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Linked The Cult because I remember listening to this as the Lakers beat the Celtics in game six at Boston Garden to win the NBA Finals June 1985.

I don't know. I think if Sark would have switched to Arch during the second bye (just before Florida), we would've won the national championship last season.

I have about an 80 gallon barrel pit smoker I welded out of eight gauge steel. It's a single stack three inch adjustable smoker. I'm using a mixture of oak and cedar to smoke sausage from the wild hog I killed last week.

Dirk isn't even a top fifty player.

Given that Dirk was doofus, yes. But at least Dirk wasn't a fat boy.

Meyer was/is a bigger jerk and liar than Herman. That usually doesn't work in Texas.

That's definitely part of it. They mentioned that OSU has many noon games and they don't complain too much. But the guy got real serious when one of the commenters then said playing at noon against Texas shouldn't be a big deal. He said it means a least six points to OSU. Then he said the deal about Arch Manning.

Just heard a Buckeye podcaster say Ohio State should just refuse to play the game at noon. Someone asked why. Podcaster responded: "You can't beat Arch Manning at noon!"

Goobers talking about head coach calling offensive plays. Tom Landry called every defensive and offensive play while head coach of the Dallas Cowboys. Don't give me nonsense about improvement. It ain't improved.

They could lose five without Texas beating them.

Ask Sark if he thinks Kobe was the best round about 2006 when the media kept giving MVPs to Nash.

Ask Sark if he thinks Kobe was the best round about 2006 when the media kept giving MVPs to Nash.

I'm saying Kobe was the best basketball player in the world during the NBA Finals in 2000. Watch the game four tape, CJ. Larry Bird said Kobe was the best player in the world in after the game. Bird has some credibility because he was the best player in the world from 1981-1984. He was 25 when he became the best.

I'm thinking the only time the best football player in the world was a Texas Longhorn was Earl Campbell from 1979-1981. We need Arch to extend this.

You talkin one sweep against ten. Where does this crap come from? Lakers were swept by the Sixers in the 1983 NBA Finals. Lakers beat the Sixers in two out of three Finals in 80s. Lakers beat the Celtics in two out of three Finals in the 80s. One year doesn't erase fifty years. Saying that, Brick sucks.

Reminds me of Bobby warning Gerry not to go too far in saying Collin Simmons might be the best defensive player in "college" football. I mean hell. Arch better be the best damn player in college football in 2025 by a long shot. Arch should be the best football player in world by 2027. Arch is 21 now. Kobe was the best player in the world when he was 21.

How many best players in the world have the Lakers had? Wilt, Jerry West, Kareem, Magic, Shaq, Kobe. What are we talking about?

Kobe won five. Kobe was the best player in the world from 2001-2010. Mavs have never had the best player in the world.

I guess the Mavs are top notch. I mean we got Lakers, Warriors, Celtics, Spurs, Heat, Kobe, Steph, LeBrick, KD, Tatum and Jokic. I mean, Dirk ain't even pansy Jokic. Stop blowing smoke. Aggy gonna claim Manziel. He was more important than anything Mavs did. Furthermore, fat boy Luka gonna be the downfall of this Lakers team. This is Luka compared to NBA greats. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZt7J0iaUD0

For evidence. Kobe didn't average 38 a game in 2001. He averaged 38 a game against the Spurs (who were supposed to be the best defensive team in the league that year) in the regular season and playoffs in 2001. That what the Mavs ain't got.

Watched an interview with Ryan Day talk about the "myth" of The Natural. Therein he claimed that players don't "rise" to the occasion; rather they sink to the floor of their training when they're in the most stressful moments. He said Reggie Jackson hit homers every day, not just in the World Series. If that was true, Reggie would have 162 homers a year. That's Mr. Third Base for you. That's the Mavs.

Being plus one on the Aggies doesn't mean much. We're talking histrionics and general knowledge of the game.

Mavs fans are the Aggies of the NBA. They're so wrapped up and warped within some alternate cognitive field that they have no clue. Again, I blame this on Cuban for brainwashing them for twenty years.

Gotta believe Flagg is about as excited as Arch would be if he found out he was playing for Jerry and the Cowboys.

Ahh, the Mavs fans... It's the refs... It's the GM... It's the schedule... It's the universe...