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Dan HurleyUConn 'bleeds blue' and is creating its own category beyond traditional Blue Bloods
His thing is like, no, forget the blue blood. You know, we're a program that bleeds blue. Max the bleed blue. So like we're gonna create our own because we've got the five national championships and NBA players for days in the last 20 years. Most of anyone... We don't even wanna be a blue blood. We're our own kind of deal.
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PFT CommenterJosh Harris will officially be the new owner of the Commanders
It was announced today. It's Josh Harris. He's gonna take over the team... He's already an owner, kind of, of an NFL team. He's a part owner of the Steelers. They're gonna vote him in. It's, this is a done deal and it's gonna happen and everything's gonna be good.
PFT CommenterThe NFL has awoken a 'sleeping giant' in Washington D.C. with the sale of the Commanders
All I'm saying is be careful what you wish for NFL, because you have awoken a sleeping giant in Washington DC.
Big CatDiar DeRozan single-handedly won the play-in game for the Bulls against the Raptors
Diar DeRozan stole the story of the play-in game on Wednesday night. She single-handedly stopped the Toronto Raptors... She was screaming so loud before every free throw that the Raptors took in a dead silent arena. The Raptors went 18 for 36 from the free throw line. Ended up losing the game by what four? It was she won that game for the Bulls.
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View profileDan HurleyReferee Roger Ayers is one of the greatest officials of all time
Roger's like very playful. I mean, listen, the guy is, he's one of the greatest refs ever. You know, like the guy don't, he don't mess up a lot of calls.
Dan HurleyAlex Karaban will play in the NBA for 15 years
You know, the guy [Alex Karaban] just had such a magical career... you know, the guy's a two-time national champion... guy's gonna play in the NBA for 15 years, you know, he was the guy to go to at the moment.
Dan HurleySociety has gotten too soft — kids need dodgeball, the SAT, and pressure to build real toughness
The fact that we're not playing dodgeball in gym class, and even there should be some type of standardized tests. What happened to the SAT? Like we've gotten so soft on young people that you don't even have to go through like the pressure and stress of having to prepare for that test, take that test, have to get some type of a number. Or dodgeball in gym class. You don't think that this is gonna make people tougher and more resilient? Greater fortitude, be prepared to handle the things that come up in life, the ability to compete, have to respond from failure, deal with pressure.