Brooklyn 3.0

A+ level joke right there, dude. Bravo.

Popping in for my now weekly visit to the Huddle instead of daily. I'm all for new seeding. Divisions are pointless and silly. They're based on geography. Winning a "grouping of area teams" shouldn't mean you get to make the Playoffs. The best teams need to make the Playoffs. Period. Not a fan of re-seeding after the first round though. Also have no issues with the tush push. Man up and figure out how to stop it. Like that NFL players will get to play for their home country, or the USA in the Olympics even if flag football is silly. One player per team per country ... plus one designated "international" player per team can play for his home country as well.

Billy McFarland is involved with this I'm sure of it.

I'll never understand this. There's no one amazing we'd want at 8, so we trade down. But that means there's no one "amazing" for someone to trade into our spot for. This is a weak Draft. We'll be picking at 8.

New information obtained by WBRZ says Lacy was arguing with a family member shortly after 11 p.m. Saturday. He reportedly pulled out a gun and shot it at the ground before leaving the area. About 30 minutes later, a constable spotted Lacy driving and attempted to make a traffic stop. Deputies said Lacy refused to stop and was chased for several miles before crashing. A report from the Harris County Sheriff's Office says that when deputies walked up to Lacy's vehicle to take him into custody, they didn't realize he shot himself during the pursuit and before the crash. The WBRZ Investigative Unit reported that Lacy was set to appear before a grand jury on Monday connected to a fatal crash in Lafourche Parish. He was arrested by Louisiana State Police in December 2024. Troopers said he was speeding and driving across the center line in a no-passing zone on La. 20, causing a wreck that killed 78-year-old Herman Hall. Lacy was arrested and booked for negligent homicide, felony hit and run, and reckless operation of a vehicle. He bonded out less than two hours after being booked.

I guess that's one way to stay out of jail? He probably wouldn't have had to serve any time too.

You: Honey, for our anniversary, we're going to Uptown in Charlotte. Nice hotel. We'll walk around the empty stadium, then go to a restaurant or bar! Wife: ... You: Honey? Honey? Where are you going?

Duke up 6 with the ball and 50 seconds left on the clock. They couldn't inbound the ball. They had 1 FG in the last 11 minutes. OOF.

LOL at Duke.

ACC sucks. Wow.

This. It's a play IN game. As in, to get IN to the tournamanet.

Acc about to lose its first two games.

Definitely not CO poisoning. Gene Hackman, wife and dog found dead in home under 'suspicious' circumstances. Their deaths were "suspicious enough in nature to require a thorough search and investigation" due to all of the "circumstances surrounding" the scene, according to the search warrant affidavit. The Academy Award-winning actor was found on the floor in the mud room, according to the search warrant. It appeared he fell suddenly, and he and his wife "showed obvious signs of death," the document said. Arakawa was found lying on her side on the floor in a bathroom, with a space heater near her body, according to the search warrant. Her body showed signs of decomposition, the document said. On the counter near Arakawa was an opened prescription bottle, with pills scattered, according to the search warrant. A German shepherd was found dead about 10 to 15 feet from Arakawa, the document said. But two other dogs were found alive. One healthy dog was near Arakawa and the other was located outside, according to the search warrant. The Santa Fe City Fire Department found no signs of a possible carbon monoxide leak or poisoning, the document said. If there was carbon monoxide at the scene, it could have vented out of the home through the open front door before responders arrived. New Mexico Gas Company also responded and "as of now, there are no signs or evidence indicating there were any problems associated to the pipes in and around the residence," the document said. A maintenance worker who initially responded to the home found the front door open, according to the search warrant affidavit. But there were no signs of forced entry and no signs items were taken or rummaged through, the document said.