Chiggie Anusiem was a talented Cal CB who transferred to Colorado State after getting in the dog house for his inconsistent play. He did pretty well at CSU, earning HM all conference. He is currently a bubble roster player on the Browns and has no stats due to him being on the bench nearly the whole time.
Chase Garbers was the starter for the UFL San Antonio Brahmas last season. He got injured and lost his starting job but then returned for the inaugural UFL Championship game. He is no longer on the Brahmas roster and his backup role has been usurped by Furdie Kevin Hogan.
Depends which ziploc bag you find. Over the weekend I had a singapore dollar coin on the counter when I emptied out my backpack to use skiing and No 3 saw it and thought it was pretty cool. From traveling, I've got some Euros, Yen, Singapore dollars, Canadian dollars, I think some Taiwan dollars, and S Korean won.
Might be late on this but Adolescence -- a British show on Netflix -- is brilliant. One of those shows like The Wire that's on a whole other level of television.
I love how they kept calling Goldberg a liar and saying that nothing in the chat was classified, so then he went and published the details which clearly should have been classified.
Now of course the argument is that Goldberg was wrong to publish these national secrets. You mean the conversation that wasn't classified?
Basketball is, at times, a simple sport. See ball, shoot ball, hope it goes in. It’s a more complicated game than that, of course, but sometimes the autopsy for a game still boils down to that. And at some level, that was the case for Tuesday’s 112-86 demolition of the Golden State Warriors by the Miami Heat.
The Dodgers spring has officially come to an end, as they defeated the Angels 4-1 to capture an exhibition series win on Tuesday at Angel Stadium.
Dustin May was given the start for the Dodgers, with the plan to have him go a full five innings of work, similar to how they managed Tyler Glasnow in Monday’s game.
The No. 3 California men's swimming & diving team will conclude the season this week in Federal Way, Washington, at the 2025 NCAA Men's Swimming & Diving Championships, hosted by Washington State at the Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center.
Coming off its first-ever ACC championship, the Golden Bears look to continue its success at the NCAA Championships after 14 consecutive top-two finishes at the event. The Bears have captured eight team national championships and have finished runners-up on nine occasions.
Bernardo Munk Mesa earned the California men's tennis team's first ACC weekly honor when he was named the ACC Freshman of the Week after clinching recent Cal road wins at No. 6 Virginia and No. 63 Virginia Tech.
Last Friday against the Cavaliers with the match tied 3-3, Munk Mesa won in a clutch three-set performance over Mans Dahlberg 6-4, 3-6, 7-6(5) to hand the Golden Bears a 4-3 victory. On Sunday against the Hokies, the Spaniard prevailed in another tight match over Victor Kimpel 7-6(4), 7-6(7) to secure an eventual 7-0 win for Cal and improve his singles record to 12-9.
California women's tennis senior Jessica Alsola was named the ACC Player of the Week and paired with Mao Mushika to earn the ACC Doubles Team of the Week award, the conference office announced Tuesday. The Golden Bears were honored for their play in Cal's recent victories at No. 2 Virginia and No. 54 Virginia Tech.
The popular Bark At The Park returns to Stu Gordon Stadium on April 5, when Cal hosts No. 6 Clemson in an ACC baseball showdown. First pitch is at 2 p.m. PT. All dogs will receive a Fetch-it Toy and their own ticket for entry into the event.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Jacob French has become the first Cal baseball player to be named Atlantic Coast Conference Baseball Player of the Week. French was honored for his performances in games played March 17-23.
California track & field's Johnny Goode and Brandon Cheeks II have been named the ACC Men's Track Athlete of the Week and ACC Men's Freshman of the Week, respectively, as announced by the conference Tuesday. This is the first ACC weekly honor for both men, as well as the fifth and sixth recognition by any Golden Bear this year.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The California softball team (24-7) picked up a win over Howard (11-16), 9-3, on Tuesday at Nationals Youth Academy in Washington. D.C.
California rugby's Rand Santos and Solomon Williams have been named 2025 Rudy Scholz Award nominees. The Golden Bear duo joins 20 other men's rugby players from across the nation on the nomination list for recognition as the best collegiate men's rugby player of the year.
In the comments under the post on Troy Taylor's dismissal, a regular poster, Rugbear, has figured out what the problem there is: it's a "woke institution." I guess those crazy wokesters will never learn and will continue -- along with DEI -- to destroy all they touch.
WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
Cam Goode was on the Dolphins 2024 roster. He is a bubble roster player and is trying to extend his career to a fifth season
https://www.miamidolphins.com/team/players-roster/cameron-goode/
Happy for Cam’s tenacity.
Chiggie Anusiem was a talented Cal CB who transferred to Colorado State after getting in the dog house for his inconsistent play. He did pretty well at CSU, earning HM all conference. He is currently a bubble roster player on the Browns and has no stats due to him being on the bench nearly the whole time.
https://www.espn.com/nfl/player/_/id/4360475/chigozie-anusiem
Chase Garbers was the starter for the UFL San Antonio Brahmas last season. He got injured and lost his starting job but then returned for the inaugural UFL Championship game. He is no longer on the Brahmas roster and his backup role has been usurped by Furdie Kevin Hogan.
https://www.theufl.com/teams/san-antonio/roster
The Mets unveiled the mascots for the five Boroughs. If the SF East Bay had a similar race, who what would the mascots be?
https://www.mlb.com/news/mets-introduce-five-borough-race-mascots
GG bridge, wine bottle, microchip, gold nugget and a cable car
If you were to find a foreign coin in your house, which country of origin would be the most likely?
Singapore
I've lived in the US for a decade now and I still find them all the time in random pockets and pouches
Depends which ziploc bag you find. Over the weekend I had a singapore dollar coin on the counter when I emptied out my backpack to use skiing and No 3 saw it and thought it was pretty cool. From traveling, I've got some Euros, Yen, Singapore dollars, Canadian dollars, I think some Taiwan dollars, and S Korean won.
Yeah I think there is a ziploc bag somewhere in my parents house that has a collection of pre-euro coins (kronners for sure) and Mexican pesos.
A Peso.
I have some from Finland some from the UK, maybe a French and Italian one as well.
UK
DBD AV Club
TIL: Eddie Van Halen is half-Asian. His mom is Dutch-Indonesian.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_Van_Halen#Early_life,_family_and_education
Yup! Though I think he's more like a quarter as his mom was mixed. But she was from Indonesia for sure.
His brother got more of the Asian features I think, but you could see it more in Eddie as he aged.
Might be late on this but Adolescence -- a British show on Netflix -- is brilliant. One of those shows like The Wire that's on a whole other level of television.
Puffy
I'm glad puffy jackets are back in fashion. They're so comfy for cold, dry winter days.
or is it P-Diddy now.
Government crap
The US had about 7x more reported Covid deaths in 2024 than the rest of the world combined.
https://data.who.int/dashboards/covid19/deaths
We’re #1, we’re #1. I wonder though about how accurate any of the reporting is. Is anyone really paying attention anymore.
US Special Envoy in Russian negotiations starts spouting Russian speaking points
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/trump-envoy-witkoff-sparks-outcry-after-backing-kremlin/story?id=120113827
RFK Jr cuts more than half of the CDC's budget by killing Covid funding
https://arstechnica.com/health/2025/03/cdc-rocked-by-top-level-departures-loss-of-11-4b-in-covid-funding/
Tulsi Gabbard and CIA Director John Ratliffe repeatedly lie to the Senate Intelligence Committee
https://www.politico.com/news/2025/03/25/intel-chiefs-squirm-in-senate-spotlight-amid-signal-chat-debacle-00004360
If the information isn’t classified I wouldn’t mind seeing a transcript.
Here you go:
https://imgur.com/a/breaking-below-is-entire-transcript-of-messages-from-signal-group-chat-just-released-by-jeffrey-goldberg-atlantic-hkD7Cdm
I love how they kept calling Goldberg a liar and saying that nothing in the chat was classified, so then he went and published the details which clearly should have been classified.
Now of course the argument is that Goldberg was wrong to publish these national secrets. You mean the conversation that wasn't classified?
Thanks, I found it in the meantime too.
We have our best teenagers/early 20s kids on the case
https://www.mediaite.com/tv/natsec-advisor-says-elon-musk-is-probing-major-security-leak-we-have-the-best-technical-minds-looking-at-how-this-happened/
Texas looks to ban even more books
https://saobserver.com/texas-advances-bill-criminalizing-teachers-for-assigning-catcher-in-the-rye/
Pro
A's, once again, lose the off day.
Giants beat the Tigers, 4-3.
Russ to NY Giants. I can hear the boos already
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/44406525/sources-free-agent-russell-wilson-agrees-deal-giants
OPENING DAY IS TOMORROW
And the Chicago White Sox have been eliminated already
Warriors, still missing Steph Curry get destroyed by Heat in Jimmy Butler III’s return
https://www.goldenstateofmind.com/2025/3/25/24394059/warriors-heat-scores-recap-jimmy-butler-iii-andrew-wiggins-steph-curry-injury
Basketball is, at times, a simple sport. See ball, shoot ball, hope it goes in. It’s a more complicated game than that, of course, but sometimes the autopsy for a game still boils down to that. And at some level, that was the case for Tuesday’s 112-86 demolition of the Golden State Warriors by the Miami Heat.
From what I saw of this game, the Warriors were incredibly sloppy on their end, regardless of Miami's hot shooting. Turnovers galore.
Dodgers close out spring with exhibition series win over Angels
https://www.truebluela.com/2025/3/25/24394023/dodgers-angels-freeway-series-game-recap
The Dodgers spring has officially come to an end, as they defeated the Angels 4-1 to capture an exhibition series win on Tuesday at Angel Stadium.
Dustin May was given the start for the Dodgers, with the plan to have him go a full five innings of work, similar to how they managed Tyler Glasnow in Monday’s game.
Cal
[MSWIM] No. 3 Bears Head To NCAA Championships
https://calbears.com/news/2025/3/25/mens-swimming-diving-no-3-bears-head-to-ncaa-championships.aspx
The No. 3 California men's swimming & diving team will conclude the season this week in Federal Way, Washington, at the 2025 NCAA Men's Swimming & Diving Championships, hosted by Washington State at the Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center.
Coming off its first-ever ACC championship, the Golden Bears look to continue its success at the NCAA Championships after 14 consecutive top-two finishes at the event. The Bears have captured eight team national championships and have finished runners-up on nine occasions.
[MTEN] Munk Mesa Named ACC Freshman Of The Week
https://calbears.com/news/2025/3/25/mens-tennis-munk-mesa-named-acc-freshman-of-the-week.aspx
Bernardo Munk Mesa earned the California men's tennis team's first ACC weekly honor when he was named the ACC Freshman of the Week after clinching recent Cal road wins at No. 6 Virginia and No. 63 Virginia Tech.
Last Friday against the Cavaliers with the match tied 3-3, Munk Mesa won in a clutch three-set performance over Mans Dahlberg 6-4, 3-6, 7-6(5) to hand the Golden Bears a 4-3 victory. On Sunday against the Hokies, the Spaniard prevailed in another tight match over Victor Kimpel 7-6(4), 7-6(7) to secure an eventual 7-0 win for Cal and improve his singles record to 12-9.
[WTEN] Alsola, Mushika Collect ACC Weekly Honors
https://calbears.com/news/2025/3/25/womens-tennis-alsola-mushika-collect-acc-weekly-honors.aspx
California women's tennis senior Jessica Alsola was named the ACC Player of the Week and paired with Mao Mushika to earn the ACC Doubles Team of the Week award, the conference office announced Tuesday. The Golden Bears were honored for their play in Cal's recent victories at No. 2 Virginia and No. 54 Virginia Tech.
[BASE] Bark At The Park Set For April 5
https://calbears.com/news/2025/3/25/baseball-bark-at-the-park-set-for-april-5.aspx
The popular Bark At The Park returns to Stu Gordon Stadium on April 5, when Cal hosts No. 6 Clemson in an ACC baseball showdown. First pitch is at 2 p.m. PT. All dogs will receive a Fetch-it Toy and their own ticket for entry into the event.
[BASE] Jacob French Named ACC Player Of The Week
https://calbears.com/news/2025/3/25/baseball-jacob-french-named-acc-player-of-the-week.aspx
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Jacob French has become the first Cal baseball player to be named Atlantic Coast Conference Baseball Player of the Week. French was honored for his performances in games played March 17-23.
[T&F] Goode, Cheeks II Pick Up ACC Honors
https://calbears.com/news/2025/3/25/track-field-goode-cheeks-ii-pick-up-acc-honors.aspx
California track & field's Johnny Goode and Brandon Cheeks II have been named the ACC Men's Track Athlete of the Week and ACC Men's Freshman of the Week, respectively, as announced by the conference Tuesday. This is the first ACC weekly honor for both men, as well as the fifth and sixth recognition by any Golden Bear this year.
[SB] Cal Uses 3 Straight Home Runs In Fourth To Top Howard
https://calbears.com/news/2025/3/25/softball-cal-uses-3-straight-home-runs-in-fourth-to-top-howard.aspx
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The California softball team (24-7) picked up a win over Howard (11-16), 9-3, on Tuesday at Nationals Youth Academy in Washington. D.C.
[RUGBY] Santos, Williams Tabbed Scholz Award Nominees
https://calbears.com/news/2025/3/25/rugby-santos-williams-tabbed-scholz-award-nominees.aspx
California rugby's Rand Santos and Solomon Williams have been named 2025 Rudy Scholz Award nominees. The Golden Bear duo joins 20 other men's rugby players from across the nation on the nomination list for recognition as the best collegiate men's rugby player of the year.
Go Bears!!!
ELSEWHERE IN COLLEGE
In the comments under the post on Troy Taylor's dismissal, a regular poster, Rugbear, has figured out what the problem there is: it's a "woke institution." I guess those crazy wokesters will never learn and will continue -- along with DEI -- to destroy all they touch.
BREAKING: Stanfurd, the preeminent university for creating private equity billionaires, has gone woke by respecting women and punishing bad behavior.