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17-year-old Jalen Davis made a strong impression at Damian Lillard’s Formula Zero Elite Camp. Terrific pace and poise. Competed on both ends. Active hands defensively. Signature moment: closing a win 2-on-4 with Aiden Derkack (ala Colin Sexton). Led team to 🏆 & won HS Co-MVP.

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James Harden with a long answer on how this Clippers team has impacted him: “Man it’s special. Really just giving yourself up for something bigger. Coming into this season, it was no expectations for this team for real. You look at the standings, they predicted us to be 13th seed or 12th seed in the West. Being around these guys from day one, it started in Arizona when I put the minicamp together. And then going into training camp and seeing we got something special. We got some dogs in this locker room… Here we are with an opportunity to be top 4-5 seed in the West and have a pretty good run in this postseason. They’ve impacted me in a positive way. They’ve made me lock in on both ends of the ball. And really just have that competitive mindset to want to go out and do whatever it takes to win. And that’s the beauty of a team.”

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Jalen Brunson's one ring in New York is worth more than both of Kevin Durant's. Let me explain. Durant had Westbrook and Harden entering their primes, Serge Ibaka next to him, and a Finals trip by age 23. He never saw it through. He joined a 73 win Warriors team instead. Arguably the best team already ever assembled. He didn't build anything. He didn't carry anything. He decided to be a bus rider instead of a bus driver. Then he tried to be the guy in New York. Even picked his co-stars with Kyrie Irving and James Harden. He chose the alternate team in NYC to the Knicks and couldn't make it happen. Brunson did the opposite. Second-round pick. Too small. Too slow. The media torched the Knicks for building around him. Nobody thought he was a 1A. He walked into New York anyway. Took the criticism head-on. Never made an excuse. Never pointed at the roster. Just got to work. Took a team that hadn't won a title in 53 years to the Finals. Went up against Wemby, over a foot taller, reigning DPOY, arguably the best player in the league. Dropped 45 in a closeout game on the road with a shooting hand that needed surgery. Kevin Durant has two rings. Both came with training wheels. Jalen Brunson has one. It took everything.

Jalen Brunson's one ring in New York is worth more than both of Kevin Durant's. Let me explain. Durant had Westbrook and Harden entering their primes, Serge Ibaka next to him, and a Finals trip by age 23. He never saw it through. He joined a 73 win Warriors team instead. Arguably the best team already ever assembled. He didn't build anything. He didn't carry anything. He decided to be a bus rider instead of a bus driver. Then he tried to be the guy in New York. Even picked his co-stars with Kyrie Irving and James Harden. He chose the alternate team in NYC to the Knicks and couldn't make it happen. Brunson did the opposite. Second-round pick. Too small. Too slow. The media torched the Knicks for building around him. Nobody thought he was a 1A. He walked into New York anyway. Took the criticism head-on. Never made an excuse. Never pointed at the roster. Just got to work. Took a team that hadn't won a title in 53 years to the Finals. Went up against Wemby, over a foot taller, reigning DPOY, arguably the best player in the league. Dropped 45 in a closeout game on the road with a shooting hand that needed surgery. Kevin Durant has two rings. Both came with training wheels. Jalen Brunson has one. It took everything.

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Some may call it an upset, but Chadron St simply calls it another day at the office, beating the #9/#11 Western CO Mountaineers on Saturday (11/8/25) in OT by a score of 27-24. Chadron got it done in all three phases of the game. The Eagles’ offense presented a balanced attack, gaining 111 yards and 2 TDs passing to go along with 148 yards and 1 TD rushing. The Eagles’ defense held the Mountaineers to a mere 38 yards rushing, had 7 tackles for loss, including 3 sacks, and came up with a fumble recovery and 2 interceptions. The most impressive part of Chadron’s team on Saturday had to be its special teams. The Eagles’ special teams blocked two field goal attempts and blocked a punt. Punter Brodie Eisenbraun stuck one punt inside the 5, drew a running into the punter penalty for a 1st down, and had an amazing run off of a high snap, which while it was not a 1st down, it shows what a stud he is. Then there is Kicker Wilson Yee. Yee made an impressive 50 yard FG in the 2nd quarter. Then, in OT, with ice in his veins, Yee made the biggest kick of his collegiate career, drilling a 47 yard FG to give the Eagles the win. Also leading Chadron to the win were: 🏈 DJ Ralph, 10 Cmps on 22 Atts for 111 Yds & 2 TDs; 🏈 Tommy Thomas, 4 Recs for 66 Yds & 2 TDs; 🏈 Logan O’Brien, 10 Tackles (7 Solo & 3 Ast); 🏈 Cooper Walton, 10 Tackles (5 Solo & 5 Ast) with 1 TFL, including 1/2 a Sack; 🏈 Dax Yeradi, 4 Solo Tackles; 🏈 Aiden Kuester, 4 Tackles (1 Solo & 3 Ast) with 1/2 a TFL & 2 INTs, 🏈 William Stemler, 4 Tackles (3 Solo & 1 Ast) with 2 TFLs, including 1 Sack; & 🏈 Ryder True, 3 Tackles (1 Solo & 2 Ast) with 1.5 Sacks. Chadron will be playing for the RMAC Championship next Saturday when they travel to battle the CSU Pueblo Thunderwolves. Here are a few of Chadron’s highlights from Saturday’s OT win: #RMAC #RMACfb #CSCfb #ProtectTheRock #SoarEagles

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Chaze Harris - An interesting name starting to circulate amongst possible eligibility cases, is the reigning Sun Belt POY Chaze Harris, who spent 3 non Division 1 years prior to joining the Jaguars this past season. Excellent positional size for a lead guard at 6’6. Portsmouth Invitational Invite, but chose to pursue the injunction route with the NCAA. As pure a scorer as there is. 22.0 PPG on 60.6% TS% in conference play this past season. One of only 16 players in the country to post that combination of volume and efficiency. Harris did it all for the Jaguars. A 34.6% USG% paired with a 38.0% AST%. Harris was scoring or assisting on nearly 3/4 of the Jaguars’ points while he was on the floor. Only four players over the last five years have carried that level of offensive responsibility. Harris’ ability to score in transition is unparalleled. 3.4 transition PTS/G (96th percentile) on 74.6% (93rd percentile), with the ability to push the pace both on and off the ball. Oftentimes, you’ll see a drastic drop-off in performance from mid-major transfers when playing against high-major competition, but that was not the case for Harris. In Quad 1 & 2 games this season, Harris averaged 21.3 PTS/G on 51% shooting from the field while posting a 40.1% AST%. Harris also led the Jaguars in Defensive Win Shares and served as the point of attack in South Alabama’s unique zone defense. The film showcases Harris’ elite first-step quickness and ability to get downhill at will, along with the creativity to finish at the rim in every way imaginable. Listed at 6’6” and a willing passer, Harris uses his frame as a weapon in ball screens to make reads that smaller guards simply cannot see. Chaze' Harris

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38,381 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

‼️EXPOSED: Erika Kirk’s Attending John Casablancas School Is The Missing Link Connecting Her To Epstein🤯 A friend who knew Erika Kirk just confirmed she attended the John Casablancas acting and modeling school in Colorado. That is not a random detail. That is the pipeline. Exposed: Erika Kirk’s John Casablancas School Is The Missing Link Connecting Her To Epstein A friend who knew Erika Kirk just confirmed she attended the John Casablancas acting and modeling school in Colorado. That is not a random detail. That is the pipeline. John Casablancas founded Elite Model Management and licensed his name to training centers across the country. In 2020 The Guardian reported what a 2019 lawsuit already alleged: Casablancas sent a 15-year-old model to a fake “casting call” on New York’s Upper East Side. The photographer waiting there was Jeffrey Epstein. He sexually assaulted her. Casablancas openly preferred “child women,” dated a 14-year-old model, and married a 17-year-old Look of the Year contestant. His agency’s orbit later produced Jean-Luc Brunel and MC2, the modeling shop Epstein funded to move girls. Donald Trump was also close with Casablancas. Trump judged and hosted the Look of the Year contest run by Elite, including the 1991 finals at the Plaza Hotel, where contestants as young as 14 competed. This is the same pageant world Erika later entered. She competed in Colorado and won Miss Arizona USA 2012 under the Trump-owned Miss USA system. Was the Casablancas school and the Trump pageant circuit how she first entered that orbit and potentially met Trump himself? This is how we now believe Erika first crossed paths with Epstein’s world and may have even been trafficked to him at one point during her time with Casablancas, before she then allegedly took a role housing underage models. Candace was first to report that sources placed Erika (under her maiden name Frantzve) taking meetings at the New York office of Next Model Management, co-founded by Faith Kates. She described it as being “in Epstein’s orbit,” stating that Epstein frequented the office because of his close relationship with Kates, and that Erika’s role related to real estate and model apartments on the Upper East Side for young, often Eastern European models moving through the agency. The friend’s call now fills in the front end of that timeline. She was trained inside a system built by a man already accused of delivering a child to Epstein. Dating Charlie never made sense to people who knew her pattern. This is why. The school was never just a résumé line. It was the missing door. FOLLOW Ben Meiselas, RT and watch his FULL video linked below.

‼️EXPOSED: Erika Kirk’s Attending John Casablancas School Is The Missing Link Connecting Her To Epstein🤯 A friend who knew Erika Kirk just confirmed she attended the John Casablancas acting and modeling school in Colorado. That is not a random detail. That is the pipeline. Exposed: Erika Kirk’s John Casablancas School Is The Missing Link Connecting Her To Epstein A friend who knew Erika Kirk just confirmed she attended the John Casablancas acting and modeling school in Colorado. That is not a random detail. That is the pipeline. John Casablancas founded Elite Model Management and licensed his name to training centers across the country. In 2020 The Guardian reported what a 2019 lawsuit already alleged: Casablancas sent a 15-year-old model to a fake “casting call” on New York’s Upper East Side. The photographer waiting there was Jeffrey Epstein. He sexually assaulted her. Casablancas openly preferred “child women,” dated a 14-year-old model, and married a 17-year-old Look of the Year contestant. His agency’s orbit later produced Jean-Luc Brunel and MC2, the modeling shop Epstein funded to move girls. Donald Trump was also close with Casablancas. Trump judged and hosted the Look of the Year contest run by Elite, including the 1991 finals at the Plaza Hotel, where contestants as young as 14 competed. This is the same pageant world Erika later entered. She competed in Colorado and won Miss Arizona USA 2012 under the Trump-owned Miss USA system. Was the Casablancas school and the Trump pageant circuit how she first entered that orbit and potentially met Trump himself? This is how we now believe Erika first crossed paths with Epstein’s world and may have even been trafficked to him at one point during her time with Casablancas, before she then allegedly took a role housing underage models. Candace was first to report that sources placed Erika (under her maiden name Frantzve) taking meetings at the New York office of Next Model Management, co-founded by Faith Kates. She described it as being “in Epstein’s orbit,” stating that Epstein frequented the office because of his close relationship with Kates, and that Erika’s role related to real estate and model apartments on the Upper East Side for young, often Eastern European models moving through the agency. The friend’s call now fills in the front end of that timeline. She was trained inside a system built by a man already accused of delivering a child to Epstein. Dating Charlie never made sense to people who knew her pattern. This is why. The school was never just a résumé line. It was the missing door. FOLLOW Ben Meiselas, RT and watch his FULL video linked below.

Project Constitution

59,754 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

🎂⚡️ SYNTHTOPIA IS 2 YEARS OLD ⚡️🎂 Two years ago, a portal tore open. Not in some distant galaxy, but right here on Crypto.com NFT #fftb From a hidden signal to a global movement, from digital collectibles to a living mythology. An organism of art, tech, and story, pulsing with the heartbeat of the #CroFam. A gamified, cinematic rebellion shaped by the people, for the people. 💙 To the heart of this movement: YOU. Every collector. Every community member. Every voice that carried the signal forward. You turned pixels into planets. Drops into destiny. 🧬 Together we’ve built: 🎬 A decentralized media universe spanning art, films, music, novels, avatars & culture — cross-platform with 10M+ views and a 100K+ social following and growing 🚀 $2.5M+ traded across collections 🛡 2,200+ collectors strong 🌍 34,500+ sales ⚡️ A strong ecosystem, an expanding multimedia franchise — OUR MEDIAVERSE 🌕 From to space — we landed on the MOON on a NASA mission in the historic archives of Scott Page alongside Pink Floyd, Picasso, Carlos Santana, The Rolling Stones, and beyond 🦁 Collaborations with Loaded Lions and integration into Mane City 🎭 Metaverse Gatherings bringing the family together across virtual realms 🎁 6,000+ NFT airdrops distributed to holders as living rewards with more to come 🎧 60+ records released in 150+ countries across Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes & more 🎷 Live performances across the globe — Miami Art Week, Bitcoin 2024, ETH Toronto, Rebel Entertainment Venue (broadcast live by CoinMarketCap to 65K viewers), Stark Arena at TMRW Conference, Dubai Mall and more 📖 A lore book in the making with @qvantvm_space (Netflix, XBOX) Matthew Spradlin (Netflix, Comic-Con International) and a great creative team — weaving the mythos into written legend 🎥 The rise of our flagship AI-powered platform — in development now, unlocking gamified creation, cinematic storytelling, and new economies for the community 📜✨ And so much more ahead on our 3-year roadmap, available at 🔮 A living mythology, written in real time with the #CroFam ✨ Eternal thanks to our ecosystem: 💠 Crypto.com NFT 💠 Crypto.com 💠 Loaded Lions 💠 🏆 Here’s to 2 years of rebellion, vision & creation. The spiral widens, our future is in motion. 🏛 And what better way to celebrate than with a mythology airdrop: #SYNTHTOPIA: THE OLYMPUS ⚡️ 🌀 A sacred spiral of the Olympians, the Titans, and the digital flame, descending straight into the hands of the fearless. Coming soon exclusively on Crypto.com NFT 🎉 BIG SYNTHTOPIA #GIVEAWAY 🏆 Prize: 1× SYNTHTOPIA: THE LEGENDS 🏆 Prize: 1× SYNTHTOPIA: BEYOND THE END 🏆 Prize: 1× 212 $CRO 🏆 Prize: 1× 212 $LION How to enter: 1️⃣ Follow: SYNTHTOPIA × Crypto.com NFT 2️⃣ Like ❤️ | RT 🔄 | Tag 4 #Crofam ✅ 3️⃣ Join our Discord: ⏰ Ends August 31st, PM EST 🔮 Welcome to the future. ⚡️ Welcome to SYNTHTOPIA.

🎂⚡️ SYNTHTOPIA IS 2 YEARS OLD ⚡️🎂 Two years ago, a portal tore open. Not in some distant galaxy, but right here on Crypto.com NFT #fftb From a hidden signal to a global movement, from digital collectibles to a living mythology. An organism of art, tech, and story, pulsing with the heartbeat of the #CroFam. A gamified, cinematic rebellion shaped by the people, for the people. 💙 To the heart of this movement: YOU. Every collector. Every community member. Every voice that carried the signal forward. You turned pixels into planets. Drops into destiny. 🧬 Together we’ve built: 🎬 A decentralized media universe spanning art, films, music, novels, avatars & culture — cross-platform with 10M+ views and a 100K+ social following and growing 🚀 $2.5M+ traded across collections 🛡 2,200+ collectors strong 🌍 34,500+ sales ⚡️ A strong ecosystem, an expanding multimedia franchise — OUR MEDIAVERSE 🌕 From to space — we landed on the MOON on a NASA mission in the historic archives of Scott Page alongside Pink Floyd, Picasso, Carlos Santana, The Rolling Stones, and beyond 🦁 Collaborations with Loaded Lions and integration into Mane City 🎭 Metaverse Gatherings bringing the family together across virtual realms 🎁 6,000+ NFT airdrops distributed to holders as living rewards with more to come 🎧 60+ records released in 150+ countries across Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes & more 🎷 Live performances across the globe — Miami Art Week, Bitcoin 2024, ETH Toronto, Rebel Entertainment Venue (broadcast live by CoinMarketCap to 65K viewers), Stark Arena at TMRW Conference, Dubai Mall and more 📖 A lore book in the making with @qvantvm_space (Netflix, XBOX) Matthew Spradlin (Netflix, Comic-Con International) and a great creative team — weaving the mythos into written legend 🎥 The rise of our flagship AI-powered platform — in development now, unlocking gamified creation, cinematic storytelling, and new economies for the community 📜✨ And so much more ahead on our 3-year roadmap, available at 🔮 A living mythology, written in real time with the #CroFam ✨ Eternal thanks to our ecosystem: 💠 Crypto.com NFT 💠 Crypto.com 💠 Loaded Lions 💠 🏆 Here’s to 2 years of rebellion, vision & creation. The spiral widens, our future is in motion. 🏛 And what better way to celebrate than with a mythology airdrop: #SYNTHTOPIA: THE OLYMPUS ⚡️ 🌀 A sacred spiral of the Olympians, the Titans, and the digital flame, descending straight into the hands of the fearless. Coming soon exclusively on Crypto.com NFT 🎉 BIG SYNTHTOPIA #GIVEAWAY 🏆 Prize: 1× SYNTHTOPIA: THE LEGENDS 🏆 Prize: 1× SYNTHTOPIA: BEYOND THE END 🏆 Prize: 1× 212 $CRO 🏆 Prize: 1× 212 $LION How to enter: 1️⃣ Follow: SYNTHTOPIA × Crypto.com NFT 2️⃣ Like ❤️ | RT 🔄 | Tag 4 #Crofam ✅ 3️⃣ Join our Discord: ⏰ Ends August 31st, PM EST 🔮 Welcome to the future. ⚡️ Welcome to SYNTHTOPIA.

SYNTHTOPIA

160,120 просмотров • 1 год назад

It’s been a year of growth that was as surprising to live through as it’s been meaningful in hindsight. 2025 moved fast, not just in outcomes, but in how much changed behind the scenes. One of the most important decisions I made this year was bringing on Morgan Williams(M. Will | Blockradar) as Co-Founder and COO. What started as early trust turned into shared ownership. Having someone who’s built and scaled operations at a global level brought clarity, discipline, and balance to how we build Blockradar. Shortly after, we found ourselves in Switzerland 🇨🇭, winning 1st place at the Crypto Valley(Crypto Valley) startup competition. It was a quiet but meaningful moment, proof that work done without noise can still travel far. On a personal note, I moved to London, UK 🇬🇧 this year as a Global Talent. New environment, new pace, new perspective. Distance has a way of sharpening focus and forcing you to think long term. The business scaled quickly. We went from around $1M in monthly volume to touching $50M+ monthly. That kind of growth isn’t just exciting, it comes with real responsibility. Every number represents teams trusting our infrastructure to not break. None of this happens alone. I’m deeply grateful to the team building through ambiguity every day, and to the customers and ecosystem partners who trusted us early and grew with us. Building with the right people changes everything. This year reminded me that real progress often looks boring from the outside. Foundations matter more than hype. Reliability compounds. Trust is earned slowly. Looking back, 2025 doesn’t feel like a launch year. It feels like the year everything underneath finally came together. Still early. Still day zero. Onwards.

It’s been a year of growth that was as surprising to live through as it’s been meaningful in hindsight. 2025 moved fast, not just in outcomes, but in how much changed behind the scenes. One of the most important decisions I made this year was bringing on Morgan Williams(M. Will | Blockradar) as Co-Founder and COO. What started as early trust turned into shared ownership. Having someone who’s built and scaled operations at a global level brought clarity, discipline, and balance to how we build Blockradar. Shortly after, we found ourselves in Switzerland 🇨🇭, winning 1st place at the Crypto Valley(Crypto Valley) startup competition. It was a quiet but meaningful moment, proof that work done without noise can still travel far. On a personal note, I moved to London, UK 🇬🇧 this year as a Global Talent. New environment, new pace, new perspective. Distance has a way of sharpening focus and forcing you to think long term. The business scaled quickly. We went from around $1M in monthly volume to touching $50M+ monthly. That kind of growth isn’t just exciting, it comes with real responsibility. Every number represents teams trusting our infrastructure to not break. None of this happens alone. I’m deeply grateful to the team building through ambiguity every day, and to the customers and ecosystem partners who trusted us early and grew with us. Building with the right people changes everything. This year reminded me that real progress often looks boring from the outside. Foundations matter more than hype. Reliability compounds. Trust is earned slowly. Looking back, 2025 doesn’t feel like a launch year. It feels like the year everything underneath finally came together. Still early. Still day zero. Onwards.

Abdulfatai | Blockradar

25,338 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

What does it take to go from absolute zero to beating the world’s best on the global stage? Zhang Xue has the answer. Born in 1987 in a remote mountain village in Hunan, his parents separated when he was young. How did a boy raised in a leaky mud house with almost nothing survive? He dropped out of junior high at 14 and became a motorcycle repair apprentice — the only thing that ever made sense to him. At 17, he opened his own tiny repair shop. How do you build a future when you start with nothing but grease on your hands and pure determination? At 19, he saw a TV crew filming nearby. What would you do if this was your one shot at something bigger? He chased their van 100 kilometers through pouring rain on an old bike, covered head to toe in mud, shouting for them to film his wheelies and jumps. They put him on television. A racing team saw his raw passion and gave him a chance. He turned pro rider and mechanic. Through many crashes, he mastered engines like few others ever have. In 2013, at age 26, he arrived in Chongqing with only 20,000 RMB in his pocket. Could a village dropout really make it in the motorcycle capital of China? He started modifying bikes and selling them online. Success came fast. By 2017, he co-founded Kaiyue Moto and scaled it from 800 bikes a year to 30,000. But when investors wanted easy profits, he asked himself: Do I settle for quick money, or chase real high-performance engineering? In March 2024, he walked away with nothing but his name and his vision. What kind of courage does it take to start over from zero — again? One month later, he launched ZXMOTO, his own name proudly on the tank. It was everything he had. In 2025, the first 500RR launched and sales exploded, reaching 750 million RMB while still investing heavily in quality. In 2026, the powerful 820RR triple arrived, followed by major funding at a 1.09 billion valuation. Then came March 28-29 in Portimão, Portugal. Could a new Chinese brand really challenge the big factory teams in WorldSSP racing? His French rider delivered back-to-back victories on the 820RR-RS, beating established international teams by nearly four seconds. For the first time, a Chinese motorcycle brand stood on the top of a World Superbike podium. The Chinese flag rose. The national anthem played. At just 38 years old, Zhang Xue — junior high dropout, former village mechanic — has proven that the underdog story is still possible. Now compare this to Elon Musk, who grew up with wealth, received excellent education, and built his companies with substantial support from government and military contracts. Zhang Xue started with nothing. No safety net. No elite schooling. Only decades of hands-on skill, relentless drive, and unbreakable belief. Same intense ambition — completely different beginnings. What does true self-made success look like? This is it. Respect to every established brand in the industry. But this run deserves to be remembered. The underdog spirit is alive.

Angelo Giuliano 🇨🇭🇮🇹

44,423 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

6’7 19 year old Guard Kameron Taylor is one of the most underrated prospects in the 2026 NBA Draft. Taylor has been one of the biggest underclassmen standouts this season where he’s averaging 18/5/3, and is averaging 23/4/2 on 46/35/75 splits in conference play. Taylor is an elite athlete at 6’7 who has the ability to create for himself at the rim and from the mid range for himself at his teammates at a high level. Taylor is one of the best PNR operators in the country where he’s in the 87th percentile in PNR play. Taylor is a high level finisher who’s shooting 60% at the rim on 135 attempts which is among the highest in the country. Taylor is also a strong spot up threat from three who’s shooting 40% on catch and shoot threes in conference play on high usage. There’s not many players Taylor’s age and size with his mix of athleticism, creation, finishing, ability to draw fouls, mid range scoring, and shooting and defensive upside. Taylor has extremely high potential and he’s been one of the best underclassmen in the country this season. This season Taylor, Cameron Boozer, and AJ Dybantsa are the only players in college basketball who have a FTR of 50, 15 dunks, 50 makes at the rim, and 20 made threes.

6’7 19 year old Guard Kameron Taylor is one of the most underrated prospects in the 2026 NBA Draft. Taylor has been one of the biggest underclassmen standouts this season where he’s averaging 18/5/3, and is averaging 23/4/2 on 46/35/75 splits in conference play. Taylor is an elite athlete at 6’7 who has the ability to create for himself at the rim and from the mid range for himself at his teammates at a high level. Taylor is one of the best PNR operators in the country where he’s in the 87th percentile in PNR play. Taylor is a high level finisher who’s shooting 60% at the rim on 135 attempts which is among the highest in the country. Taylor is also a strong spot up threat from three who’s shooting 40% on catch and shoot threes in conference play on high usage. There’s not many players Taylor’s age and size with his mix of athleticism, creation, finishing, ability to draw fouls, mid range scoring, and shooting and defensive upside. Taylor has extremely high potential and he’s been one of the best underclassmen in the country this season. This season Taylor, Cameron Boozer, and AJ Dybantsa are the only players in college basketball who have a FTR of 50, 15 dunks, 50 makes at the rim, and 20 made threes.

KJ

26,371 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

25 YEARS AGO TODAY, the very first series of Celebrity Big Brother launched 👁️🔴 The series lasted just 8 days, and was supposed to be a one-off Comic Relief special, but it ended up going on to have a monumental impact on reality TV. There have now been 24 series of CBB, and it is the only British TV show in history to air on every main channel: BBC One, Channel 4, Channel 5, and now ITV. It returns for a 25th series next year, on ITV. The first series was won by comedian Jack Dee, but the most memorable moment however, was when Vanessa Feltz had a meltdown on the dining table. She had only been locked away for.. 3 days. While series 1 was the most watched ever, with an average of 5.2 million viewers, it went on to have a bigger global impact over the years. Series 4 had the first ever ‘civilian’ contestant take part, Chantelle, who went on to win the show. Series 5 had the infamous race-row, which made global news and had an impact on political relations between the UK and India. Series 11 was won by Rylan, who went on to host the side show for 5 years, and he then became a regular TV presenter on Strictly and Eurovision. Series 13 was extended mid-series and went on to reach 3.7 million viewers. Series 17 became viral with Tiffany Pollard vs. Gemma Collins, which later went on to spawn a Zara Larsson song a decade later. Also… RIP David. Series 22 saw it cancelled for the 3rd time, but not without making international news once again, thanks to Roxanne Pallet. Series 23 relaunched on ITV, and featured Ex-Factor judges Louis Walsh and Sharon Osbourne. Then… the most recent series went viral once more, thanks to a blossoming relationship between former Love Islander Chris Hughes and at-the-time lesbian, JoJo Siwa. And let’s not forget one of the best things Celebrity Big Brother ever gave us — Kim Woodburn. RIP Queen of clean!

25 YEARS AGO TODAY, the very first series of Celebrity Big Brother launched 👁️🔴 The series lasted just 8 days, and was supposed to be a one-off Comic Relief special, but it ended up going on to have a monumental impact on reality TV. There have now been 24 series of CBB, and it is the only British TV show in history to air on every main channel: BBC One, Channel 4, Channel 5, and now ITV. It returns for a 25th series next year, on ITV. The first series was won by comedian Jack Dee, but the most memorable moment however, was when Vanessa Feltz had a meltdown on the dining table. She had only been locked away for.. 3 days. While series 1 was the most watched ever, with an average of 5.2 million viewers, it went on to have a bigger global impact over the years. Series 4 had the first ever ‘civilian’ contestant take part, Chantelle, who went on to win the show. Series 5 had the infamous race-row, which made global news and had an impact on political relations between the UK and India. Series 11 was won by Rylan, who went on to host the side show for 5 years, and he then became a regular TV presenter on Strictly and Eurovision. Series 13 was extended mid-series and went on to reach 3.7 million viewers. Series 17 became viral with Tiffany Pollard vs. Gemma Collins, which later went on to spawn a Zara Larsson song a decade later. Also… RIP David. Series 22 saw it cancelled for the 3rd time, but not without making international news once again, thanks to Roxanne Pallet. Series 23 relaunched on ITV, and featured Ex-Factor judges Louis Walsh and Sharon Osbourne. Then… the most recent series went viral once more, thanks to a blossoming relationship between former Love Islander Chris Hughes and at-the-time lesbian, JoJo Siwa. And let’s not forget one of the best things Celebrity Big Brother ever gave us — Kim Woodburn. RIP Queen of clean!

sᴜᴘᴇʀ ᴛᴠ

82,228 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад