this IS the definitive history of basketball.

Should be able to multi-star this just for the effort.

This summary of basketball is exactly why I waste a good amount of my day here. Great Kinja!

+1 FreeDarko Presents: The Undisputed Guide to Pro Basketball History

Somebody call Ken Burns. I think he may want to shoot this script.

I hope this has a life elsewhere that more people can see it because it’s fantastic.

You sir get a star.

Oak was just following precedent

This has been both informative and hilarious.

Someone rich guy in Baltimore must have some charter schools the kids can go to...more of that sweet tax money to private sector

Don’t disagree (I’m from Indiana and I have always wondered how ND gets anyone. ever.) ..... the only thing that I might point out that runs contrary to your thesis is that over the past decade — I believe LSU has one of the best records as far as getting their guys into the NFL. (could be wrong... haven’t looked it…

Weird, I watched the videos and it shows them asking him to leave then him swinging on people. I am pretty sure it makes him look bad.

“James Dolan built up Cablevision and MSG Co. with just a small $1 million loan from his father.” - NY Knicks PR

Hey that’s not fair, they worked hard on the criminal record too.

If I remember correctly during that brawl didn’t Mark Jackson sucker punch a Suns player?

Jesus, dude. I was being friendly.

That settles it. The next time I want ass-ugly, poorly made athletic apparel, I’m not even considering Under Armour.

Dispatch from Baltimore: UA is headquartered here and recently reached a controversial deal with the city to purchase a BUTTLOAD of land called Port Covington to build a huge “campus” in exchange for tax breaks from the city (Tax-Increment Financing or a TIF). The city has given out TIFs before under the guise of…

I know it’s not a popular take around here, but Under Armour should be focused on manufacturing their products here in America with American workers and materials. You are talking about creating however many jobs it takes to manufacture every Steph Curry shoe sold in this country. So, like 2-3 jobs AT LEAST.

and that’s as close to the truth as you need to know