Unbelievable shot. Looks like it tied it up. Who won the game?

I imagined a smaller version of this mounted on a drone, and then that made me think of a “robot wars” but with drones and that would be awesome. Why don’t we have this yet?

Reminds me of a play way back where Rip Hamilton was on a break-away and dunked it through the rim and off his own head. They called it no-basket.

I guess that’s what it comes down to. I saw it at first as him touching the ball. Watching again, I’m not so sure. If he doesn’t get ball, then there’s no way that shouldn’t be a foul.

I guess I’ll be that guy, because someone has to do it.

You can’t see the official game clock or the backboard, so it’s impossible to tell. The broadcast clock is not always perfectly accurate.

You keep posting articles with only the hit looped, but that’s pretty misleading without showing immediately before and after. The dude was clearly concussed.

Easy solution: if the ref deems the foul intentional, the team that got fouled can choose any player on the floor to shoot the free throws.

That was definitely offside. And I’m not a fan of either team.

Okay, but if the Jaeger is only marginally more powerful than a Navy railgun, why didn’t they just shoot the monsters with a ton of railguns?

Kansas St’s was better

“Sports moments”

Finnegan know a little bit about taking punches from wideouts...

Honestly, him coming back didn’t really do anything to help the film. It would have been fine if he had actually died, maybe even slightly better.

I’m actually curious, what are the reasons why exercise isn’t a solution to obesity?

And maybe use those extra days to prevent the lower seeded playoff teams from having to play 3 games in 10 days! Now there’s an idea.

I’m in no way defending the Rams, and I know his team got the win, but that’s big talk from the guy who had all of 18 yards receiving in the whole game.

*Spoiler alert*

Kevin Smith sounds like a great guy, and it was awesome that he did that. But what was he doing walking around with $4000+ in his pocket?

The 10 assists are nice, but 6 turnovers and 3-13 shooting really does not sound like good decision making. Does Scott have point?