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UConn does not own Madison Square Garden; Villanova is the program that owns the building

Danny Hurley also said that UConn owns the MSG and he's never even made it to the Big East final. ... There's one program that clearly owns MSG right now in the Big East. Yes, [Villanova] had a down year, but it's certainly not fucking UConn who hasn't been to the Sweet 16 in nine years.

This is a subjective debate about program status, though UConn proceeded to win the 2023 National Title and the 2024 Big East Tournament at MSG.

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Mar 15, 2023
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Aaron Rodgers is a bitch for how he's handling his decision

Aaron Rodgers is being a fucking bitch. He is being a real bitch. This is like vindication for me where everyone has slowly been like, dude, just make a decision. This is annoying. You're holding everyone else up.

Subjective opinion on Rodgers' personality, though the trade eventually happened.
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Mar 15, 2023
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Sam Darnold going to the 49ers means Tom Brady is not going there

I think the fact that they signed Sam Darnold means that we can probably take Tom Brady out of the question of if he's going to the 49ers.

Tom Brady did not sign with the 49ers; he stayed retired.
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Mar 15, 2023
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Taylor Heinicke will beat out Desmond Ridder for the Falcons starting job

My prediction is that he's going to be the starting quarterback next year. I think he's going to beat out Desmond Ridder in camp. That's just what Taylor Heinicke does.

Desmond Ridder was named the starter for the 2023 season and started the majority of games, with Heinicke remaining the backup for the start of the year.

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AJ Brown will be traded after June 1st

I've thought AJ Brown was probably going for a while now. I think it's just gonna, he's just gonna get traded after June 1st.

Brown remained on the Eagles roster past June 1st, 2026.
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The NBA's 65-game award rule was specifically created because of Joel Embiid

It's a thousand percent... it's literally the Joel Embiid rule. No, this rule was made because of Joel Embiid. They made the rule because of Joel Embiid because people were upset that he won the MVP and they didn't think that he played enough games.

While the rule was spurred by 'load management' trends, Embiid played 66 games in his MVP season, meaning he would have qualified under the current rule anyway.
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The Phillies will regress to a wild card team and lose in the first round

I think Phillies are regressing. They'll still make the playoffs as a wild card team. They'll sneak in and then lose in the first round.

Depends on the 2026 Phillies performance.

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