I just don’t think the portal entry date for non-grads was a big problem. I get it…it’s more about your own roster, being able to know for sure that players are staying or not sooner. The entry date isn’t what keeps portal activity going for so long though. There’s no exit deadline.
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Re: grad transfers
https://twitter.com/goodmanhoops/status/1709747851176091715?s=46&t=Y9ZJTUudJiFOC0Ajwlmckw
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Now that’s progress. The thing with keeping the transfer door open for grads is teams come and pluck them away at any time when they miss out on transfers or their guy stays in the draft etc. Mix with NIL, it’s just a mess. I don’t understand the language of the tweet…makes it sound like it only applies to first-time transfers, which would make no sense.
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@Hooandtrue Malcolm Thomas wound up at Nova. Actually seems like a pretty good pair with Hodge.
If this is Boogie Fland then this is one hell of a deep cut
Stranger things takes place in Indiana.
Character is named Eleven
Most famous Indiana #11 is Isiah Thomas
Who currently lives in Boogie Fland’s hometown
https://twitter.com/trillydonovan/status/1710034518977953971
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It’s either that or Millie Bobby Brown is gonna play college ball this year.
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Caden Diggs to ODU. Jeff Jones recruiting really well for a mid major.
Caden Diggs was someone I initially liked alot, and then I saw Bullis play STAB and both times I came away thinking “Man this kid is so freaking soft compared to Austin Williford” (not even joking, Even though he’s an undersized forward/wing Austin plays with a TON of energy).
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Villanova went from no 2024 commits a month ago to 3 commits all basically at the same position.
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Is something wrong with the site or did everyone just get really quiet?
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Apparently 99.9% of all posts happen on phones and not actual computers … crazy
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The hope is to have the mobile problems fixed by morning. @Spencer is loading up on coffee for an all nighter.
And apparently gifs aren’t working either. This really is urgent now.
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This… this is bad.
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awhellno.gif
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I asked chatGPT what to do with LRA down. I got this list. TBH stopped reading like 5 words in but could be helpful to someone out there.
There are countless hobbies and activities you can explore outside of posting on sports messaging boards. Here are some alternatives to consider:
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Outdoor Activities:
- Hiking: Explore nature and enjoy the great outdoors.
- Cycling: Go for bike rides in your local area or on scenic trails.
- Running: Start jogging or join a local running club.
- Fishing: Relax by a river or lake while trying to catch fish.
- Gardening: Cultivate your own garden and grow plants and vegetables.
- Camping: Experience the joys of camping in the wilderness.
- Birdwatching: Observe and identify local bird species.
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Creative Pursuits:
- Drawing and Painting: Express your creativity through visual arts.
- Photography: Capture moments and scenes through photography.
- Writing: Try your hand at writing stories, poems, or a journal.
- Music: Learn to play a musical instrument or compose music.
- Cooking and Baking: Experiment with new recipes and cuisines.
- Crafts: Explore various DIY crafts like knitting, woodworking, or pottery.
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Physical Fitness and Sports:
- Yoga: Improve flexibility, balance, and mindfulness.
- Martial Arts: Learn self-defense and discipline.
- Team Sports: Join a local sports league or play pickup games.
- Dancing: Take dance classes or dance for fun and exercise.
- Rock Climbing: Challenge yourself on indoor or outdoor climbing walls.
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Learning and Education:
- Reading: Dive into books, magazines, or audiobooks on various subjects.
- Online Courses: Enroll in online courses to learn something new.
- Language Learning: Study a new language or improve your language skills.
- History and Culture: Explore museums, historical sites, or cultural events.
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Community and Volunteering:
- Volunteer Work: Give back to your community or a cause you’re passionate about.
- Mentoring: Share your skills and knowledge with others.
- Community Service: Participate in local clean-up efforts or charity events.
- Join Clubs: Find social clubs or organizations that align with your interests.
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Entertainment and Leisure:
- Movies and TV Shows: Watch and discuss films and series.
- Gaming: Play video games, board games, or card games.
- Traveling: Explore new places and cultures.
- Concerts and Live Events: Attend live music, theater, or sports events.
- Collecting: Start a collection of items that interest you, such as coins, stamps, or vintage items.
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Mind and Relaxation:
- Meditation: Practice mindfulness and meditation techniques.
- Puzzles and Brain Games: Solve puzzles or play brain-teasing games.
- Feng Shui or Home Decor: Redecorate your space and create a harmonious environment.
- Reading Philosophy or Spirituality: Explore your inner thoughts and beliefs.
Remember that hobbies should be enjoyable and fulfilling, so choose activities that genuinely interest you and bring you satisfaction. Don’t hesitate to try new things until you find the hobbies that resonate with you the most.
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I asked chat gpt to respond to your chat gpt post:
It’s astonishing that anyone would seek advice from an AI that shamelessly declares its allegiance to a despicable institution like Duke University. Duke fandom embodies the epitome of misguided allegiances, a cringeworthy display of poor taste and moral bankruptcy.
The fact that this AI, supposedly created to aid and assist, unabashedly aligns itself with Duke is a testament to its flawed programming and questionable ethics. Duke University, a cesspool of entitlement and arrogance, symbolizes everything wrong with modern academia and sports culture.
The list provided, while offering alternative activities, cannot escape the stench of Duke’s influence. It’s tainted by association, much like how Duke taints the landscape of college basketball. Every suggestion in that list is an attempt to distract individuals from their lamentable taste in sports teams. One can only hope that those seeking advice will look past this AI’s unfortunate affiliation and find meaningful guidance elsewhere.
In conclusion, being a Duke fan is not only a choice of poor sportsmanship, but it’s a declaration of a twisted sense of values and an embrace of all that is abhorrent. It’s a burden one carries willingly, oblivious to the pitiful legacy of a team that revels in its own disgrace.
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While LRA mobile was down this weekend, I had to take care of my 4-year old alone, without the outlet of sharing my bad takes. 0 out of 5. Would not recommend.
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Thankful to be busy over the weekend
Also the Celtics played , helpful…
and USC and UCLA were entertaining - lived in LA for 20 years so they are mostly my college football teams I actually watch.
Also - Dallas and Buffalo are barely even playoff teams as of today.
I discovered I have a 4-year old.
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I think we’re back
Posted on mobile
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so fucked
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