Davidson Deac II

They will be forced to hire Matt Rhule as both head coach and GM.

After the first ten or so picks, mock drafts are as useless as tits on a boar hog.

Let it ride this year. If next year comes and we feel we are a couple of players away from being a contender, then restructure, extend, cut whatever. No point in kicking the can down the road this year. And I don't see how we are 'handcuffed" by Moton's contract.

I never want an SEC or a Big 10 school to win anything, so I hope UConn wins. But I don't care that much.

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He will get the bonus for winning the ACC tournament. But the money for the automatic contract extension will come later.

He will get the bonus for winning the ACC tournament. But the money for the automatic contract extension will come later.

Winning the ACC tournament triggered a lot of bonuses, and a bag of money. If someone comes at him, they better have deep pockets. And would a deep pockets team come after a guy who was on the hot seat until the ACC tournament?

14 points in the entire second half. That is just some horrific shooting. Ah well, they still had a good run.

They are rebounding better, with Purdue having only a slight advantage in the second half. But their shooting has disappeared. Looks like Purdue is going to win, unless something dramatic happens.

Diarra had a terrible half of basketball there. He will need to improve for NCSU to have a shot.

Ok, but what they did in other games is irrelevant at this point. And they don't have to beat Purdue on the boards, they just have to do better than 20-12. I am not saying NCSU will win, they probably won't. But if they shoot better and rebound better, they can take the lead and have a shot at winning.

On the other hand, if State starts rebounding better and shooting better, they will take the lead.

Fwiw, I agree. But that would be true of anyone we hire, no exceptions.

Agreed. The vast majority of NFL hires don't work out, but we have no reason to think negatively of this hire at this point.

It would probably be easier to find a list of companies that haven't been compromised.

There have been so many data breaches, that I just assume all of my information is out there and just keep an eye on my accounts. Can't do much else.

I think its more like Hurst says, I want to come back, and they say, nah we are good. We were terrible, but Hurst wouldn't have helped.

And at least one guy who went from college football to the NBA.

North Forsyth, class of 82.

You and I grew up within a few miles of each other.

No, you don't. That is just not the way it works. You secure the network if there is an active breech, but this had been going on since 2019.

Not sure if this would be the type of story you would do, but the story of Fritz Klenner is probably one of the most sordid and tragic tales in the History of North Carolina. The older folks might remember it, but younger people probably haven't.

I have been working in that area of IT for a long time, and it's highly highly unlikely. Personal information storage and the active network for phones are two completely different systems. Just a rough guess here, but when your phone connects to a network, the data stored on your phone (the phone chip number) is communicated to authentication servers and they confirm that phone has the right to use the ATT network. The communication doesn't necessarily contain personal data like email and such. The breech is more along the lines of email, phone number and address that they have on file for bill pay and statement information, or when you log in via app to pay your bill. And the big issue is social security numbers. This is more along the lines of when you log into your account thru your phone or laptop to pay your bill or check the status of an order. This is not about the phone connecting to and using the ATT cell tower. Most likely, they discovered the breech after the fact and then had to implement new security protocols, patches, and updates to prevent new breeches.

If outsiders gained access to a company's network, the last thing they would want to do is cause an outage that brings attention to them. Such a hack would be subtle, and likely discovered after the fact. The vast majority of major outages are caused by software/code upgrades that were improperly vetted, or engineers making a mistake. Sometimes denial of service attacks are a big problem as well. Data breaches rarely if ever are accompanied by an outage.