Golfing Gematria Decoder

Let's start with the fact that this man was born on February 10, the 41st day of the year. This year is all about the flag and 13, and 41 is the 13th prime. He is replacing Sam Bradford. Furthermore, notice how a win against the Seahawks on Sunday would bring both teams' records for this season to 1-3, a lot like 13. Now here's the kicker. Notice how his first start is taking place on his 233rd day of being 21 years old. 233 is the 13th Fibonacci Number. I had a 39 ritual ready to be written for this piece, and that was before I saw the O/U! 39 is important to both Arizona as well as this man himself. Notice how he was the 10th overall pick of the draft out of UCLA . This first start of his is taking place on September 30, 30/9, a lot like 39. And we shouldn't overlook how he apparently weighs 99 kilograms in regards to all of the 13... Thirteen = 99. Nor that he is 218 pounds and was drafted in 2018. Some other notable parallels....

Bobby Fischer, given the title "chess grandmaster." Notice, first off, that he died at the age of 64. There are 64 spaces on a chessboard. Think about that; the man who owns the game with 64 spaces dies at the age of 64. But it gets better. Notice his place of death, Reykjavik, Iceland. 64th parallel North . To add on to the 64 fest, it is interesting that outside of chess, he is mostly known for his "crazy, anti-semitic" remarks and speaking out heavily against Israel. See the video linked.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dab9ZbLtaw Israel = 64 Zion = 64 Thelema = 64 Do What Thou Wilt = 64. Remember, Thelema is the Occult Religion that worships the number 93. Notice Fischer's birthday, March 9, or 9/3 , like 93. The entire history of Israel is 93. They were drawn up September 3, Knesset = 93 among other things. Also interesting is his given title, "chess grandmaster." Let's check the numerologies of his birth and death. Bi...

So Sean Manaea of the Oakland Athletics just threw a no hitter against the Boston Red Sox. There are a few things about this that jump out.     1. Manaea was born 2/1/1992. 2 + 1 + 19 + 92 = 114 (the 114th WS this year)     2. That does not mean that the Athletics will go to the World Series.     3. Zach pointed out last week that the Phillies could potentially go to the WS synching up with the Starbucks incident in the news. Starbucks = 114.     4. The Athletics are originally from Philadelphia. If Philadelphia were to go to the World Series, it would be reminder of how there was a train crash in connection to the NBA finals in 2015 when the Warriors won. The Warriors are in that part of California (Oakland) and they are originally from Philadelphia.     5. Something I figured out right away was that this no hitter was on the same day of the year as Jake Arrieta's no hitter two years ago, the day Prince die...

This headline was up before Michigan beat Florida State. I took the screenshot at 10:31 eastern time last night. They seem to be telling us Texas Tech vs Kansas is the other match up even though it hasn't been played yet!!

As I watched the events of last night's Virginia vs. UMBC game, I immediately thought, "how many times in a row has the 1 seed won?" By halfway through the 2nd half it seemed pretty obvious the Retrievers were going to win; Virginia was chucking up horrible 3 point attempts and UMBC wasn't missing, plus there were some bullshit calls, as there always are. The numbers stood out in more ways than one. Some things to keep in mind as we decode: It was the 136th game all time between a 16 seed and a 1 seed The 1 seed winning streak was snapped at 135 This upset is being compared to Villanova's win over Georgetown in 1985, 33 years ago. 1985 was the same year the tournament coined the name "March Madness," and the same year that the 16 seed became a thing (thus when the 135 game streak started) So let's start with the fact that this happened on 3/16/2018.     3 + 16 + 20 + 18 = 57 ( Georgetown = 57 , the team that was sacrificed for Villanova 33 ...