The National Basketball Association's draft is one of the strangest nights in sports. Every major sport has a draft, but none quite compare with the basketball version. Sure, the NFL draft is more fun and has Mel Kiper Jr.
There's a Nike commercial that came out a couple of months ago: Spike Lee is sitting on stairs reading to children about Michael Jordan.
Would you still watch the NBA if the players could jump 15 feet in the air? Of course you would, because let's face it, the only reason we watch the NBA now is because the players jump higher and move faster than people like us ever could. So what's wrong with a substance that allows athletes to recover faster, jump higher, lift more, and hit more home runs.
With seven minutes left in Saturday's game, Harvard cut a nine-point deficit down to nothing. Suddenly the game looked over, Harvard had all the momentum and loss number 10 seemed imminent for the Big Green.