Ricky O'Donnell

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writer, editor, associate director of programming @SBNation

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This Darryn Peterson situation feels specifically designed to make people (especially emotional college sports fans) lose their minds. He asks out of the game mid-play with 2:30 left leading to a Kansas turnover, and immediately exits. I can't remember anything like this before.

Leonard Miller shakes Alperen Sengun out of his shoes

Miguel Vargas is a monster. Whiffs on the high cutter, then knocks the next pitch out on a high fastball

Matas Buzelis jukes Luka with the behind-the-back dribble and baseline dunk, whew

omg Mikel Brown Jr.

Rob Dillingham setting up Matas Buzelis for the baseline dunk

JOSH GIDDEY FOR THE WIN

Tyler Tanner doesn't just exist on spreadsheets

Caleb Wilson looking like a top-5 pick himself in his matchup with Darryn Peterson. Wilson's length/motor/athleticism all standing out, and he has more scoring punch than I anticipated. Still need to see if he can shoot, but he's impacting the game in so many areas.

Kasparas Jakucionis for the win

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Small chance Cam Boozer falls to No. 4, but Caleb Wilson is the most likely Bulls pick. That would be great. This is the best highlight tape of any prospect this year, via Pitless

Jayden Quaintance on why he shut it down after four games at Kentucky this season

A truly insane 30-seconds from the Bulls' YouTube channel on the night they traded Jimmy Butler. John Paxson looks soooo happy. Bunch of white guys giving themselves a raucous round of applause for making one of the worst NBA trades in recent memory.

From Cooper Flagg to Cameron Boozer to Boumtje Boumtje, Duke's scouting is as good as it gets. You can keep anyone from the 2027 draft. I'll take JBB in 2028.

Calipari just ruined Maleek Thomas' would-be game-tying three with a timeout, and Maleek is not happy

Ayo Dosunmu crunch-time takeover for the hospital Bulls tonight, shot 9-for-9 in the second half. Look at these late buckets:

Liked what I saw out of Noa Essengue. Four blocks, two steals, two offensive rebounds, only one turnover. He's going to challenge a lot of shots with his length, and looks confident driving with his strong hand. Also continues to be a foul magnet. Gotta start making free throws.

The improvement in Bulls' offensive process since LaVine went out has been stunning. Vuc is shining as a passing hub: he's the best basketball brain they have, and his quick processing is setting up everyone else for open looks. Iso ball is out; this looks like real NBA offense

Jerry Reinsdorf has let his franchises slip into decay. From my WGN appearance last night:

Thanks to CHGO Bulls for having me on to talk about my Caleb Wilson feature. I think I got a lot of encouraging intel on him. Shout out to Big DAVE for actually reading the whole thing!

I regret to report the end of Bulls/Rockets was incredible. Five made threes inside the last 90 seconds (including two wild ones by Kevin Durant), then Matas seals it with a drive and score with 10 seconds left. The Bulls are hustling backwards, but fun game.

Thread of Zach LaVine giving buckets to every Celtics player last night. Starting with Derrick White, who had a lot of shots ripped in his face. Dedicating this to my friend Michael Pina

That Bulls fourth quarter was truly one of the ages. Out-scored the Lakers 44-26. Went 11/13 from three. Scored 9 points in the final 12 seconds, and won on a halfcourt buzzer-beater. Here's every made three from the fourth quarter last night. Insane stuff.