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NBA Testing Smart Basketballs for 2027 Season

Say what now?

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver reveals the league may introduce “smart basketballs” with embedded microchips as early as 2027.

The goal is to help officials make faster, more accurate calls.

Now this could change basketball in a major way however I don’t know if it’s for the better or not.

The technology could potentially help call games in real time and help determine factors such as exactly when the ball left a player’s hand, whether it crossed the three-point line, or whether a shot beat the buzzer. Just to list a few.

So although the idea of smart basketballs with embedded microchips could make the game more accurate, but it also raises real concerns about how much technology should control the sport. As a sports fan, I’m not sold on it.

22 Year Old Woman Goes Missing After Crash on Atchafalaya Basin Bridge in Louisiana

Ryan Wolfe posted this story and I wanted to share and spread awareness. I hope this beautiful woman is found safe and well.

A 22-year-old Texas mother crashed on a Louisiana interstate in the middle of the night. Then she seemingly vanished.

Her car was there.

Chrissy Munn Holliday was not.

And nearly a week later, her family still doesn’t know where she is or exactly what happened after that crash.

Chrissy left her 4-year-old son with family before driving from the Houston area to Louisiana September 30th.

Her mother says Chrissy told her she was going to Louisiana, but never explained why.

Then came the crash.

WATCH: Victoria Gotti Says She Never Knew Dad John Gotti Was in the Mafia Until Her Wedding Day

Victoria Gotti is often remembered as one of the most notorious “Mafia Princesses” to ever come out of New York’s underworld.

She was the glamorous youngest daughter of John Gotti—the man who would become the infamous boss of the Gambino crime family.

But here’s where the story gets dark…

Victoria has said that, growing up, she didn’t fully understand what her father was involved in. The family had a way of keeping “the life” behind closed doors.

Then came her wedding day.

Thousands of people showed up. Strangers lined the streets. Powerful men paid homage to her father. And suddenly, the stories she had spent years dismissing as rumors didn’t feel like rumors anymore.