Im work shopping a list of the most starved college fanbases who deserve better for Monday’s Wakeup Barstool. I had OU on the list but they may have just come off
1. Nebraska
2. Arkansas
3. OU
4. Penn State
5. Michigan State
Thoughts?
“Franklin would’ve won that game for Penn State last night”
Really? The James Franklin who lost to Michigan State in 2017 & 2018? The guy who lost TWICE as 20+ point favorites last season? In his 12th year?
It’s Year 1 for Campbell. Clearly there are growing pains. But relax.
Matthew McConaughey reveals he became addicted to tennis after realizing it was a more fun way to exercise than running
“Five years ago, I went out and I played just for fun with three friends”
“Two hours later, I was drenched in sweat, my heart rate had gotten higher and I was like, ‘Oh, I'm throwing away my running shoes. This is so much more of a fun way to get exercise’”
“I'm addicted to it now for five years”
“Saw Tommy Paul the other day. Saw Alcaraz. I've seen some of the women's matches”
“US Open. I’ve been here now a few times. I've made it to Wimbledon a couple times. I'm hooked”
“Anywhere, any time I get to go see tennis or play it, I'm in”
"Penn State was a really special opportunity..
It had to be the right opportunity for me to leave Iowa State and we're really grateful to be here"
@CoachMC_PSU#PMSLive
The Jersey Shore always has been, is, and will forever be better than the Hamptons in every way imaginable
Easier to get to
Less expensive
Better people
Less pretentious
Better food
Bars are more fun
People more genuine
Easier to do share houses
Better beaches
Beer is colder
Easier to get around once you’re there
More fun
Family friendly
Better mini golf
Better boardwalks
Better parties
Better BBQs
Not up for debate
Immediately after the story comes out that Juan Soto gets preferential treatment and is allowed to isolate from his own teammates, this happens. There’s bad looks and then there’s whatever the hell this is. Yikes.
Stephen A. Smith believes Jalen Brunson and the New York Knicks “saved the NBA” by defeating Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs for the championship.
“If San Antonio wins it all, the whole league has to start building around one question: how do you stop the alien, that 7-foot-5 alien from France? But instead, a 6’1 guard not the most explosive athlete, not someone playing above the rim just a smart, crafty basketball mind with elite footwork, ended up leading his team to the title.”
“Rafa” on Netflix isn’t just a tennis documentary or a sports documentary, it’s cinema. One of the best nonfiction series Netflix has produced in years.