"I do not wish to be understood" and that's why I wrote a book about myself

Houston thrives in the chaos.

A snippet from our opening segment.

Leading with "was that a foul on the last play?" when every replay makes it clear that it wasn't, instead of focusing on how good the game was, is...a choice

The announcers also pointed out 3-4 bad calls that went Auburn's way over the course of the game, and only 1 that went Houston's way IIRC. Utterly bonkers to have your takeaway from the game be "well they should've called more fouls on Houston"

The wild Auburn fans shit is simultaneously loving Pearl's post-game "we play physical defense, too. We fly around, too" comments and also defending their massive FT margin with "Well yea, it should've been even bigger given how y'all play defense"

The replay made it very clear that the no-call at the end was correct!

I don't need to be this stressed about hoops in November but hey for a big semi-road win I'll take it

Yea big same

Like he beat him to the spot with time to spare. Not even close.

18 points, 3 dimes, 0 turnovers is an insane half from a freshman

Houston also like 8 shocking misses on easy layups

I don't have a strong opinion, as I'm not sure how much of home-court advantage is not having to travel to the game vs playing in an arena you're already used to shooting in. Just noticed and was curious. Appreciate the reply!

Most people: "America's descent into fascism is bad"
TCW: "You are too certain of that"
What an intellect on that guy