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#10 Kentucky vs Richmond - Live Reactions!
#10 Kentucky vs Richmond When: 1:00 PM (ET) Channel: ESPN Stream Starting: 12:55 PM (ET) ______________________________________________________________________________________ Join us in watching / reacting to todays match-up between our #10 ranked Kentucky Wildcats & the pre-season A10 conference favorites Richmond Spiders. UK looked very talented & much sharper than I expected them to look in their season opening win over Morehead State (81-45). To no ones surprise BJ Boston Jr & Terrence Clark looked like studs in that opener, as BJ led the Cats in scoring with 15 points & Terrence had a very impressive stat line as well. Honestly everyone showed some amazing talent & ability that showed us that we could very realistically be a 10-11 player deep team. Davion Mintz, Devin Askew, Cam'Ron Fletcher, Dontaie Allen, Olivier Sarr, & Isaiah Jackson all looked super impressive as well! While Lance Ware & Jacob Toppin looked a little nervous at times / looking for themselves out there, they did some very good things also! UK will probably be without sophomore forward Keion Brooks Jr., but should hopefully be getting him back for Tuesday nights monster match-up with Kansas! Kentucky sits at 1-0 on the season & Richmond sits at 1-0 on the season as well. Let's fight & pull out this tough victory today against a very senior-heavy team in Richmond! ______________________________________________________________________________________ INJURY REPORT: -Keion Brooks Jr. is supposedly going to be out the first week of the season to help give a little more time to heal the injury that he has been dealing with. I would expect KBJ to return for the Kansas game next Tuesday! ______________________________________________________________________________________ #BBN #KentuckyBasketball #Richmond
MPW Digital: Mississippi State at Ole Miss
Join MPW Digital for all-day coverage leading up to, during and following Saturday's Egg Bowl game in Oxford between Mississippi State and Ole Miss. Lane Kiffin, Ben Mintz, Chris Landry, Greg Jones, Campbell McCready, Parker Shearon, Zach Berry, Ryan Brown and Jeffrey Wright join Neal McCready and Chase Parham as the Bulldogs and Rebels get together for their annual rivalry.
Dave Portnoy Calls Employee Cringiest Human on Earth & A Heated Mini Golf Match - Stool Scenes 285
This episode of Stool Scenes is brought to you by High Noon. High Noon is a Hard Seltzer made with real vodka, real juice and sparkling water. It’s actually made with vodka and not with malt like other hard seltzers. High Noon flavors are Watermelon, Pineapple, Black Cherry, Grapefruit, Lime, and Peach. Only 100 calories, gluten free and no added sugar. Keep this game-changer on deck for home-gating, watch parties, or any day drinking opportunity. Real vodka, real juice, for real fans just like us. #nooners A very fucking hilarious episode yet again this week as we head into Thanksgiving next week. -Ben Mintz gifts Dave a fire flames 3XL Ole Miss jersey -Frank the Tank needs a cameraman to film him mini golfing and also reviews a non-alcoholic beer -A Rico Bosco Reverse Squeeze Out -CFB show behind the scenes, Big Cat is a prankster -Tommy hosts the rundown and definitely didn't tell everyone in the office about it -Stu brings his dad to HQ for a visit -Glenny resumes his role as a weatherman with some tips from Kayce while Deion and Tonguestown Bob reunite -Duggs and Frank take on the mini golf course where the Tank gets a little frustrated -Million Dollars Worth of Game interviews Shaq. Shaq! -Tyler O'Day is back for the Christmas album -The Dave Portnoy business isn't always easy, as our boy Tevo gets himself in an interesting situation with the BFFs pod Enjoy your weekends. Love, Dana B. Check out Barstool Sports for more: http://www.barstoolsports.com Follow Barstool Sports here: Facebook: https://facebook.com/barstoolsports Twitter: https://twitter.com/barstoolsports Instagram: http://instagram.com/barstoolsports
Paul George: Winning a title 'most important thing' in free agency decision
Paul George: Winning a title 'most important thing' in free agency decision agency, decision, thing, love, important, city, george, jersey, play, opportunity, thunder, contract, title, paul, kobe, im, free, winning https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCd4_4MPV20qVj80Rm_cQHOw?sub_confirmation=1 Paul George has reportedly told the Oklahoma City Thunder he is opting out of his contract and will be an unrestricted free agent. To George, the pursuit of a championship opportunity is the driving focus in whatever choice he makes. And in expressing this in the second of his three-part ESPN special, George doesn't seem to rule out a return to the Thunder -- or perhaps a move back to his hometown Los Angeles Lakers. "I'm going to get paid what I deserve off of what I bring to the table," George said. "That's not my concern.The most important thing is winning a championship." George opens up talking about his love for Los Angeles, the Lakers and former star Kobe Bryant drove him to succeed as a basketball player. “I love LA.This is home.I grew up watching Kobe," George said."When I first fell in love with the game and I’m outside playing in front of the house, I’m not picturing myself in an Indiana jersey or picturing myself in a Thunder jersey, I picture myself in a Lakers jersey. Everyone in the league would say that they would love to go back home and play for their city. It’s just something about representing home.In addition, he talks about entering free agency as a milestone moment of sorts in his career. "This is what you play for in your career is this opportunity .to ultimately pick where you want to go play at," George said. George's agent, Aaron Mintz, features prominently in the episode and explains George's various contract options, including how re-signing with Oklahoma City would give George significantly more money than any other team can offer. Paul George Conflicted Between L.A. and OKC in Free Agency.Paul George says he’s conflicted between choosing the Lakers and Thunder during his free agency this summer. George tells Dwyane Wade he always dreamed of wearing the Lakers’ Purple and Gold, but at the same time, he feels good about continuing to go to war with Russell Westbrook in OKC. The 28-year-old superstar can ink either a short-term deal with OKC or sign a five-year max contract paying him roughly $176 million. Per The Oklahoman (via PG’s ESPN series “Paul George: My Journey”):.“I want to be a champion,” George told Wade as the two sipped wine in Los Angeles. “In a way, it’s like, I want to come here, I want to play for the home team and put a Laker jersey on. That’s always gonna be something that I want to fulfill. But at the same time, it’s like, what’s the best move, though? I know who I am as a player. I just want to help the team win. And I feel comfortable doing so with Russ (Westbrook). ”.George listed other possibilities — Boston and the Clippers — but the seven-minute episode focused largely on his love for the Lakers and the pursuit by the Thunder to keep him in Oklahoma City. “When I first fell in love with the game and I’m outside playing in front of the house, I’m not picturing myself in an Indiana jersey or picturing myself in a Thunder jersey,” said George, who played his first seven seasons for the Pacers
Marcus Foster hits five threes, scores 28 as Creighton beats Georgetown
Marcus Foster hits five threes, scores 28 as Creighton beats Georgetown. OMAHA — Marcus Foster buried five three-pointers and scored 28, Khyri Thomas added 22 points, and Creighton remained perfect at home with an 85-77 victory over Georgetown on Saturday night. Toby Hegner finished with 16 points for the Bluejays (17-5, 7-3 Big East), who have won 14 in a row at home dating to last season. Creighton led 46-33 at halftime, and Mitch Ballock’s three-pointer gave the Bluejays a 57-41 lead with 13 minutes remaining. But Jahvon Blair’s three-pointer about six minutes later pulled the Hoyas (13-8, 3-7) within 67-62. Georgetown, one of the 10 best free throw shooting teams in the country, made 9 of 10 from the foul line in the 21-10 run. They finished 16 of 17 at the foul line on the night. Blair hit a three with 3:35 left to get the Hoyas within a point, but Thomas answered with a three-point play, Mintz hit a jumper and Creighton made 9 of 10 from the foul line in the final 51 seconds. Blair finished with 21 points for Georgetown, while Marcus Derrickson scored 17.