Holy smokes this team has regressed.

Crap. Look at him in the grey jacket come in
At the end
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AUBURN, Ala. – Auburn’s Johni Broome (Plant City, Fla.) has earned the highest honor in all of college basketball as the Sporting News National College Player of the Year for the 2024-25 season on Wednesday.

Broome led the Tigers to a No. 1 national ranking for a school-record eight consecutive weeks, 16 Quad 1 wins, the 2024 Maui Invitational crown and the program’s fifth Southeastern Conference title (regular season or tournament) over the last eight seasons. He ended the regular season averaging 18.4 points and 10.6 rebounds per game along with turning in 17 double-double performances.

The graduate senior big man was also one of two unanimous selections to the publication’s All-America First Team next to Cooper Flagg of Duke. He becomes the first player in program history to be named national player of the year by any news organization.

The SEC Player of the Year and two-time All-SEC First Team selection was also recently recognized as the co-Player of the Year by the Field of 68 Network and Player of the Year by the NCAA’s Andy Katz and by Jon Rothstein for College Hoops Today.

Things are going to be hairy this weekend for a large portion of the southeast. Be weather aware!

IYKYK

1) make a layup
2) buy the janitor a new Lexus

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Someone kick me in the nuts to make the pain stop.

I’m sure we shortened their lifespans by a few days, but this is hilarious:

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With his 19th double-double of the season, Johni Broome broke an Auburn record that stood for 50 years.

"It means a lot to solidify my name in Auburn history and kind of give back to the university."

RECORD BOOK

Did not realize he went with Dusty May to Michigan. Good for him. Hope he continues to move up in his coaching career.

We will pull ahead.

I believe a first four winner has won at least a round of 64 game every year except 2019

As bad as I hate it I think I’m taking UNC

Left previous job with a sizable 401k, however with my new job it will be a year before I can join their 401K program to rollover.

Should I….

1) leave 401K sitting in old company plan just hanging out for a year

2) Convert to Traditional IRA, company doesn’t have an IRA program, unsure how you would fun this without one

3) Convert to Roth and eat the taxes now but can start back funding immediately myself

Thoughts?

Feel like he deserves a thread too. He played a helluva basketball game tonight, on both ends of the court.