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Do you think Cleveland could come out ahead by trading him during the 2025-26 season? For example, as a replacement back-up to a team who's starting QB received a season-ending injury?

It’s not collusion if everyone comes to the same conclusion independently. Shedeur figuratively bought every red flag at the red flag store, and when they ran out, started making his own. My gut feeling is each owner saw the Sanders reality show for the circus that it is and decided it wasn’t...

Las Vegas might be a good fit for the traveling circus.

Jimmy Haslam has entered the chat.

I wonder how far Shedeur will fall? https://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/article/shedeur-sanders-slides-to-3rd-day-of-2025-nfl-draft-im-shocked-its-this-bad--this-seems-personal-045923136.html

The distractions that will inevitably accompany Shadeur seem to be lowering his value. You hate to see it.

Not to mention the population at large.

Is a list with no one on it a list?

You guys are right. Well, except for maybe giving into corporate bullshit capitalism part. I think that train left the station decades ago, and we all kind of give into it by continuing to watch the games.

I know I'm kind of reversing myself here, but once you get to at-large teams on the bubble, there's a decent argument for picking teams based on viewer interest. It's not like any of them are going to affect who the eventual champion is anyway. What's the point of a game that nobody will watch...

I realize the SEC was good this year, but getting 14 of 16 teams into the NCAA is bullshit.

Maybe they need room for the ladder.

In 2012, Ohio had four teams in the sweet sixteen: Ohio State, Ohio, Xavier, and Cincinnati. This year, we might not get any teams into the tournament at all. Ohio State and Xavier are bubble teams, and Akron is currently projected as a 13 seed.

I guess there’s a first time for everything.

This is the way.

Some fans are talking about what it would take for UC to get into the NCAA, but I don't think we're good enough to get past the first round anyway. If Wes Miller was the guy, I think we'd know by now. But if he's fired before April 1, 2025, his buyout is $13 million, so he's not going...

I liked Aaron Taylor-Johnson in Bullet Train. I think he’d make a good Bond.

Word on the street is that Draft Kings is working on an NCAA In-Sanctions Predictor that you can bet on in real-time.