I wrote about why 'oh no the rays and brewers are terrible for ratings' is silly and who cares
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man, team, lose games.
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you didn't ask for a 24 team college football playoff. you're getting it anyway.
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the weirdest part about these contract disputes, etc...none of it really matters much
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Congratulations. Now help us make the playoff.
A @NobelPrize for a Badger 🏅
Congratulations to Francis Halzen, named the 2026 Nobel laureate in physics for his groundbreaking work with @uw_icecube to advance our understanding of neutrinos and the universe’s most energetic events.
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Sometimes, nice guys finish first. On Brandon McNulty's stunning win at the World Championships.
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I didn't get to it in the column but I really enjoyed the @Served_Podcast stunt of doing their show in a SUV on the way home at 2-3 AM or so. Really captured the goofy/exhausted vibe of a tournament that puts a strain on even the people just there to watch...
the man who didn't know he won the us open, plus what's next for shelton, sabalenka, and Serena and why I'm not that freaked about tennis influencers
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Tennis at 3:33 AM isn't cool. It's ridiculous.
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How dare college football mess with the joy of mocking Wolverines
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There's an extremely fun and close "border war" playing out in bass fishing between the best Canadian angler and the best U.S. contender.
And it's happening on Lake...Ontario.
Fish, politics, technology, yes please!
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