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[quote]Love those ideas. It HAS to be Happy and Shooter teaming up.[/quote] I would rather see a Rocky III style bromance between former rivals than a Last Jedi type of fate for Gilmore where he essentially wins the Masters at the end of one movie and we next see him waking up on the floor surround...
[quote]Yeah man people only watch because she is white not that she is one of the greatest ncaa players of all time.[/quote] She’s a novelty from viewership standpoint. People don’t watch women’s basketball to see high level skills and athleticism. ...

re: House of Cards

Posted by Globetrotter747 on 5/15/24 at 8:17 pm
Villains are sometimes more frightening when you try to imagine what they would do with more power than what they actually do. Hannibal Lecter is more interesting locked up in a cell. Jaws is scarier beneath the water. Ledger's Joker and (coincidentally) Spacey's John Doe are better with no backs...
CC is likeable and obviously works hard because she’s a great shooter and not a physical freak by any means. I want her to do well. That said, I will never watch a second of WNBA basketball and believe her star will start to fade soon. If she were a 6’2’’ tattooed black girl with all the same ski...
[quote]But somehow this time will be different, and the ‘experts’ and 16-year olds of today will suddenly be correct in their new predictions of eco-doom and eco-disaster? Not[/quote] Sounds like religion. At least the environuts were willing to put a date or timeframe on their claims. Christians w...
Smart is clearly #1 but hard to say beyond that. Swinney has the best resume, but he seems too old school to fully embrace NIL and the portal. (He’s not too old school to accept a $100,000,000 contract to lead an extracurricular activity, though.) He also isn’t hitting on QB’s anymore and is experie...
[quote] The man seems to be the most hardcore Bama fan there is still... [/quote] [quote] I think the way Urban is with Ohio State is a pretty good example of how to commentate and still be a fan. [/quote] [quote] Greg McElroy is a bad example of how to do it. He’s so worried about being b...
[quote]Caitlin Clark changing the way recess ball is played[/quote] It’s cute (if true) but won’t last long. No one is going to watch the fricking Indiana Fever play basketball....
[quote]Considering that most of the members of the '72 Dolphins are now in their 70s? Probably. I think the question you need to be asking is this: what would it look like if the 1972 Miami Dolphins could somehow be time warped to the present while in their primes and given the same sports science a...
I guess the closest thing for me personally is having visited the World Trade Center before 9/11. I visited in 1990 when I was 11, and 9/11 happened when I was 22. I have an eerie picture of me looking out over the Hudson from the indoor observatory of the South Tower around sunset. Anyway, becau...
[quote]But until Jesus comes down and clarifies the Bible no one living openly in defiance of the New Testament should be on the pulpit.[/quote] Funny that God/Jesus supposedly could come "down" at any time and clarify everything for what is a very confused world when it comes to religious belief -...
$13 million a year to lead an extracurricular activity and teach life lessons through football to young adults getting their college education as these scholars mature to become pillars of society. I am glad the alumni and administration recognize the importance of this and ensure that Kirby remains...
[quote]Guy has always been an idiot with women[/quote] He’s winning from an evolutionary standpoint. ...
I dislike schedule expansion primarily because it fricks up all the statistical records. It also makes each game a little less meaningful. I wish the NFL had stayed at 16 games. ...
I will be in the grave by then but will be glad when the world finally dumps all this Bronze Age bullshite. ...

re: Bigfoot- Believe or No?

Posted by Globetrotter747 on 4/29/24 at 7:15 pm
Lack of evidence aside, an extant population of very large primates native to the PNW is implausible. Great apes reside in tropical regions of Africa and Asia, and there are none in the fossil record in North America. Not only do we not have Bigfoot fossils but nothing of any species even similar to...

re: Bigfoot- Believe or No?

Posted by Globetrotter747 on 4/28/24 at 11:49 am
[quote]Because it was easy to fool people back then. [/quote] Imagine how easy it was to fool ignorant people with no cameras, no organized news, no televisions, no radios, primitive science, etc. Just word of mouth between Cities A, B, C, and so forth. There’s a reason all these big miracles s...

re: Bigfoot- Believe or No?

Posted by Globetrotter747 on 4/28/24 at 8:37 am
[quote]I can’t discount every sighting. [/quote] All things (Bigfoot, Nessie, E.T., ghosts, religious figures, etc.) have their supposed eyewitnesses. It’s unreasonable to take any of them seriously without evidence that matches the significance of the claim. It baffles me how so many people kn...
[quote]NIL and the portal will completely reduce the sport to the biggest booster bank accounts.[/quote] Winning in college football football has been about money for a long time now. Money and landing the right coach - primarily because of his recruiting ability. The players might move around a bi...