them. Four of his five starters from the 2024 title team were drafted, including Stephon Castle at number four and Donovan Clingan at number seven. When you have that much talent, you're supposed to win. And the one year he didn't have that level of roster? UConn was an 8-seed in 2025 and lost to Florida in the second round. Hurley fought back tears in the postgame interview and later admitted he thought about leaving UConn. Thought about leaving. One year after he turned down $70 million from the Lakers because he loved college coaching so much. But here's the thing that actually makes Hurley hard to watch: the sideline act. This season alone, he was ejected and fined $25,000 by the Big East for aggressively confronting referee John Gaffney during a game at Marquette. He got a formal warning during the tournament for charging onto the court to argue a call. And in the Elite Eight, after UConn's game-winning shot against Duke, he went forehead-to-forehead with referee Roger Ayers in what everyone watching saw as a headbutt. He later said he thought the ref was coming over to "chest-bump" him. That referee will not be working the Final Four. At the Maui Invitational in November 2024, Hurley dropped to his knees after an offensive foul call, drew a technical, and the two extra free throws gave Memphis a four-point lead with 40 seconds left in overtime. UConn lost 99-97. The margin was the technical. Yahoo Sports ran a piece on him this week titled: "When is enough, enough?" Former Michigan coach John Beilein publicly criticized his behavior. And Hurley's response? He says he's not changing. The full breakdown of why Hurley's resume isn't as impressive as you think and why the sideline act is getting worse is here: itsgame7.com/news/dan-hurle… People who know Hurley off the court say he's "endlessly thoughtful, soft-spoken, and charming." Good for him. Most people manage to be the same person in both settings. He's good at his job. Nobody is saying otherwise. But "good at his job" and "generational coaching genius who gets to headbutt referees without consequences" are two very different things. The championship runs had more to do with the players on the floor than the guy screaming on the sideline. And the one year those players weren't there, they were an 8-seed. UConn plays for the title Monday night. Hurley will pace the sideline, scream at officials, and make the whole thing about himself. He'll have earned the title if they win. The behavior? Not so much.

The dogs are barking.

@wcsstallvn so you’re actaully just a sore loser

so that’s actually a foul