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What’s Going On Takes His Shoes
- Updated: April 2, 2021
Not the same without Stacey King one-liners. Those of us who remember Pros vs. Joes know that former pro athletes are better athletes than you are. Yes, even human victory cigars. Apparently, that show was before this young man’s time.
These high school kids bet Brian Scalabrine a pair of shoes they could beat him 1-on-1 😅 @brkicks
(via joshlopesss/IG) pic.twitter.com/FX2NjbD4Sa
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) March 23, 2021
Adrian Wojnarowski, national treasure.
Woj gets trade news during interview with SVP, tweets it out, announces live on air all at once. MVP. pic.twitter.com/TbkEY78M4W
— Rob Perez (@WorldWideWob) March 25, 2021
Then again, maybe it’s not so hard. The news of Rashaad Coward’s signing with Pittsburgh was broken by a rather untraditional source.
Amazingly this was scooped by a Reddit user on Saturday, who overheard details of the signing via an open headset microphone, while playing Call of Duty online — during a random Warzone match that included Coward’s wife. Can’t make this stuff up. 😂 👇🏻https://t.co/vAmRFz1Ir5 https://t.co/viLUS9lpPj
— Charles Robinson (@CharlesRobinson) March 29, 2021
BIll Raftery, national treasure.
annual reminder, this is a picture I took of Bill Raftery’s actual game notes at the 2008 SEC tourney pic.twitter.com/5hQuWKOV0h
— BUM CHILLUPS AKA SPENCER HALL (@edsbs) March 19, 2021
I may have told my Bill Raftery story on the blog before, but I’m going to tell it again. It was Hoosier Hysteria in 2011. Raftery was hosting, so I went. The night kicked off with Victor Oladipo singing “You Got It Bad” by Usher with a few other players serving as backup dancers, a group Raftery would refer to as “Victor and the Invalids.” That line didn’t particularly endear him to the crowd. The standard first practice/midnight madness stuff followed; a scrimmage, dunk contest, 3-point shootout, what-have-you. The practice ends and the crowd is let down on the floor for autographs. I immediately seek out Raftery. There’s not much of a crowd, just a few older folks chatting with him. I wait for a free moment. As I’m standing there, one of the guys he was talking with notices me and gives Raftery a minute to sign an autograph for me and chat for a minute. He starts signing the autograph then quickly scribbles out what he had written. He had been signing the name of the guy he was talking to rather than his own. The man is every bit the character he comes off as on TV and every bit as awesome.
Whoops. NHL referee Tim Peel got caught on a hot mic.
Maybe if you’re a mic’d up ref, you shouldn’t express how you wanted to call a penalty against a team earlier in the game, changing how you ref the rest of the game.
“It wasn’t much but I wanted to get a fuckin’ penalty against Nashville early in the…”#Preds #LGRW pic.twitter.com/6fZImkdqLr
— Matt Best (@bestofmatt) March 24, 2021
Peel was banned by the NHL for the incident, but hopefully the league’s action doesn’t end here. Anyone who watches hockey already knew this kind of thing went on, Peel just got caught saying it out loud.
Highway robbery. Andy Ruiz is going to fight Chris Arreola. On pay-per-view. In 2021. I’m not kidding.
🥊 FIGHT ANNOUNCEMENT: Former Unified Heavyweight World Champ @Andy_destroyer1 returns to battle all-action heavyweight @nightmareboxing in the main event of an all-Mexican extravaganza on May 1st, live on @PBConFOX PPV!#RuizArreola Fight Details: https://t.co/k3o9zs2QAV pic.twitter.com/TkREmImX1J
— Premier Boxing Champions (@premierboxing) March 24, 2021
Ruiz upset Anthony Joshua in June 2019 as a late replacement for Jarrell Miller, who failed a drug test, then six months later, when he got his chance to prove it wasn’t a fluke in the rematch, he showed up out of shape and got a boxing lesson from AJ, then brayed for a third fight during post-fight interviews. His May 1 bout with Arreola, who wrote the book on showing up to fights out of shape, will be Ruiz’s first fight since being embarrassed by AJ. Arreola was very much washed the second time he fought Berman Stiverne and that was seven years ago. For what it’s worth, Ruiz says he’s down to 258 now. Regardless, for FOX and PBC to charge actual U.S. currency to watch this thing is nothing short of criminal.
Coach D’Oh. LSU head coach Ed Orgeron on changes to his staff for the 2021 season.
#LSU coach Ed Orgeron admits “I hired some coaches I didn’t even interview from the last staff, and I’m never doing that again.”
“I interviewed everybody (this time).”
— Jerit Roser (@JeritRoser) March 23, 2021
While this shouldn’t be at all surprising to anyone who watched any LSU football last season, it’s still not the kind of thing you want your head coach to say out loud.
The Michigan, revisited. A look at Legg’s famous goal, 25 years later.
On this day back in 1996 – Mike Legg showed the world “The Michigan” goal. Hear a behind the scenes look on what went down before & after on this weeks Podcast with @RitchlinSean @umichhockey #CawlidgeHawkey pic.twitter.com/7fEVw18nVd
— EVERYTHING COLLEGE HOCKEY (@TeamECH) March 25, 2021
Here it is, your moment of zen.
25 years ago today, @umichhockey‘s Mike Legg scored one of college hockey’s most famous goals: “The Michigan.” pic.twitter.com/IL9aaCGNGu
— Michigan Alumni (@michiganalumni) March 24, 2021
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