after two days, my sole takeaway from what happened in Minneapolis is that it's going to happen again, and again, because everyone who could stop it from happening again thinks this is someone else's responsibility

'We're protecting nothing, because we've done nothing. We're a program that's more excited about what lies ahead than protecting what we've already accomplished. And so what lies ahead is BYU.' — Tommy Lloyd

I’ve been scouting and evaluating basketball prospects for the NBA Draft over the last 15 years. Forget the Top 3, this entire 2026 NBA Draft class just feels like something we’ve never seen, and something we may never see again.

BYU, Duke, and Houston have 5 combined losses. 3 of those 5 are to Texas Tech Basketball Who's their next victim? 🤔

Everyone involved in this should be embarrassed.

FINAL in Tuscaloosa: Tennessee 79, Alabama 73 Tough loss for Alabama, but they showed fight. Really feel like they're one or two G-Leaguers and a back-up from the '96 Bulls away from being an SEC title contender 😉😉

The iconic photograph of the train wreck at Montparnasse Station in Paris, France, on 22 October 1895. The train overran a buffer stop and smashed through a window because the driver approached the station too fast. Surprisingly, there was only 1 death as a result of this

Our highest loyalty doesn’t belong to people or parties. It belongs to principles. If you wouldn’t accept it from the “other side,” you shouldn’t accept it from yours. Integrity is upholding your values even when your own group violates them.

Dartmouth President Sian Beilock: “Assuming that most Americans value our mission is a recipe for irrelevance and decline. We must demonstrate to students and families—and to the broader public—that we’ve heard their criticisms and will address them.” Five steps: 1. “Make

13 total losses from the AP Top 10 heading into Week 13 is absolutely unprecedented Just 2 years ago the Top 10 in late January had 34 total losses The next lowest total over the past decade was 2018-19 with 21 total losses The top brass of CBB is HISTORICALLY dominant rn

Arizona vs Michigan on a neutral in March/April - who are you taking?

there are zero other universities in america where your basketball team can be down by 13 at home and still have this atmosphere. BYU needs to be studied.

Scouting report on Arizona's best six players: Jaden Bradley: Big, strong, physical Brayden Burries: Big, strong, physical Ivan Kharchenkov: Big, strong, physical Koa Peat: Big, strong, physical Krivas: Big, strong, physical Awaka: Big, strong, physical Tommy Lloyd has a type.

Final: Arizona 86, BYU 83 Arizona survives a sensational late push by BYU to grab a well earned win. The Wildcats in control the entire game... until the final minute when a 10 point evaporated in a matter of seconds. Bradley and Burries were sensational, especially early.

Bear Down!! 🐻🔽

🚨PETITION TO THE BIG 12🚨 Clearly, fans of both Arizona and BYU fans think Tony Padilla has it out for their team. I’m here to say he just sucks overall. BYU plays Arizona in Tucson on Feb. 18. Like and retweet this tweet to spread the message. WE DO NOT WANT HIM AT THAT GAME

The Arizona guy who catches my eye everytime I watch them is Ivan Kharchenkov. When I watched his German tape, he was definitely a "gets stuff done" guy with smarts/energy. But man, he's turned into such an awesome defender for Arizona. Wouldn't have predicted that Year One.

Arizona nearly gagged away its 21st win Monday night, but Brayden Burries' emergence is a microcosm for just how well-rounded and damn impressive the best team in CBB is. "Honestly, we can get better at everything." 21-0! Overnight column from BYU. cbssports.com/college-basket…

I know a lot is going on but not sure it's breaking through that Iran may have killed nearly 37,000 people in a matter of days.

A side-by-side comparison of Arizona's two 21-0 starts shows just how impressive the Wildcats' current run has been azdesertswarm.com/basketball/752…