I give it an “F” too, followed by an “uck LaVar Ball.”

While you make a fair point, Ball then cited Yelp as a credible alternative. Yelp is every bit as bullshit and corrupt as the Better Business Bureau. Their business model is to essentially extort businesses into paying to modifying their rating.

Not much of an argument really. You just threw out a ridiculous statement with nothing to back it up hoping you’d sound like a super smart guy.

Well you just lost that argument pretty hard.

“It wasn’t my inspiration, but because I care about others I’m still willing to get them nearly half of the ownership. Totally not admitting to ripping them off. I just want to give them nearly half ownership of the song.”

“to be grounded and have TV time taken away shipped to Eastern Europe by his father.”

“There are about a million songs with this underlying structure.”

My favorite fact about Creep is that Prince covered it at Coachella and it was uploaded to Youtube, then as he notoriously did, Prince had the video removed, and Radiohead stepped in and requested that it be put back up because it was their song.

This immediately came to mind.

Everybody keeps bring up the Hollies. Radiohead admitted it and gave them credit. But even so Creep doesn’t sound that much like the Hollies song. But her song sounds like somebody just changed the words and sung it in the same exact melody. Even some of the words are the same.

And will Hammond and Hazelwood have to give a percentage of their’s and Radiohead’s percentage to Steve Allen?

“I don’t decide who coaches.”

Lonzo knows who he really answers to, and it isn’t the Lakers. If I were the Lakers, I’d ship him to some place like Portland just to annoy LaVar.

Well it’s a good thing this article was asking who UCF should have replaced in last year’s playoff, when they were 6-7. Obviously, it was Ohio State.

10: A non-”elite conference” school has never made it into the CFP. The committee wants “sure things” in their big games.

I’m just hoping Carly Rae Jepsen releases her new album in time for it to be the soundtrack to my summer.

The answer is both simple and obvious: Alabama. Didn’t win their conference, didn’t even win their division, didn’t have to play an extra game against a high-quality opponent. If you’re only going to have a four-team playoff, you have to treat conference championship games as the defacto first round, and conference…

because no one truly gives a crap about debating the ninth best team in the country.

If you’re even remotely interested in hip-hop, you’re constantly waiting for him to announce a new release date.

Alabama should have been left out. Weakest schedule, didn’t beat their only challenging opponent of the year, didn’t win their conference. There’s no reason in college football that we should let conference losers have do-overs, and they’ve done it twice for Alabama.