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Listened to a Tech podcast in which they tried to argue that Cincinnati and Indiana rather than Sorsby should be punished. Crazy hypocrisy. Sorby is the one who gambled, not the institutions.

Too many. I beg your pardon.

@Matthew Hutcheson Philly needs a statue for the greatest athlete ever from Philly. Sylvester Stallone says philly needs a statue of Kobe bigger than his.

I had that jersey because Jerry West said that Kobe was best player he'd ever drafted. Jerry said that Kobe would easily be better than Shaq.

I was wearing a Kobe 8 Jersey at the game. Guy looked at me before he made his stupid statement.

My greatest sports memory ever is being at the first game Kobe Bryant ever started on 28 January 1997 at Reunion Arena. I was half way up the bowl, mid court. Remember some guy saying just before the game started that Kobe was overrated. Lakers won of course.

Next year in 94 went to University of Chicago to go to graduate school. Stanley Rosen.

Of the three, Jimmy was the most memorable. People were just staring at him. No one said a word. They didn't ask him for autographs or anything. I looked at him and said, "What can I do for you?" I don't remember his response other than he wanted aquarium stuff.

Good stuff. Story time. I've met three Cowboys in my life: Jimmy Johnson, Jim Jeffcoat and Darren Woodson. When I went to Texas in the early 90s, I lived in Irving during the summers with my brother. I worked in the lumber yard at Payless Cashways at Beltline and Road Island. In June 93 Jimmy came in and walked up to the lumber counter. I was 19 and just stood. He told me he wanted some glass and materials for an aquarium. Few questions. Sold him some stuff and cut some glass for him. Next week, Jeffcoat comes in and buys some plywood. Met Woodson at Hooters in 99 in Addison just after moving back to Texas from New Mexico.

Dang heat index in now 103 here in east Texas today. Maybe Sorsby is also feeling the heat.

Knew I could count on you Tuco with a Clint reference.

Campbell quickly realized he can't buy his way out of the RICO act and pivoted.

Doubt it. This is one of the few legal cases the NCAA could win.

There's no way the NFL would allow that.