@HuskGuys I would have thought that JMU would have fallen apart due to Cig leaving and taking players with him. Somehow they are better and in a the tourney this year. Bonkers.
@LoganGrafTax We paid ours off in 2020. I couldn’t wait to get my 2.75% mortgage paid off. In retrospect, even though I knew I was putting money in escrow for taxes, the true feeling of renting my house from the government did not come fully into focus until I paid it off.
@StevenCurtis Is that the Grandpa Rudd who spent 30 years in the lumber yard? Loving his family and working hard? With a faith like a solid rock? (Just doing the walk)
@MartySmithESPN Maybe I am not watching as much, but it sure seemed like a lot more cards went airborne back then. Some of the barrel rolls that happened back then left me amazed that drivers survived crashes.
@EverythinKnicks He was quick to continually call out the pacers for quick possessions/bad 3’s in the second half. He called them out at the end of H1 game three when the 20 point lead was cut to 7. On the other hand he had a problem with the KAT continuation and lauded Halin foul to avoid FTs
@PaulSkenesMuse I am not taking the deal without the dodgers paying 98% of the contract dollars. Otherwise, probably but I think I will try to hold onto Hayes. Skenes plus 2 players is a pretty steep price.
@ThePoniExpress This seems to be the MO of every late rounder. On the rare occasion it plays out (Brady) we love to look at it retrospectively. Most of the time they end up camp fodder or end of roster and it is never mentioned again. Survivorship bias.
@ta11131262@kurt13warner It is ironic that Tom Brady’s first start in 2001 was against Fangio’s Swiss cheese Colts D. If that D had a better day, perhaps Tom has a worse day, the team
Starts out 0-3 (0-4 the next week) and his story is written differently.
@DaveRamsey 5 years mortgage free. All the time I thought the lender had a gun to my head only to realize the government has the larger gun to my head and I’ll never pay off property taxes.