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Yes, yes you are.
I find these very interesting. Science is behind many aspects of sports.
No, you are not the only one. There are actually a total of six people in America who don't like the sports science segments. The others are a family of former goat herders from Kazahkstan who entered the country illegally and haven't yet learned any English.
Look, it's cool cause it's marketing for Kentucky, and this one was solid. Both tests were relevant and interesting.. But some of these are pointless and a clear indicator that ESPN was running out of ideas. Like Fultz and Dodgeball? Really? Also, can't help but crack up when they try and compare a player's speed to some wild animal or some shit. I don't know, I'm probably too cynical and bitter. But, Tosh did nail this pretty well..
Scientist here.
They aight. They're about as deep as Bill Nye, and slightly less rigorous than Mythbusters. But hey, some of the episodes are entertaining.
I've watched one episode in my life,, john wall one just because of Wall being in it,, zero to do with the science part... Science sucks balls to me..
Fox was all over ESPN today. I saw him on First Take and Russillo show. Dude is so smooth and well spoken for his age. Kid is going to be a superstar.
Yeah..but the Lakers don't want him. They want Lurch and Daddy and son and son...
The smell test...the smell test...
Some highlights from Fox's day at ESPN
https://www.seccountry.com/kentucky...sketball-espn-nba-draft-lonzo-ball-comparison
https://www.seccountry.com/kentucky...sketball-espn-nba-draft-lonzo-ball-comparison
No. Anyone who saw the Fultz one was robbed of 5 minutes of their lives.
Agreed . Love his demeanor , attitude... everything. One of my fav Cats.
Dudes gonna definitely be a star in the league.
