Larry David’s thoughts on March Madness would make Stalin proud.
Right now, millions of Americans across the country are coming together over cold beer and wings to celebrate the opening stages of the NCAA Tournament. All that matters is fighting through 40 minutes of basketball to earn the right to play 40 more.
It’s one of the very few things Americans seem to agree on. Who could possibly not get amped up for the NCAA Tournament?
Enter Larry David.
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The Chargers have agreed to a one-year deal with former Titans cornerback Kristian Fulton, a source confirmed to ESPN.
Pelicans forward Brandon Ingram will miss at least the next two weeks after an MRI showed a bone contusion in his left knee. Ingram left Thursday’s game after hyperextending the knee.
Fantasy football analyst Matt Harmon examines the new faces in new places after a score of wide receivers signed to new teams.
Oakland University coach Greg Kampe had a premonition the day before the greatest night of his life.
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That night was last night when his No. 14 seed Oakland Golden Grizzlies from Rochester, Michigan, and the lower tier Horizon League shredded the ultimate Blue Blood in No. 3 seed Kentucky, 80-76, in the first round of the NCAA Tournament in Pittsburgh.
“We changed our lives,” Kampe said.
There’s no better feeling than having a cool teacher.
Let’s be honest, nobody really enjoys going to school or college. It’s a hassle and a pain in the you-know-what. I mean, do we really want to learn about Chlorophyll – more like Borophyll, am I right, Adam Sandler?
But every once in a while you’ll get a teacher that gets it, one who understands how to relate to the students and ultimately will win over their minds and attention.
Will Florida Atlantic provide us with another NCAA tournament miracle run? The Owls open vs. Northwestern. Get the updates on that, Baylor-Colgate and more.
It happens almost every year, and No. 12 James Madison appears to be en route to shocking No. 5 Wisconsin in NCAA tournament. Follow all the action here.
An MRI showed a bone contusion in Brandon Ingram’s knee.
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Jack Gohlke is the March Madness hero we needed as he lit up Kentucky with an three-pointer barrage
Jack Gohlke is a silent assassin. The sharpshooter nobody saw coming. Ender of worlds. Destroyer of dreams. The man who will give John Calipari nightmares. And he looks like a middle-aged finance manager at a local Honda dealership.
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Gohlke became the first hero of 2024 March Madness on Thursday night when the Oakland player decided to have the game of his life.