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LeClerc already proving himself to be a liability and the rangers are being punished for not going out and getting a real closer. That said, I’ll take winning the opening season of the year every year!

I’m not religious, but I have no issue with people who are. This is an attack on Christianity. Although I think we are overlooking the very real possibility that Biden just forgot today is Easter.

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To gain favor with conservative Christians. It's no different than Joe Biden pretending he cares about minorities.

Saw something somewhere that Lamar has the longest D1 win streak in the nation currently. Pretty impressive. Or not, depending on who you ask.

Just read an article with more details than I'd been seeing: apparently the ship was having some sort of propulsion issue, and issued a mayday in slightly in advance. People on both sides were able to stop traffic from entering the bridge, meaning there were very few vehicles affected. It also sounds like most, if not all of the 6 missing people were part of a crew fixing potholes on the bridge. I'm not sure why they weren't contacted and evacuated in time.

We played San Augustine in 2001 when they had a pretty decent team, and one of my best friends sealed the game with a pick late, stepping out of bounds about 3 feet from me to end it. several seconds after he did this a San Augustine player came and suplexed him so close to me that my buddy's legs slammed into mine, almost taking me out. I then hit the player with the closest thing I could find, which happened to be the helmet I had in my hand, and got in a fair bit of trouble (I was from then on known as "Helmet Swinger"). That said, I kinda kept up with their team after that, and also because I went to college in Marshall, not far from San Augustine. I remember the San Augustine championship, in 2003, and how random it felt. I wonder how many teams have gone 3-5-1 one year, won a state championship the next, and then the follow that up with a 4-5 campaign. Feels like it's probably a pretty short list.

You mean to tell me going 5-26 from the field isn’t good? Houston was the first team to have 4 players foul out and still win a tourney game since 1987.

I lost 4 sweet 16 teams in round one, but all 12 I had left made it through to the sweet 16. I’d call that a success. Always nice when you end the round of 32 with the same amount of possible points remaining as when you started

Houston sending a guy to the line who’s shot 4 free throws all year. That’s nuts

Shead fouling out there is big

How was that a foul?

I’d be fine with either team advancing other than the damage Houston losing would do to my bracket

True, but Aggie shouldn’t have been in a situation to hit that last shot either. Pretty amazing that despite the Aggies sending Houston to the line 8 times in the final two minutes, they’ve still attempted 20 more free throws than the cougars somehow

Houston got kinda screwed on that “jump ball” at the end. They took that rebound away really quickly

McNeese got an unfortunate draw on this one. Gonzaga deserved their 5-seed but has been much better than that the second half of the season. When some sees a glass as completely empty, we call that being Spidersalled.

He'll be a decent 4th or 5th starter. He's spent a good amount of time in his career as a long reliever, so when all of the injured pitchers return he may fill a valuable role in the bullpen. Career 40-38 record, 4.11 ERA. So basically an inning eater, but not a bad move by the rangers.

I had a whole response typed out and then just deleted it to avoid violating site rules.

I got a little defensive. I wasn't trying to belittle the job itself or people who do it, and made my point in a poor way. And I respect y'all's arguments about 5-day weeks. I do think people tend to overestimate the effect it'll have on the average family, though.