Racist? Come on, Samer. This dog doesn't even see color.

"Aaaaaaaaaayyyy!"

These are billion dollar enterprises. They can afford to mitigate and/or accept risks.

Admitting that they don't have as much information doesn't change the fact that less info = worse decisions (on average). Being a billion dollar enterprise doesn't change the fact that each team only gets one first round pick (before trades) a year; it's the opportunity cost that matters.

"An NBPA lawyer has brought it up as something the union plans to fight to overturn during the next round of labor negotiations in 2017."

The NBA has a vested interest in keeping the age limit because it's easier to predict how a player will play in the NBA if they've played in college (even if it's just a year) than if they just played in high school. That means less risk when drafting players who will make millions of dollars. Sure, every year there…

Fuck you Rick Pitino. On an unrelated note, I agree with him.

You can't feed cats on a vegan diet because they are obligate carnivores, i.e. they literally need to eat animal products in order to survive.

I tell you what, if the Cowboys play a single game inside Dallas city limits, I owe you a Diet Coke.

You dumbass Cowboys don't play in Dallas LOL.

+1, superb

You don't say!

Rawlings should tell Jerry Jones that as long as Hardy remains on the roster, the Cowboys cannot play a single game in his city.

he's boxing out the guy directly behind him, there's no guarantee that if he doesn't go up & try to rebound or tip the ball that guy won't get it or tip it in. are we really at the point where we chastise players for giving refs "an opportunity" to make a horseshit call?

Good no-call. Kid went for the bail-out foul instead of trying to actually make the shot, which is weak as hell. The defender actually landed back on the ground before the shooter jumped into him.

It's not a slam dunk at all. It's a 3-pointer, dummy.

I'm not sure what the controversy would be. The Dayton defender jumped on the shot fake and landed. After he landed, the Boise State player attempted a shot, creating contact. Had he gone up for the shot while the Dayton player was in the air, he would have been fouled. But when the Dayton player reestablished himself…

Treadmill: COME ON DOWN!!

"So yes, "intelligent" is used more often for white players than for blacks, but only at the 3 sigma level — barely statistically significant."