Bill DiFilippo

@billdifilippo.bsky.social

Nobody wins unless everybody wins. In Columbus, but New Jersey is our greatest state. 🎙️: @roarlionsroar.com ✍️: https://my-stupid-alma-mater-is-driving-me-nuts.ghost.io/

1. yankees give him an $800 million deal 2. they tell everyone "he's a lefty with pop! perfect for yankee stadium!" 3. mid regular season 4. 1-for-15, 0 HRs, 10 Ks in the ALDS, the one hit is an RBI double when the yankees are up 13-2 in the one game they win 5. returns to MIL at some point

For The Win@forthewin.bsky.social · yesterday

Mics catch Brewers manager clowning Yankees in Jake Bauers message bit.ly/4BNpmaC 📸 Kim Klement Neitzel, IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect

Mics catch Brewers manager clowning Yankees in Jake Bauers message

everyone who claims to care about the integrity of english football and the necessity of following the rules are surprisingly quiet over city needing to go to penalties because brighton were awarded a goal where the goal scorer was clearly offside. interesting!

i don't think penn state should fire campbell obviously and i absolutely understand how the whittingham situation is very different BUT i am interested in how much this applies to penn state too, only without the safety net that is michigan's donor network

Bill Radjewski@collegefootballdata.com · 2d ago

"I don't think it's time to panic." Kyle Whittingham, Monday. Michigan's athletic budget counts on $150.6M from fans and donors this year, more than half of it, with no surplus. Fans won't wait for him to panic. Whittingham has to go after this season. 🧵

Horizontal bar chart of Michigan's FY2027 athletics revenue budget by line. Lines paid by fans and donors (tickets, seat donations, other gifts, merch royalties, concessions and parking) total $150.6M, 51% of the $297.3M budget; Big Ten and TV money is the largest single line.