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not sure where to put this, so i’ll just drop it here. Gonzaga finally adds a White guard; it’s been a while. Croatian combo guard Luka Krajnovic earned second team honors playing in Croatia’s top league last season. i've not seen him play, but obviously i hope he’s a good one. with transfer...

heard this for the first time today. LOVE it!!!

in addition to the young Polish phenom, the silver and bronze medalists were not only both our guys but also ran out of Lanes 1 and 8. that’s a VERY rare occurrence. kudos to them for not packing it in despite the obvious difficulty.

down the memory hole? maybe … it might have legs, because even kosher-approved conservative gatekeeper Matt Walsh picked up on the story and shared it on his podcast. hopefully, the entire ridiculous (evil) notion of equity burns itself to the ground.

it’s even worse than it sounds … if memory serves, that group of 340 (i think) black kids started in this “amazing” new school based, no lie, on equity not academics. at any rate, as i recall not a single kid of the 340 in that group has passed the math exam at any point from that first year to...

100%.

corrected this. best of luck to Andy.

Johnny Furphy is a 6-foot-7 (perhaps 6-foot-8?) wing with explosive athleticism, both as a disruptive defender and as a slasher playing WAY above the rim. the Aussie is also a legitimate threat from 3-pt range and is a true multi-dimensional player on both ends of the court. able to play in the...

Sam Blaskowski is not only the fastest cat in D3, he’s one of the top sprinters regardless of level in the USA. he’s been mentioned frequently in the track season threads the past couple years, but i thought it fitting that he finally had his own thread. and, to start it off, here’s a very...

Bol continues to shine. she is currently the world’s best. and for some context on her performance:

here’s Bol’s run. wow!

in perhaps the biggest upset/surprise of the season thus far, Mondo lost a pole vault competition in the Diamond League. American Chris Nilsen earned the win over the world’s best in Monaco.

and here is Warholm’s outstanding performance, where American CJ Allen takes third:

the ladies in the flat 400m are MOVING this year. in the above contest, four athletes finished in under 50 seconds, including the winner Kaczmarek and third place Klaver. here’s video of Kaczmarek’s win, where she shows off tremendous speed stamina down the home stretch, passing FOUR athletes...

y’all can see why Chitwood University has been all in on this talented, tough young athlete for the past two years. he’s a monster.

salute the Flagg. he’s the nation’s best.

moderators, will you please move this thread to the NBA page? thanks.

that’s hilarious! thanks for sharing. kudos to AJ for enjoying being young, strong, and athletic.

it’s “weird” that the German track system is supporting the blermans instead of real German male athletes, yet it’s the real Germans who prevail head to head. “weird,” for those who don’t understand anyway.

thanks for the update, Don, and VERY glad to hear it’s such a positive one! my kiddos say a prayer every time we sit down to eat, and they NEVER forget to ask the Good Lord, please help Dad’s friend Don Wassall.” i’m incredibly happy about your continuing progress.

thanks for the links and news, Bucky. outstanding performances by our young men! good to see the highlights, too. so thank you, as well, El Gringo.

Amren.com, thanks for sharing these memes. they’re excellent! i will certainly be paying them forward.

TOTAL dominance. can anyone challenge Bol in the 400h this year? even in the flat 400, she’s become very, VERY good.

from the article: the folks here at Caste Football are shown to be correct again. the power of positive role models (and conversely the lack thereof) is immensely powerful.

if i saw the times correctly, Klaver just NARROWLY missed tying/breaking the meet record, currently held by the great Daphne Schippers. Klaver is clearly in top form. nice to see the young Greek almost reel second place in down the stretch, as well. and the ageless Pole who took fourth is...