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His playbook is Kobe Bryant, Los Angeles Lakers, Blood Meridian, Cold War, random songs, etc. Not as deep as Sark's playbook that's for sure.

Does that say 39 out for Miss St

Get a Yeti sponsorship on the jersey rn 😂

If were betting on these hook me up with a parlay to tail!!

This isn’t a LA Lakers message board

Ain't no Shaq here.

@Gerry Hamilton, can we get a Chaminade Madonna one time. This is what played in my head the first time I heard you say it. Better than rehashing who we didn’t get in the portal. 🍻

Also super key HUGE detail to note: SHAQ and Phil Jackson.

Ask Sark, Miller, Elliott, Schaefer, White or Schlossnagle if they'd like to have their players emulate Kobe as an example.

This is the lingering issue with Wingo that Bobby was referring to outside of the dislocated finger right? I’m really hoping that was the primary cause for his drop issue this season much like XMan in 2022.

He was converted by the MOC. Suck it Mizzou.

You boys remind me of Protagoras in the 24th century BC and Martin Heidegger in the 20th century AD.

Well struck out on this one

Go start a Kobe thread

So nobody who can play ball is getting left out. They might not be in a perfect situation nor make as much as they’d like but that’s different than the crisis mongers stating thousands of players are essentially homeless and wouldn’t be in a pre-portal world.

It's already snowing here boys. I don't care if the electricity goes out for month.

This thread needs mushrooms🤣

These are results for youngest american player to win three championships team sports Search instead for youngest american player to win thee championships team sports AI Overview Kobe Bryant became the youngest American player to win three championships in a major U.S. team sport (NBA) at age 23, winning his third consecutive title with the Los Angeles Lakers in 2002. Key details regarding this achievement: Player: Kobe Bryant. Age: 23 years old.

Seems like a lot of schools are focusing their resources on the top of the roster and may look to fill out the depth with players who will have to accept playing for “just” a scholarship.

The NCAA unearthed another revenue stream Friday when Division I leaders approved patches for uniforms in a move that could generate millions to fund athletic departments that are looking for new ways to pay players. Beginning Aug. 1, Division I teams can place up to two patches of no more than 4 square inches on uniforms for regular-season games. Those are in addition to the logos already allowed for the uniform manufacturers. Rules committees for the postseason will decide how to handle March Madness, the College World Series and other playoff tournaments, with attention being paid to making sure individual schools aren't advertising for companies that compete with NCAA sponsors. The College Football Playoff has also been looking into how to allow patches for that sport's postseason. Some NBA teams make eight-figure sums on selling parts of their team uniforms to advertisers. Sports Business Journal reported earlier this month that research has shown college football and basketball teams could earn between $500,000 and $12 million for their patches. It's the latest move for schools to help bankroll the $20.5 million in revenue they're allowed to share with players under new rules that went into play this school year. It comes about 18 months after the NCAA approved allowing schools to place logos on their football fields. "The Cabinet's vote today reflects the ongoing commitment of Division I members to drive additional revenues and fully fund" the new player benefits, said Illinois athletic director Josh Whitman, who chairs the Division I rule-making body. The NBA, NHL and Major League Baseball have all approved advertising on their uniforms over the past nine years, with the NFL standing as the last major American league to not tap into that revenue stream.

Should be 16 with the 4 P4 champions get an auto bid then the next 12 best teams. 1v16 and on, no first round byes and the first 2 rounds are played at the higher seeds home stadium. Then the semis & natty payed at a neutral site.

I didn’t know Brad Pitt was a horns fan…

Somebody needs to walk me through this “crisis” and explain it to me like I’m three. Roster sizes haven’t shrunk, they’ve stayed the same while scholarship limits have gone up. The portal should be one big game of musical chairs with enough roster spots for everyone once the music stop. Who or how are all of these players getting displaced? Who are they being replaced by? D2 guys moving up? I have a suspicion that the portal is filled with guys that either got cut or are out of eligibility anyways and wouldn’t be on rosters even in a pre-portal world. Surely there are some that are currently overpricing themselves but they still have an opportunity to lower their demands and make a roster. Everyone who is viable will be on a roster. Where is the crisis?