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My personal philosophy on predictions

Randomly posting this now because it is so hard to watch the game.

Most sane, normal people will adjust a prediction as time goes on, to account for new variables.

Then there the idiots like me who stand on their principle and just take the L because, well, I don't actually know why. But I said it so I stand on it no matter what.

I predicted 6-3 after nine games in August. And I will stick to it and be laughed at.

Who do they play next week? Please say Houston... or SFA...

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Lack of 11A games

I’m hating the fact that there haven’t been many 11A Big 12 games. We’re getting the Pac 12 windows and it’s frustrating. If I want to watch football on a Saturday morning, I’m being forced to watch SEC or Big 10 games. I hope this is something that we fix.

I would rather watch UCF vs BYU in this window or Okstate vs Baylol compared to whatever other games are being played right now.

Houston Rockets. Gonna be fun..

Preseason over. Deadline to get extension for 2011 draftees (Jalen Green and Sengun) is a week away. Offers are forthcoming, but how much? 21 yr Sengun is approaching All Star status. He wanted to improve 3 point and free throw percentages. Small sample, but he is we achieved. He'll get a max deal, or close. Green due to lack of talent, was expected to do everything for two years and as such, played a little out of control and forced shots. Ime made him team oriented, a rebounder, and play controlled.

Rockets are a team loaded with athleticism and youth. Van Vleet, Adams, and Brooks were added to provide leadership and it worked. They traded for Adams and ate his '23 $10 mil salary hoping that he'd fully recover. He looks real good and they now have the other physical and talented center they've been wanting. Eason was kept out and he's 100 percent now. Those choices helped get the Rockets in the lottery and they got lucky. Reed Shepherd (#3 pick) has wowed everyone in summer league, camp, and preseason. The 19 yr old is gonna be a star point guard. Van Vleet will start and tutor Reed this year. Vleet is talented but Rockets will not pick up his option and free $43 mil in cap space to resign Smith, Thompson, and other young stars. No team in the NBA is younger nor more athletic and they bought in to Ime's defensive challenge. Adding Reed, Adams, and Eason, along with the experience gained under Ime last year.... hold on. It's gonna make for a great battle between Mavs, Thunder, and Rockets.

Looking ahead, they traded for 4 of Phoenix's future picks beginning in two years which, looking at their age, cap issues, and probable decline, look to be very valuable. If this team makes a run, they may go all in and package Green and a couple of picks for a top free agent later this year with cap space and picks. 🙂.

Get Sengun and Green contract issues settled this week and sit back and enjoy.
Points. Van Vleet, Reed, Holliday

Small Forwards. Jalen Green, Thompson, Eason, Whitmore, Tate

Power forwards. Brooks, Smith, Jeff Green

Centers. Sengun, Adams, Landale
Amazing depth at every position.

Revenue Generating Opportunities for Tech?

I’d love to hear everyone’s thoughts on where Texas Tech could explore opportunities to boost revenue generation (outside of winning, of course). Should the focus be on expanding sponsorship deals and naming rights, investing in real estate and development projects, or increasing merchandise expansion and licensing?

Additionally, does the city of Lubbock need to invest in improvements like enhancing lodging and hospitality infrastructure, or hosting more destination events and festivals that Texas Tech could capitalize on? What about upgrading transportation infrastructure or offering business incentives to attract large corporations that provide career opportunities, not just jobs?

Beyond DFW and El Paso, Lubbock is the largest metropolitan area until you reach Albuquerque. What types of events could Tech/Lubbock potentially draw from these larger cities? With college athletics increasingly resembling professional sports, the pressure to generate revenue and stay competitive has never been greater. How can Texas Tech and the city of Lubbock seize this moment to their advantage?
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