I’d actually have been impressed had she written it after beheading.

Oh yes. A lot of people I know in the middle of this one. Every day it gets more astounding how poorly this has been handled.

DOWN GOES ST. JOHN'S 👀

John Calipari and the Arkansas Razorbacks stun the West Region's No. 2 seed to advance to the Sweet 16.

WHAT. A. GAME.

(10) Arkansas defeat (7) Kansas in the first-round of the men’s NCAA Tournament.

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I've shot the bridges in #Pittsburgh in black and gold a thousand times, and I'm gonna do it ten thousand more, but this one is up there as a favorite. On Monday morning the rivers were like mirrors, and I probably coulda flipped this image without anyone knowing the difference.

CALIPARI RETURNS TO KENTUCKY AND GETS A DUB

COACH CALIPARI SILENCES THE HATERS 😮

Arkansas goes into Rupp Arena and UPSETS No. 12 Kentucky‼️

I cannot express the amount to which this episode impressed me at the time and stuck with me over the years. A seminal moment in my childhood.

Just an amazing sunrise in #Pittsburgh this morning, with vibrant color spreading the entire way across the horizon. I love capturing fiery skies like this reflecting in the frozen rivers, and today might be my favorite I've ever shot.

My goodness was it cold in #Pittsburgh this morning, and though I enjoy this weather, -7º even had me running for the car. Still, it was worth bouncing around the city for nearly three hours, capturing the frozen rivers and then afterwards a beautiful sunrise. So many images to come.

A couple more views from Friday morning in #Pittsburgh during that beautiful sunrise over the frozen rivers. In the first image I was able to frame PPG Place with icicles on the North Shore, and the second features the sun shining through the Warhol Bridge.

Wisdom from his many years.

A couple views from the Duquesne Incline in #Pittsburgh yesterday morning as the heaviest of the snow was moving through the city. The second image looks like a scene straight out of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.

Snowy neighborhoods in #pittsburgh are some of my favorite subjects in the winter, and Frick Park and the North Side are near the top of that list. On Friday I was able to find this amazing reflection on Reynolds Street before heading over to Manchester for a snowy view of Sheffield Street.

It was a snowglobe kinda night in #Pittsburgh this evening, and I was down on the North Shore to capture it. The bridges are back to their traditional gold instead of the light show that played for the last month, and they looked beautiful beneath the falling snow.

Me too. Great difference in atmosphere here but moreover, not seeing the venom at the other place is the most helpful.

Yes, but place them in the national semifinals anyway. Alabama and Ole Miss need to win their games or shut up.

One of the best in a TV news style of anchor that I fear is gone forever. He just delivered the news.

So Tennessee doesn’t deserve to be here, right? Am I doing this correctly?

Let's Go @indianafootball.bsky.social !!! Beat the DomeHeads !

(haven't liked ND since I was at IU )

I look more like him each day.

Like a bunch of others, also here now and no longer posting on X. Welcome connections from my present in Pittsburgh, my past in Indiana, Florida, and Arkansas. And other interesting folks.