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Maybe not even a question…

“Talk about how your team needs to improve its run defense.”

:lol:

re: New golfer advice

Posted by Keys Open Doors on 1/11/26 at 6:16 pm to
I think it’s Tour Edge Hot Launch.

Seems like a great brand for an older golfer with slower swing speeds.
She won the bronze medal in 2019 in her signature event at the World Championship and then retired. She was regularly winning and placing in races the year before so she hadn’t fallen off.

I assume she had some surgeries that she delayed once she retired, and took her rehab very seriously afterwards.
She is doing great.

This could be a very successful Olympics for the US next month, across many sports.
It’s an awesome putter. I tried it out and was very impressed with it.

Then I saw the price tag: $450

I’m not good enough at golf to justify that so I tried some other putters and decided to go with the cheapest option that felt like the Spider ZT.

I got the Odyssey DFX with an oversized grip. Not as good but it was 1/3 of the price.

re: Kickers

Posted by Keys Open Doors on 1/5/26 at 9:27 am to
They started doing this with archers during the Olympics :lol:

I’d be fully onboard with your suggestion.
1. Michael Irvin is naturally a hyped-up guy. I’m sure if he was a kid today, his teachers would beg him to get tested for ADHD

2. He knows what he’s talking about and is giving good advice to the receivers.

3. With all that being said, I’d be stunned if he could pass a drug test.
Haha, really? That is such a dumb claim.

Pop Tart, Sun, Holiday, and Cheez It have some of the best tie-ins, so if a team opts out, they’ll just a select a team from a slightly smaller bowl, that fits their connected conferences.

The Pop Tart bowl was always going to have two good teams.
I think Pop Tarts has the best marketing team but Frosted Flakes and Cheez It are good as well. Duke’s Mayo, too.

re: The Sun Bowl

Posted by Keys Open Doors on 12/31/25 at 5:17 pm to
Was that the most enjoyable game so far for a neutral?

I’m clearly biased but enjoyed that very much.

re: The Sun Bowl

Posted by Keys Open Doors on 12/31/25 at 11:58 am to
I am very excited to watch the second Satanic Showdown on the Border.
He may be their best freshman since Hansbrough ( but is much more suited for the pro game).
This would also indicate that it isn’t Cardi B

A strange move by the attorney for the reason you mentioned.
600 isn’t what he really is though, that’s just because he was injured and missed tournaments last year.

He is more of a top 30-40 player (though he also isn’t at peak conditioning right now, either).

I suspect when he’s really in form though, it would be more like 6-1, 6-0 for Kyrgios.
A) I agree with your points

B) Are office workers really talking about how they wished they were in the trades?

I figured it was mostly a semi-ironic OT thing.
This class is really special. Flagg is putting up the second best age 18-19 season ever (and not too far from the gold standard. Kneuppel is shooting out of this world, Queen and Fears are doing amazing for the Pels, and then you have guys like Dylan Harper, VJ Edgecombe, the Kalkenbrenner the Hornets center, and Cedric Coward who would all be top 3 or 4 rookies in most classes.

And all besides Edgecombe could help with filling the gaps on Team USA as LeBron, Steph, and KD retire.

In fact, I think 10 of the lottery picks this year would be top 3-5 rookies in a typical year (not even talking about a bad year like 2024).

I think the 2026 draft class will also be very strong, before regressing to the mean.
Simmons has to have one of the most unique career stat lines in NBA history.

The only other guys with such a notable falloff were either drug addicts or suffered catastrophic injuries.

Neither would apply to Simmons. His is maybe 15 percent injuries, 15 percent yips, and 70 percent hating the game of basketball and having no sense of duty to justify his guarantee contract.
Their agents may be asking for that but I am skeptical any of them will get that.

The complete lack of transparency is irritating when it comes to NIL coverage.

re: CBB Texas Tech vs Duke

Posted by Keys Open Doors on 12/20/25 at 10:00 pm to
Anderson was the difference maker. Very quick shot and overall a very effective shooter.
Is this a post that isn’t in character?

Might be the first time I’ve seen it