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I've said it 100 times, I don't want any side of politics in my sports and entertainment.

They've got my vote!

I used to really like him up until this year - when season two of his podcast came out - and I pretty much hated every episode.

I don't care what side they're on, I just don't want politics in sports. There's enough outlets to get politics on. When I decide I want to tune out of that, and just get some sports, I don't want them coming at me..............I grew up on sports, and pretty much had no idea what the politics were of just about any athletes, announcers, etc. No reason to know it now.

It really makes sense.

When I was a kid, when it came to USC- UCLA, I rooted for USC in hoops and UCLA in football. It was a losing proposition.

I've actually read that MMA is much safer than boxing because they let you tap out instead of being beaten into unconsciousness.

USC is ranked #10 in the AP right now.

Take it up with CBS Sports: https://www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/photos/where-every-college-basketball-team-ranks-in-each-state/

Let's Go New York State's team!

Damn, I was hoping to learn how to actually short the NFL.

I didn't know the "painful" layoffs was literal!

Here's a couple of articles about it: http://www.grubstreet.com/2017/08/malcolm-gladwell-feels-betrayed-by-mcdonalds-french-fries.html https://www.theringer.com/2017/8/22/16184984/mcdonalds-fries-malcolm-gladwell-house-of-carbs

McDonald's fries aren't what they used to be. Malcolm Gladwell did a whole podcast on it a few months ago.

You're probably right. Why would somebody be taking a video before the whole french fry fiasco happened?

It's official who is New York State's team this year! The United States of College Basketball: 2017-18 The road to the Final Four requires a map. As always, CBS Sports is providing college basketball fans with a nationwide look at every state (except Alaska, which does not have a Division I team; Washington, D.C. is represented, though) and which program has bragging rights for the season ahead. This is not a list of the 50 best teams this season. We're merely talking geographical dominance. Who owns the territory. New York 1. St. Bonaventure Bonnies For the first time since the Bob Lanier days, the Bonnies have the best team of the 22 that call New York state home. That's due in large part to the outstanding backcourt of Matt Mobley and Jaylen Adams (pictured). Bona's looking to improve from a 20-win season in 2016-17, and it's probably going to be the No. 2 team in the A-10. The rest 2. St. John's 3. Syracuse 4. Iona. 5. Buffalo 6. Manhattan 7. Hofstra 8. Albany 9. Niagara 10. Wagner 11. Colgate 12. Stony Brook 13. Fordham 14. Cornell. 15. Columbia 16. Siena 17. Canisius 18. Army 19. LIU Brooklyn 20. Marist 21. Binghamton 22. St. Francis (NY) CREDIT: USATSI

Ran across this article about Edmonton: It’s only November, but for Oilers the playoffs are slipping away http://www.sportsnet.ca/hockey/nhl/november-oilers-playoffs-slipping-away/

Late 90s. It used to host the Jills pictures. Then, I saw there was a message board.

Where is the Buffalo News thread? I can't find one.

HIstory repeats itself.

I was thinking about Houston and for being the 4th largest city in the country, I wouldn't know what city it was by a picture of it. I have no idea of even one landmark or anything.............Unlike probably the vast majority of cities with major teams that are less populous.

What happened to Edmonton this year?

This is the best way to take in baseball But, this is the 2nd best way. I'm able to follow a game and get "thinking" work done. Unlike any other sport. Congrats on getting both the run differential and outs that you wanted!

After seeing Scarface, I wouldn't be doing this: In an exclusive interview with Radar Online, Tony Montana claims the American Beauty star groped his genitalia while he ordered a drink at a bar in Los Angeles in 2003.

They didn't even get the 27 outs you wanted.