Carey

Until recently (as in years not seconds), I never thought we'd be seeing Syracuse hoops sans Jim Boeheim. On the other hand, I didn't think he'd outlast Coach Mike Krzyzewski

Looking up the info from Winston, I have to agree that he shouldn't be in the league. Really, he definitely doesn't need to be in the NFL. I still think he earned a shot in his first couple of years, but the 2017 stuff is fair reason to have booted him since he has a track record (at least one where he would've been under close watch). Winston's Uber stuff pales in comparison to Watson, but you can blame the Cleveland Browns for that one. I don't know what'll happen with Jackson. I'd be surprised if he wasn't on a roster in 2023. We'll see if he settles with Baltimore because I don't think anyone is giving him Watson's contract. If I had to choose someone, I'd say Denver or Carolina, but the NFL is in control. They're pissed at Cleveland; no sense in someone else doing something that's frowned upon

It's not going to be the Seahawks either. They looked like the only team that could afford him, too; Lamar might price himself out of the league

Winston was a former first overall pick. Sure the season that preceded his draft wasn't great, but the year before that 2014 season was phenomenal. Though I have to say that it may have been overrated since he was part of a very stacked team. Jameis was built & NFL ready. As far as the opinion that he should "never have been in the league" If that's the case then I have to disagree. If that's the case, then NFL as a whole should be done away with, period. Now, I don't think he has been a very good player during his NFL career. Really, he wasn't good, period. But IMO, he was more than qualified to be in the league. Some of his actions off the field raise questions, but that's a very small sample of many people before and after him. As far as his career going forward, I can agree that it's over for him

Sunday picks: Memphis for the upset over Houston, while Indiana takes care of Michigan. Drake beats Bradley

Here are the most recent rankings. Sorry I'm late with those, as they'll be changing in 2 days. Though they're not as important in College Hoops as they are in College Football. Actually they're not even that big of a deal in CFB on an AP level (in the second half), where it's still a rankings but one off of the views of about a dozen people. It's all about "Bracketology" for College Hoops. Here are a couple including one from Jerry Palm & Joe Lunardi. FYI, the former might require a subscription or for a viewer to disable one's Ad Block service. As for the latter, you'll have to navigate to get a better grasp there The main stuff are the Top 16, the last byes, the last four in, the first four out, and the second four out. The first bid in the 2023 Men's NCAA Tournament will be decided tonight. Well, TBH, people know of several teams that will be dancing in a couple weeks, but none of them are official until one week from today (03.12.23) unless they win their conference tournament in advance. The two finalists (Tennessee Tech vs. Southeast Missouri State) in the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament will have to win tonight's game if they want to be one of 68 teams vying for the 2023 National Championship

To "steal a line" from mojoween that was made about a week ago: I gave a sad reaction because there isn't an ANGRY or pissed off reaction here. I thought of giving the laughing one. In doing so, I'd be indicating this isn't funny, but rather someone laughing at such a bad look & situation here. C'Mon, Ja Morant. Gotta be better than that. Not just in 2023, just any year, period.

While he drove it there, he didn't know it was in the car. As for today's games; there are huge postseason implications. A couple of picks: Texas A&M, Kansas, Miami, UCLA, and UNC ETA A couple more picks: Kentucky over Arkansas & Oregon over Stanford

It's A Right Foot Tendo Injury For LeBron According to FS1 (link above is from SI, FYI), James will be re-evaluated in 3 weeks

It does. Not a guarantee this early. Kourtney Moon had to leave the game over a decade ago on her season's premiere. That was it for her

Even Jeff said that someone would be "OUT of the game", not necessarily voted out of the game

Whoa!

To be clear, "Yeah right!" Not how the game works. Admire everyone, so it'll be tough to see someone go, but that means someone else that's OK survives

In a perfect world, whoever receives the most votes will be told by Jeff, "Just go back to the bench. See you tomorrow."

What a great episode! Good enough that I might still end up forgetting about True Lies!

Looks like a new all-time record for the Medical Staff appearances

Whew! was scared she was about to tell everyone of her advantage!

Man, I actually LOVE this new advantage!

I think both things here can be correct. Yes Maddy wanted to keep it a secret, but I can't blame Brandon if Maddy had him taken out before he could act since she knew that something was up

He sorta had to tell her

I don't hate Matt, but yeah I guess he can get kicked out. Injuries suck but based off of that? C'Mon man!

I sorta do not need to have 2 people booted before the first tribal

We'll never know how far he could've gone. I'd would've passed on having him win but without that "unnecessary" beginning him & his tribe would've been pretty legit. Again, things change on Survivor, but given his character and "fight" this is so sad. That injury...no one's surviving 4-5 weeks. Real life is the most important

Man, this sucks.

Not ideal (with that struggle) within the first day or two. Though they're on the show & I'm not. Plus they survived