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FIRST LOOK: Watch Alabama’s latest commitment, 2027 4-star EDGE out of Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa. 𝙅𝙚𝙧𝙚𝙢𝙞𝙖𝙝 𝘽𝙚𝙫𝙚𝙧𝙡𝙮 Huge upside here for the Crimson Tide. Beverly absolutely loves Alabama. He will join his former teammate, Zay Hall, freshman LB.

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Five years ago today Alabama Men’s Basketball changed forever. What unfolded on the night of Jan. 19, 2021 in Baton Rouge, La., wasn’t just a road win or a hot-shooting performance. It became the moment the rest of the SEC realized the Crimson Tide had entered a new era, one that would permanently alter the program’s trajectory. Under Nate Oats, the modern identity of Alabama basketball announced itself inside the Pete Maravich Assembly Center. Alabama demolished LSU, 105–75, setting a SEC record with 23 made three-pointers, a seismic shift that echoed far beyond the final buzzer. When a program ascends, fans can pinpoint the exact second when everything changed. For Alabama, the seminal moment had arrived. Bamalytics, Blue Collar basketball, layups, free throws and threes weaponized into a relentless, modern offensive system that the league wasn’t prepared to stop. “The 2021 team was really special,” Bryan Passink, the color analyst for Crimson Tide Sports Network, told Tide Hoops History. “Alabama fans knew we were good and everyone enjoyed our style of play, but that night in Baton Rouge, it all came together in a huge way. “We hoped it was a sign of things to come, and it absolutely was. Banners, championships, rings and long tournament runs were all to follow.” John Petty Jr. led the avalanche with 24 points, drilling 8-of-10 from deep. Jahvon Quinerly and freshman Joshua Primo each knocked down six threes and finished with 22 points, while Herbert Jones added 13. Alabama stormed out to a 60–32 halftime lead and at one point buried eight consecutive three-pointers in the first half. Which brings us to this question for our followers: Should Jan. 19 be celebrated as a Nate Oats holiday for the Alabama basketball nation? A day to remember the night the SEC record book burned, the blueprint revealed and Alabama basketball officially became something it had never been before.

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Tide Hoops History

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Royapuram - a thread. Who leads? Find out in this thread from the extensive amount of people I spoke to from the constituency. Battle ground #Royapuram: The love that Royapuram people have for #AIADMK ex-minister D Jayakumar remains a huge factor in the 2026 assembly race. His good will and personal rapport cuts across sections of people. Even though people are beneficiaries of state govt welfare schemes, they weigh the personal contribution that the former minister has done for them in their personal lives from being there from marriages, deaths, education support and life events. While this factor puts him as the central figure of the race, the biggest challenge for him is to regain a section of the 40,000-odd Muslim voters who didn’t vote for him in 2021 after he abstained from the CAA & NRC protests in Chennai’s Shaheen Bagh. The DMK too has fielded Subair Khan, son of former minister Rahaman Khan. Subair his DMK’s first ever Muslim candidate in Royapuram. However, he lacks the political experience compared to Jayakumar who’s a four-time minister. Subair and TVK’s Vijay Damo too are from Royapettah and Velachery, giving Jayakumar an home-boy edge. In short, Royapuram is turning into a battle of DMK’s welfare policies vs Jayakumar’s personal rapport. (1/n)

Royapuram - a thread. Who leads? Find out in this thread from the extensive amount of people I spoke to from the constituency. Battle ground #Royapuram: The love that Royapuram people have for #AIADMK ex-minister D Jayakumar remains a huge factor in the 2026 assembly race. His good will and personal rapport cuts across sections of people. Even though people are beneficiaries of state govt welfare schemes, they weigh the personal contribution that the former minister has done for them in their personal lives from being there from marriages, deaths, education support and life events. While this factor puts him as the central figure of the race, the biggest challenge for him is to regain a section of the 40,000-odd Muslim voters who didn’t vote for him in 2021 after he abstained from the CAA & NRC protests in Chennai’s Shaheen Bagh. The DMK too has fielded Subair Khan, son of former minister Rahaman Khan. Subair his DMK’s first ever Muslim candidate in Royapuram. However, he lacks the political experience compared to Jayakumar who’s a four-time minister. Subair and TVK’s Vijay Damo too are from Royapettah and Velachery, giving Jayakumar an home-boy edge. In short, Royapuram is turning into a battle of DMK’s welfare policies vs Jayakumar’s personal rapport. (1/n)

Omjasvin M D

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Love and Deepspace | Diviner's Stillness 🌇New 5-Star Interactive Memory [Zayne: Diviner's Stillness] If gods have selfish desires… Then He must want His beloved to live. As the fading glow of the world is swallowed by drifting snow, amidst the countless interwoven destinies, will the fulfillment you long for… truly come to pass? "My power... has been nearly depleted… Fortunately… Yes, we still have time... to watch this sunset." 🌇5-Star Memory Pair from [Edge of Continuum] Event From 05:00 on Sept. 25 to 04:59 on Oct. 9 (server time), the limited 5-Star Solar-Slot Memory Pair [Zayne: Diviner's Hymn] and [Zayne: Diviner's Stillness] will be available in the Limited Wish Pool. For the first 100 wishes, you can claim [Deepspace Wish: Limited*1] for every 10 wishes made; you can choose between [Zayne: Diviner's Hymn] and [Zayne: Diviner's Stillness] upon reaching 150 wishes. This means a maximum of 150 wishes guarantees two event-limited 5-Star Memories and unlocks the Companion [Zayne: God of Annihilation]. *See the specific wish rules in the following event preview. 🌇Event Rewards Participate in the event [Golden Verdict] to claim 4-Star Solar Slot Memory Pair [Zayne: Finale's Perpetuity], [Zayne: Finale's Ache], [Deepspace Wish: Limited*10], [Diamond*500], etc. ——— 🪐Official Discord: #LoveandDeepspace #ZayneGodofAnnihilation #Zayne

Love and Deepspace | Diviner's Stillness 🌇New 5-Star Interactive Memory [Zayne: Diviner's Stillness] If gods have selfish desires… Then He must want His beloved to live. As the fading glow of the world is swallowed by drifting snow, amidst the countless interwoven destinies, will the fulfillment you long for… truly come to pass? "My power... has been nearly depleted… Fortunately… Yes, we still have time... to watch this sunset." 🌇5-Star Memory Pair from [Edge of Continuum] Event From 05:00 on Sept. 25 to 04:59 on Oct. 9 (server time), the limited 5-Star Solar-Slot Memory Pair [Zayne: Diviner's Hymn] and [Zayne: Diviner's Stillness] will be available in the Limited Wish Pool. For the first 100 wishes, you can claim [Deepspace Wish: Limited1] for every 10 wishes made; you can choose between [Zayne: Diviner's Hymn] and [Zayne: Diviner's Stillness] upon reaching 150 wishes. This means a maximum of 150 wishes guarantees two event-limited 5-Star Memories and unlocks the Companion [Zayne: God of Annihilation]. See the specific wish rules in the following event preview. 🌇Event Rewards Participate in the event [Golden Verdict] to claim 4-Star Solar Slot Memory Pair [Zayne: Finale's Perpetuity], [Zayne: Finale's Ache], [Deepspace Wish: Limited10], [Diamond500], etc. ——— 🪐Official Discord: #LoveandDeepspace #ZayneGodofAnnihilation #Zayne

Love and Deepspace

257,363 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten

“Guys were plumbers back then” FALSE. I present to you one of the GREATEST scorers ever who would average 35 today: Hall of Fame forward Rick Barry is the ONLY player EVER to lead the NCAA, NBA, and ABA in scoring. His name appears near the top of every all-time offensive list. He scored more than 25,000 points in his professional career and in four different seasons averaged more than 30 points. He was named to 12 All-Star teams, four All-NBA First Teams, and five All-ABA First Teams. Barry was a nearly unstoppable offensive juggernaut, a passionate competitor with an untempered desire to win. Occasionally his fiery competitiveness would grate on rivals — and teammates, too. Mike Dunleavy, a teammate and friend of the tempestuous Barry, told the Chicago Tribune, “You could send him to the U.N., and he’d start World War III.” “I was not an easy person to get along with,” Barry admitted in the same article. “I didn’t have a lot of tact.” However, he did have remarkable talent. He led an otherwise ordinary Golden State club to the NBA Championship in 1975, captaining the team and averaging 30.6 points, second in the league. In honor of the ABA documentary: Soul Power I will be highlighting some past ABA legends that changed the game. I will be highlighting ABA legends who changed the game- make sure to check out the new Amazon series called Soul Power. If the ABA never existed modern baskerball would look WAY different and not in a good way 🔴⚪️🔵

“Guys were plumbers back then” FALSE. I present to you one of the GREATEST scorers ever who would average 35 today: Hall of Fame forward Rick Barry is the ONLY player EVER to lead the NCAA, NBA, and ABA in scoring. His name appears near the top of every all-time offensive list. He scored more than 25,000 points in his professional career and in four different seasons averaged more than 30 points. He was named to 12 All-Star teams, four All-NBA First Teams, and five All-ABA First Teams. Barry was a nearly unstoppable offensive juggernaut, a passionate competitor with an untempered desire to win. Occasionally his fiery competitiveness would grate on rivals — and teammates, too. Mike Dunleavy, a teammate and friend of the tempestuous Barry, told the Chicago Tribune, “You could send him to the U.N., and he’d start World War III.” “I was not an easy person to get along with,” Barry admitted in the same article. “I didn’t have a lot of tact.” However, he did have remarkable talent. He led an otherwise ordinary Golden State club to the NBA Championship in 1975, captaining the team and averaging 30.6 points, second in the league. In honor of the ABA documentary: Soul Power I will be highlighting some past ABA legends that changed the game. I will be highlighting ABA legends who changed the game- make sure to check out the new Amazon series called Soul Power. If the ABA never existed modern baskerball would look WAY different and not in a good way 🔴⚪️🔵

Jacob

16,978 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

WATCH: ‘CBS Evening News’ anchor Tony Dokoupil addresses the broadcast being anchored from Taiwan for the Trump-Xi summit (after CBS reportedly had visa issues getting him to Beijing)... “We are live from Taiwan, the first time CBS News has ever anchored from here. And right now I'm just about 100 miles off the coast of mainland China, where leaders of the world’s two great superpowers are convening tonight. On the surface, it might look like all the action is over there, where we will soon see an images of President Trump and Xi Jinping as they negotiate the Iran war, tariffs, critical minerals, trade, and more. But if you zoom out from the state visit, you see one of the most important geopolitical stories of our time and the big question tonight: Will China, under Xi Jinping, try to take over Taiwan, risking war and economic catastrophe? This is what could happen here on these shores and in these streets if Xi decides to invade. He has already instructed his military to be ready to take this island by 2027, and Taiwan is in the blunt words of Xi, the most important issue between his country and ours. In other words, while the food will be served in Beijing, the meal, in many ways, is right here.”

WATCH: ‘CBS Evening News’ anchor Tony Dokoupil addresses the broadcast being anchored from Taiwan for the Trump-Xi summit (after CBS reportedly had visa issues getting him to Beijing)... “We are live from Taiwan, the first time CBS News has ever anchored from here. And right now I'm just about 100 miles off the coast of mainland China, where leaders of the world’s two great superpowers are convening tonight. On the surface, it might look like all the action is over there, where we will soon see an images of President Trump and Xi Jinping as they negotiate the Iran war, tariffs, critical minerals, trade, and more. But if you zoom out from the state visit, you see one of the most important geopolitical stories of our time and the big question tonight: Will China, under Xi Jinping, try to take over Taiwan, risking war and economic catastrophe? This is what could happen here on these shores and in these streets if Xi decides to invade. He has already instructed his military to be ready to take this island by 2027, and Taiwan is in the blunt words of Xi, the most important issue between his country and ours. In other words, while the food will be served in Beijing, the meal, in many ways, is right here.”

Curtis Houck

37,847 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten