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First, Baylor. Then, Kansas State. And Saturday, it was Kansas, before one of the loudest crowds to ever watch a Big 12 title game.

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No, I did not pick Giannis for MVP, but yes, he deserves credit. The Bucks’ stifling defense is well-drilled and a team effort, but it wouldn’t work without him being able to freelance away from the ball and alter angles with his absurd length. He’ll cover ground, take away passing lanes and protect the rim as well as anyone, and while we’ve talked a lot about his ascension as a player, he probably still isn’t getting enough credit for his work on this end. The advanced stats love him, too. Sorry, Rudy Gobert.

Cam Reddish is out of the starting lineup for Duke due to a knee issue for its East Region semifinal against Virginia Tech. Reddish originally was listed among the first five for the game, but shortly before introductions, a new lineup was announced, with sophomore guard Alex O’Connell listed instead.

“It’s not going to be like ’81 at all. It’s going to be a shitload harder. Ten times harder.”

The Nature Conservancy’s goal for the project was to prove that conservation and agriculture could coexist. “We will retain agriculture and ranch production,” an employee of the organization assured community members who feared that outsiders like the government and environmentalists were trying to force farmers off their land. The Nature Conservancy did continue to lease its irrigated pastures, which Babcock described as “green as Ireland,” to local ranchers. Cattle could graze on the Shasta Big Springs as before, though now with several stipulations, like fencing off the river from cows, the organization said.

3. Kevin Durant “You the Real MVP”: Durant tearfully thanking his mother Wanda as he accepted the 2014 NBA Most Valuable Player award was one of the purest moments in recent sports history. Which makes the image’s decontextualization and transformation into a vehicle for emotionally thanking someone for doing something banal all the more hilarious. In a purely postmodern sense, that is. Anyway—to the person who left detailed Amazon reviews for five different brands of in-shoe deodorant: See the above image.

• A dimmable light, tender foreplay and Van Morrison’s Astral Weeks on shuffle. • A DeLorean, 1.21 gigawatts and a page-one rewrite of my formative years.

Similarly, the Champion 304A Classic is a single operator machine capable of producing upwards of 500 pallets per shift, also with the use of recycled or low grade lumber.

7. Lakers Chain Guy: There is no better encapsulation of Lakers exceptionalism in this timeline. This GIF smells like Drakkar Noir.

The Nature Conservancy ultimately struck a deal with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, selling the rights to 19,000 gallons of water per second to the state for $10 million, recouping more than two-thirds of the ranch’s initial cost. It was a risky move that prompted swift backlash from local farmers. California Fish and Wildlife wasn’t invested in the organization’s vision of shared land and water use between ranchers and salmon. They had different plans for their newly acquired water — to leave it in the river.

Predictably, the argument over equal prize money became central to the argument over Kennelly’s title — and the women’s presence in the big wave lineup. The argument is inescapable now and we’re right back into it with the Bells contest and coming swell, predicted to be ginormously humongous. Just as the women struggled with oversized Jaws on the big-wave tour, the Bells lineup will leave some of the CT women fumbling and lost.