There's a movement afoot, driven by the SEC, to eliminate, reduce or marginalize automatic qualifiers and mid-majors. Get lost with that. The VCUs and High Points put the Madness into March. More mid-majors, less Bruce Pearl please: https://t.co/ZLIZzpUYDN via @asburyparkpress
The Miami OH debates have shown me that 90% of people who ingest college sports actually have no ball knowledge and don’t watch anything but ranked vs ranked games
NIL in 2023: A jersey with my favorite player’s name on the back
2026: Your team must embark on a journey across the globe to play in front of the oligarchs to win your share of slave labor money or else your program and conference will fade into irrelevance
ESPN, NFL agreed to "blockbuster billion dollar deal" that will result in top media properties like RedZone moving to the network, per @AndrewMarchand.
Kids that were the third best player on a Sweet 16 team are getting $3.5 million to transfer and we’re giving A-10 coaches two year show causes for taking recruits to NFL games, tennis matches and photo shoots in Times Square.
What are we doing here
Listen up, if you think basic facts about weather forecasting capabilities are "political," you're absolutely cooked. I will NEVER stop sounding the alarm when our ability to keep YOU and your family safe is compromised. This isn't politics. This is public safety. Full stop.
This growing belief online that ESPN+ is bad couldn’t be more wrong
Access to every college sporting event, NHL Game, Disney+, and Hulu for $17 a month is legit the best deal in streaming
You wouldn’t last a week having to watch your favorite team on FloSports
NEW: A National Weather Service employee tells me office credit cards have been limited to $1, preventing repair of equipment, travel, etc.
This may affect tornado damage surveys next Tuesday/Wednesday.
Long time followers here know that I don’t do politics, and there’s no political content on this account. I vote; and that’s it. The world does not need another social media nitwit telling people how to think and vote. 
This post is not about politics, but about support for my friends that work for the National Weather Service, part of NOAA, a federal agency.
NWS meteorologists work long, hard hours serving the people of this country, not only during times of severe weather, but on the routine days as well.
Their surface and upper air observation networks along with computer models, radars, and satellites are critical for all meteorologists, including those of us in the private sector. 
Most NWS field offices are currently understaffed right now. I can only imagine morale is not especially high. 
Many high-level politicians follow this page, both Democrats and Republicans. I would encourage them and all of you to support my colleagues at the National Weather Service during this time. Their service is absolutely invaluable. 
If NWS products and services are reduced, we all suffer…especially during times of life-threatening weather.