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Beane loves those mid players

I watched a little bit of the first half. One thing it made me realize, is how much I miss having a guy like beasley. Ya we have Shakir, but I feel like daboll really knew how to use Bease. I think Shakir could potentially be better though, he's really just getting started

They are brutal. Imo they are way worse than football reviews. Once it gets under 2 mins in these tournament games, it's like every freakin play they're looking at something. It's brutal

Well, they haven't done a great job promoting the season. Had no clue the new ufl season started this weekend

Sorry if I missed it somewhere along the way - I know the first year in the new stadium will be 2026, but is there a projected time that the stadium is supposed to be finished? Like will this be done a year from now? Seems like it's moving along pretty well

It's utterly shocking how beane has gotten all these guys over the years to work for less money than they could get. I say that as a good thing. Those guys must really have a bond

Diggs is so confusing

Maybe back in the day, but Kelly ripa now is 🤮 to me. She works out way too much and she just looks nasty Imo. Way too toned for an older woman

I'll play devils advocate a little. It's a good signing for the Pats. He'll probably never be the same as he once was, but it's a good veteran receiver for a young qb. Pats could be sneaky this year, but that really all falls on their qb

Terrible. What are they thinking?

Was an entertaining game. The coach seems a little weird to me. Crying in post game and then when Tracy wolfson interviewed him at halftime, he sounded a little odd. Whatev

I pretty much feel the same as I did then. Defense was piss poor, allowing kc to score the most points they scored all year. Bills had some really bad calls go against them. The incomplete pass to worthy that bishop almost intercepted and Josh obviously getting the 1st down that was called short. I've said since the season ended that the bills needed to go all in this year. Get some difference makers in here. Obviously they couldn't get garrett at his price. I'm not really sure they went all in per say, but I think they got some guys in free agency that can make an impact. They REALLY have to draft well this year. Beanes high round picks have been pretty bad over the years with the exception of a few. I think they're really gonna have to draft guys that can have an immediate impact, and that's probably a big ask

Arkansas/st John's was good, but Arkansas is way better than a 10 seed imo. Still an upset, but overall hoping for some better games today. Ps, I think Duke wins the whole thing 🤮 they look light years better than everyone

Didn't read all the replys, but if a deal doesn't get done prior to the draft, I think the draft will be very telling. If they spend a 2nd round pick on a rb, cook is gone. I doubt they do that, but if they don't wanna pay cook and cook is dead set on 15 mil/season, it's not completely out of the question

This honestly has to be one of the most boring ncaa tournaments in recent memory. Very few close games, very few upsets. Hoping these games improve