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Absolutely....and they can change in a hurry as well.

Stephen A. is no longer on the media's hot seat. But Richard Sherman is... https://thebuzz.iheart.com/featured/the-rod-ryan-show/content/2021-07-15-nfl-star-richard-sherman-was-arrested-after-an-incident-at-his-in-laws/

Be interesting to revisit this in 10-15 years.

But, but, but the Bucks aren't a championship caliber team... Goes to show Cinderella is alive and well.

The "U"... https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/miami-booster-offers-540000-nil-endorsement-deal-to-all-hurricanes-scholarship-football-players/

Buckeyes Wire: https://buckeyeswire.usatoday.com/2021/07/13/ohio-state-football-more-concern-with-indiana-than-michigan-wolverines/

Personally I just can't get into the movie. Just not my taste. But from a trivia question perspective it has some good ones. Toni Basil was in that movie and I still get a kick out of that. And then there is Phil Spector...

July 14th, 1969. The film "Easy Rider" is released.

Remember, the SEC only plays 8 conference games.

You forgot about Rutgers. Michigan and Sparty to the North(West)....Purdue and Illinois to the South(East).

Why is it when I hear Ohtani's name I think of SNL's Cheri Oteri?

The NL's look normal...sort of.

Better get used to that...

What if Bob Costas would have made those comments?

I don't even remember watching the NBA until the '77 finals. It was all ABA in the house I grew up in. The point was that nationally there wasn't much of a draw. Bird and Magic made the NBA must see TV and the NBA became "cool."

Meh... The one thing I will say is that Stephen A. wandered afield of his "expertise." MLB is not his forte. He isn't qualified to talk about the sport. I will also add that a "language barrier" is nothing new to MLB. Foreign born players have been around for quite a considerable time.

Forgot about him. TY

To me, this is a non story. Just another example of the PC era that we live in now.

If you were my age you would appreciate the NBA of the 80's more than any other era. Quite frankly the league was hot garbage in the 70's. Not only were those players that came in during the 80's extremely talented they were the league's salvation. Can you imagine watching the NBA Finals on tape delay?

How many Indiana kids have went to UNC in the past? Colescott, Fox, Montross, Zeller, May....who else?