Allen Kenney

Which teams have overachieved relative to their roster?

This graph compares the quality of each team's resume to their preseason roster grade at EvanMiya.com. Teams above the middle gray area have significantly out-performed their roster talent👇

Like putting a Twitch streamer in charge of national defense

The clips from Hegseth today are downright demented

Man, I honestly didn’t need to know the answer to “What happens when you put a sociopathic game-show host with dementia in charge of everything?”

Since nothing else is going on, I thought I’d share that I enjoyed the first season of “Ponies” on Peacock

Man, The Pioneer Woman’s kids could not look less enthused about being their mom’s film crew

People are really upset about this Miami, OH team getting screwed even though it hasn’t happened yet

NCAA Basketball was no Dick Vitale’s “Awesome, Baby!” College Hoops

Blatant Homerism: Who needs luck? — Through the Keyhole Were the Oklahoma Sooners a lucky team in 2025, and what does the answer mean for the 2026 team?

New article for @keyholepod.bsky.social on the idea OU was lucky in 2025. I also looked at a couple interesting college basketball coaches for… reasons.
www.keyholepod.com/keyhole-arti...

Think McCasland has to be one of the top 3-5 coaches in MCBB

Blatant Homerism: Who needs luck? — Through the Keyhole Were the Oklahoma Sooners a lucky team in 2025, and what does the answer mean for the 2026 team?

New article for @keyholepod.bsky.social on the idea OU was lucky in 2025. I also looked at a couple interesting college basketball coaches for… reasons.
www.keyholepod.com/keyhole-arti...

Looks like "Paradise" is going to do a time travel thing now. Is it not possible to come up with a different theme for these shows?

I'm as tired of the "if this happened during the Biden administration..." thing as anyone. But it really is demoralizing to know the media would be hounding a competent White House over this, and here it's just a regular Tuesday.

Now the Republicans in Congress, who are on course to get slaughtered in the midterms, have to wait to find out if Trump will let them keep this win

When do we get our refunds?

Blatant Homerism: Breaking the hiring cycle — Through the Keyhole The Oklahoma Sooners have broken away from their tendency to bring on coaches with ties to the football program.

New article for @keyholepod.bsky.social on OU's latest coaching hires www.keyholepod.com/keyhole-arti...

Not just CFB - a conversation about anything

Outkick special correspondent Josh Pate

I have this thing where I keep watching these Netflix shows that are terrible. It’s currently “His & Hers.”

Yo

Bingo

Blatant Homerism: Combine invites are a good sign for Sooners — Through the Keyhole Ten Oklahoma Sooners landed invitations to this year’s NFL scouting combine, a sign that the talent in the program is on the upswing.

Column for @keyholepod.bsky.social about promising news for OU regarding the NFL combine www.keyholepod.com/keyhole-arti...

YouTube video by EpicCommercialTV Dorito's Super Bowl Commercial 2009 "Magic Ball"

The Super Bowl ad that will never be topped youtu.be/-NnIhU0tvUY?...

I don’t know how Thaler made it through this without crashing out. Stewart sounds moronic.

Even for Jason Statham, "A Working Man" is flat-out ridiculous. D.

Every OU hoops game is the same

Much obliged, Chris

That seems like a Gordian Knot of a message - "Vote for me because I will undo the unpopular policies of an administration that I was part of"

Blatant Homerism: Offseason scattershooting — Through the Keyhole Observations about Indiana's national championship, upheaval in college football and impact newcomers for the Oklahoma Sooners.

New article with random observations about Indiana's national championship; college football fans riding in a plane being built in midair; and the Sooners' impact newcomers www.keyholepod.com/keyhole-arti...

Trump-administration officials and MAGA influencers have repeatedly called these activists “violent” and said they are involved in “riots.” But the resistance in Minnesota is largely characterized by a conscious, strategic absence of physical confrontation. Activists have made the decision to emphasize protection, aid, and observation. When matters escalate, it is usually the choice of the federal agents. Of the three homicides in Minneapolis this year, two were committed by federal agents. “There’s been an incredible, incredible response from the community. I’ve seen our neighbors go straight from allies to family—more than family—checking in on each other, offering food and rides for kids and all kinds of support, alerting each other if there’s ICE or any kind of danger,” Malika Dahir, a local activist of Somali descent, told me. If the Minnesota resistance has an overarching ideology, you could call it “neighborism”—a commitment to protecting the people around you, no matter who they are or where they came from. The contrast with the philosophy guiding the Trump administration couldn’t be more extreme. Vice President Vance has said that “it is totally reasonable and acceptable for American citizens to look at their next-door neighbors and say, ‘I want to live next to people who I have something in common with. I don’t want to live next to four families of strangers.’” Minnesotans are insisting that their neighbors are their neighbors whether they were born in Minneapolis or Mogadishu. That is, arguably, a deeply Christian philosophy, one apparently loathed by some of the most powerful Christians in America.

One thing I found deeply moving about resistance in the Twin Cities was the universalism of loving your neighbor, the philosophy driving the opposition to the ICE/BP invasion. I couldn't help but notice the contrast with the blood and soil-ism of Miller and Vance. www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/0...