In Case You Missed It

Ethen Meyers • January 1, 2023

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HAPPY NEW YEAR!!  I hope you all had an amazing holiday season.  Welcome to the first installment of In Case You Missed It of 2023.  Let's get it started.


  • Jaylen Waddles acceleration is CRAZY 
  • It’s snowing in Miami! What a time lol
  • Ja Morant has the wildest ALMOST posters in history
  • Nickelodeon did Russ so dirty lmao
  • AARON GORDON MY GOODNESS
  • The Broncos fired Hackett. Saints should follow suit 
  • The Dominican Republic team for the World Baseball Classic is ridiculous 
  • Ashton Dulin just got JACKED UP 
  • Naji Marshall is HOOPIN 
  • JJ Watt should be a first ballot Hall Of Famer. One of the best to ever do it. Congrats on one hell of a career!
  • I love when Luka doesn’t play like white James Harden
  • The Knicks, Knicked lol 
  • Luka has 54 19 & 10 and still has to play OT
  • He ends with 60 21 & 10. First ever 60/20/10 game in history. Unreal 
  • Why Killian knocked that man out?! 
  • Zion has owned Rudy his entire career 
  • The Tarheels are playing the wrong Futbol
  • ZION WILLIAMSON IS HERE 
  • THATS THE MVP 
  • Buddy Hield with the quickest bucket I’ve ever seen 
  • I don’t see a timeline where Wemby isn’t the greatest player to ever touch a basketball 
  • The mayo bath for the Dukes mayo bowl is gross 
  • CJ is UNCONSCIOUS right now
  • LeBron is going crazy tonight. He’s 38 today 
  • CHRISTIAN. JAMES. MCCOLLUM. New franchise record holder for 3’s in a game 
  • DeAron Fox is my new hero for doing this to Olynyk
  • Path to the Larry O’ B coming through The Blender. Believe dat 
  • Bryce Young put that ball ON THE MONEY 
  • Good for TCU!
  • I’m convinced Luka practices missed free throws
  • I have no idea how Georgia survived!!
  • TYLER HERRO FOR THE WIN

That'll do it folks!! Enjoy your new year! See you next week!

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