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Skip Bayless hits new low, calls out high-school basketball star for…not picking Bayless’ alma mater
Nicholas Hunt(Photo by Nicholas Hunt/Getty Images)To paraphrase a “Team America” quote, when you look at Skip Bayless,you see the true ugliness of human nature.
Bayless, everyone's favorite vitriolic, all-CAPS YouTube comment come to life, hit a new low Monday night. Following five-star basketball prospect Romeo Langford's decision to attend Indiana University, the garbage spewing personality decided to chime in with a take that turned to ice once it left his lips:
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Yes, because Vanderbilt basketball is a cauldron of champions. It's churned out legends like Will Perdue, Festus Ezeli, and John Jenkins, and they had that historic 1965 Elite 8 run. People forget about that. Why would Langford go to a university that's won five NCAA Championships and served as an NBA springboard, where each game is treated like homecoming by the state? Oh, and Bloomington's a mere 90 minutes from Langford's family. C..
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Romo misses out on local US Open qualifying
PLANO, Texas (AP) Tony Romo didn’t get out of the opening stage in another failed attempt to play in the U.S. Open.
Romo three-putted his opening hole at Gleneagles Country Club, made only two birdies and shot a 5-over 77 on Monday in the 18-hole local qualifier. The top eight finishers from Gleneagles advance to 36-hole sectional qualifying on June 4.
Romo, the retired Dallas Cowboys quarterback and NFL analyst for CBS Sports, failed to get through local qualifying for the second straight year.
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He was tied for 24th among the first half of the field, meaning he would miss advancing by at least five shots.
Romo played his first PGA Tour event in March in the Dominican Republic and had rounds of 77-82, missing the cut.
This Will Smith/Philadelphia 76ers hype video will turn any fan into a #Process acolyte
Although we certainly don't advocate bandwagon jumping, there's a good chance your favorite NBA team is done for the season. (And we're including Jazz and Pelicans fans in this group, because no chance you guys are stopping a Warriors-Rockets conference finals showdown.) As such, you may be looking to latch your rooting interests to one of the remaining clubs. Out of those remaining eight six, it's hard not to be dazzled by the Philadelphia 76ers. Ben Simmons is the second coming of Magic Johnson, Joel Embiid is as disruptive down low as he is on Twitter, the owner helped free Meek Mill, the team's practice facility has a four-point line and they ring a sweet Liberty Bell knockoff before tip-off. Save for Kevin Hart trying to insert himself into the proceedings, what's not to love?
But, in case you needed one extra push, here's Will Smith dropping a totally unnecessary but ridiculously stimulating hype video on Monday afternoon:
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Vermont country club trolls members with horrible spring clean-up memo
Andrew RedingtonIt’s been a rough spring for golfers in the northeast and courses have been hit hard. At some facilities—even some private clubs—it’s not unusual for members to pitch in and help clean up the course in order to get it ready for the opening of the season.
Rutland Country Club in Vermont is one such club, and it had its Member Clean-Up Day on April 14th. Nothing unusual about that. However the notice on the club’s website was truly one to behold. In addition to imploring its members to bring their rake and gloves, along with a modest scolding to not play on the course, the notice closed with a sentence full of irony.
FacebookPinterestThat’s because after asking its members to work for free (and, as dues-paying members, in some way actually pay for the privilege of working), the club felt compelled to finish with the following: “Remember, you MUST be current with your dues!” We’re sure whoever’s idea it was to end this memo in such fashion might expect a call from the club..
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If this “Good Will Hunting” accusation is true, everything we know about male friendship is a lie
Eddy Chen (Eddy Chen/ABC via Getty Images)BEN AFFLECK, MATT DAMONIn the canon of bromance movies, “Good Will Hunting” is a universally-loved entry, right there with “The Sandlot,” “Brian's Song” and “Superbad.” A standing added by the real-life friendship of Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, and the remarkable odyssey in getting their script to the silver screen. But, if this accusation regarding the latter is true, everything we know about the movie—and for that matter, male friendship—is a lie.
According to Page Six, a 1962 MIT grad claims “Good Will Hunting” was his idea. Bernhard Cohen says he met producer Chris Moore at a bakery in New York's Upper West Side in the mid-90s and made his movie pitch about a math genius janitor, asking Moore if he knew of anyone who could help complete his idea. Moore, a former classmate of Damon's who served as co-producer on “Good Will Hunting,” allegedly brought Damon to meet Moore a few days later.
“I didn’t have anything in writing. It ..