Good Job Timothy. I didn’t watch the game but now I feel as though I have.

This tournament is one of the worst I have seen in years. Disappointing.

I love NBA basketball, but really can not enjoy college. SO MANY FOULS. The games take fucking forever. I really don’t want to watch teams pass the ball around the perimeter a million times, and then drive right into three defensive players as the clock expires. It’s just bad.

college basketball really is the worst

I had a huge rant written and ready to go about how “serving trays” appears on the list of verboten item examples, when things like hats, mugs, coolers, keychains, stickers, etc. do not. Then, just to make sure, I Googled “NCAA branded serving trays.

Should have stayed in the box and let it come to him. Why did he have to gopher it?

This whole thing has Inception-level layers of stupid.

Its not a funny shirt cause they explain far too much of the joke. Remove the yo grayson line and the duke strikethrough, then its funny.

There is an old partner at a law firm who went to UNC who will stumble across the shirt. He will find it hilarious. The old partner will the show the shirt to some poor schmuck associate who will be forced to pretend that the shirt is funny and clever. That schmuck will force a laugh out. The old partner will show…

Who would actually buy this shirt?

Why would it be the Yankees? He spent far more time in Seattle.

I hate that I don’t know if either one of you is kidding.

Scandinavians, man.... Stubborn and spiteful lot they are..

Ross: “My position today was that we as owners and a league owe it to the fans to do everything we can to stay in the communities that support us”

Maybe it had something to do with him forking over $400 million dollars of his own money to upgrade the Dolphins stadium... Just a guess.

Honestly the most ridiculous thing surrounding sports is how sports writers like to inject their own moral code into what they watch, as if they’re someone who has an opinion that matters. I can’t believe we let those assholes determine who gets into the HoF.

Both of these professional sports are children’s games. They should be allowed to celebrate. If joy in a game is someone’s problem, that is a reflection on their inability to be happy, not “unproffesionalism” by an athlete. Give me a freaking break with the elderly white sportswriters poo pooing happiness.

How is the MLB trying to repress player’s expression? Genuinely curious.

Since we’re truthering now,

Definitely Broom Girl, unassisted, at 0:11.