You shouldn’t wagyu fingers when your beef be too soft. Not everyone is as tender as they are, so you should ground your beef or sit there stewing in anger. Instead, trim the fat and chuck the BS and sear towards future contests.
You shouldn’t wagyu fingers when your beef be too soft. Not everyone is as tender as they are, so you should ground your beef or sit there stewing in anger. Instead, trim the fat and chuck the BS and sear towards future contests.
One thing that Pryor doesn’t suck at: causing opposing cornerbacks to screw-up their subject-verb agreement.
The other thing is that modern NBA defenses are leagues, leagues, LEAGUES ahead of what was happening in the 90s. I’m not saying Chuck’s teams couldn’t compete if they’d come up in the current NBA. They had tons of talent and athleticism that could easily work in the modern game. But if you time-warped the 93 Suns as…
No joke. How can you defend a team that shoots above .400 on 3 pointers (which they did last year and they shoot a lot of them) and .500 on all FGs? You can try to get rough with them but then you remember that Durant and Curry shoot above .880 on FTs and Thompson isn’t too shabby either. The answer is you just have…
the 2015, 2016, or 2017 Golden State Warriors would sweep Chuck’s teams out of the finals by an average margin of about 25 points a game.
Knowing who Thunder Dan is makes me feel as old as I am lol.
Yes, karma’s a bitch, Richard. Now, tell me about your last two playoff experiences.
I await Frank Luntz’s response.
Fun fact: Richie Incognito IS a Native American spirit name meaning Invisible Dick.
“International Federation of Bodybuilding president Rafael Santonja”
Are you saying that Deadspin shouldn’t criticize any shitty gameday signs because it writes about the creative, interesting ones? Wouldn’t that put the site in the pocket of Big Sign?
Given that he’s a student athlete who works without pay, his coach should be fined.
Yes, in Hackbart v. Cincinnati Bengals, Inc. (10th Cir. 1979) the 10th Circuit held that football players and their employers (the team) can be held liable for injuries that are outside the foreseeable, known risk of the game of football. You injure someone in a non-football-play you and your team are on the hook
Man, it’s like he’s coached by Brian Kelly.
Notre Dame players think that they can simply apoligize during the last minute of the game all their personal fouls will magically disappear.
So Breslin was a big time supporter of the stadium until he found out that it would inconvenience him? He won’t be the only former believer disillusioned by the Make Atlanta Great Again campaign.