The more I think about this, the more questions I have.
Can Jay Monahan really make a decision of this magnitude without consulting with the actual players?
I mean, could Adam Silver sell the NBA to Saudi Arabia?
Quite the difference on golf channel one day apart.
Yesterday - wholesome US Open qualifying with everyday people getting their chance to play at the top stage of this great game.
Today - greed, blindsides, money, immorality
I guess I’ll have to become a full-time fan of a different sport, one that isn’t scandal-plagued, flooded with realignment talk, increasingly all about the money, or morally-compromised.
Something wholesome, like college football.
Jay Monahan is Tom Wambgans. After all of his bluster, his 9/11 stuff…to sit there next to Yasir on CNBC trying to spin this as victory for the tour (regardless of how much money is involved) instead of resigning on the spot. That 4pm players meeting is gonna be the thunderdome.
Roll calls 6 years from now in Kansas City kindergarten classrooms:
Teacher: "Patrick"
Student: "Here"
Teacher: "Damien"
Student: "Here"
Teacher: "Kelce"
Student: "Here"
Teacher: "Mathieu"
Student: "Here"
Teacher: "Reid"
Student: "I go by Big Red"
I'm just going to leave this here. One of the most delayed calls I have maybe ever seen. How does DJ's made 3-pointer get disqualified for something he did on the 3-pointer about 4 seconds beforehand? There's gotta be timeliness on these calls @ValleyHoops@NCAA@DrakeBulldogsMB