Hey gang,
I'm very excited to share the news: Ken Daniels will be joining us on /r/DetroitRedWings for an AMA on FRIDAY 3/12 at 11:30 AM EST! Please note that Ken's time is limited with us so if you have a question be ready to ask it shortly after the AMA thread is posted on Friday.
As a reminder Ken will be promoting the Jamie Daniels Foundation. For more information please take a look at https://jamiedanielsfoundation.org/ > The Jamie Daniels Foundation, a Children’s Foundation initiative, provides education, resources, guidance, and support to people battling Substance Use Disorder so that lives can be saved, and healing can be created within families.
Big thanks to Prashanth Iyer (/u/piyer97, https://twitter.com/iyer_prashanth) and Max Bultman (https://twitter.com/m_bultman) for helping make this happen!
See you then!
On December 23, 2016, Seton Hall beat Rutgers 72-61, a nice, albeit largely unremarkable comeback win highlighted by a 19 point/16 rebound performance from Angel Delgado and called on TV by Fox play-by-play announcer Brian Custer.
But unbeknownst to anyone watching on TV or even Brian Custer himself, they were witnessing the start of one of the strangest, most unlikely streaks in all of college basketball. From that wintery day until today, Seton Hall had won every single game called by Brian Custer.
But just how unbelievable is this 26 game streak? In that stretch, Seton Hall had gone 79-48 in all their games. Assuming Custer was assigned to a random 26 game selection in this period, the odds of the Hall winning all 26 were.....1 in 229,399
That was about 7x less likely than getting a Royal Flush in a hand of Texas Hold 'Em (1 in 30,939) and about as likely as the Davidson Wildcats winning the next 2 national championships (1 in 250,000).
Might be time to start betting on Davidson.
At the concentration camps, they are greeted by Ryan "Tim McCarver is better than Vin Scully" Braun who then immediately murders them
Check it out!
