I wrote about why 'oh no the rays and brewers are terrible for ratings' is silly and who cares
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you didn't ask for a 24 team college football playoff. you're getting it anyway.
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the weirdest part about these contract disputes, etc...none of it really matters much
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Congratulations. Now help us make the playoff.
A @NobelPrize for a Badger 🏅
Congratulations to Francis Halzen, named the 2026 Nobel laureate in physics for his groundbreaking work with @uw_icecube to advance our understanding of neutrinos and the universe’s most energetic events.
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Sometimes, nice guys finish first. On Brandon McNulty's stunning win at the World Championships.
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I think if a football team wins a game 84-0 it's an embarrassment -- primarily to the winner. It's a clear signal your team should not be playing that game, and the adults in charge have lost the plot.
I know money changes hands but that only makes it more embarrassing.
I know money changes hands but that only makes it more embarrassing.
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I didn't get to it in the column but I really enjoyed the @Served_Podcast stunt of doing their show in a SUV on the way home at 2-3 AM or so. Really captured the goofy/exhausted vibe of a tournament that puts a strain on even the people just there to watch...
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the man who didn't know he won the us open, plus what's next for shelton, sabalenka, and Serena and why I'm not that freaked about tennis influencers
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