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Jonah Coleman got pulled after 4 first quarter carries and the last two runs speak for themselves (all carries in video below) Sean Payton was quite happy with what he saw in post game quotes Scott Barrett of Fantasy Points was all over him in the pre-draft process as... show more

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Question : Have you had a chance to speak with Xabi Alonso, and what was that like? Maxence Lacroix 🗣️ : Yeah, I spoke with him on the phone. We spoke about tactics, what he saw in my game and how he wants the team to play. First of all, I was happy to speak about football with him, and I saw that we have the same direction and desire for this club.

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The entire reason Joe is on #Survivor48 in the first place is because of his sister. It was always her dream to play. And in the opening of the game, he told everyone her story, and that she was with him on that beach. I am so happy he got the opportunity to tell a story that is tragically all too familiar for many ❤️

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Luka Doncic on Bronny James, who had 4 points and pair of steals in 13 minutes: "Definitely a big improvement from last year. I saw him in training camp, he was doing some stuff that I was really impressed with. He did a great job today. Big game for him, that pull-up 2, it was a big bucket. It was one of the most important shots of the game."

Luka Doncic on Bronny James, who had 4 points and pair of steals in 13 minutes: "Definitely a big improvement from last year. I saw him in training camp, he was doing some stuff that I was really impressed with. He did a great job today. Big game for him, that pull-up 2, it was a big bucket. It was one of the most important shots of the game."

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I wanted to wait a bit to post this after Charlie’s assassination but I think it speaks to why he was so special. We posted a paper exposing how the Census process has been weaponized against the American people to help the left, hiding it under an algorithm that was supposed to be for protecting privacy. It was a bit of a wonky complicated topic and my worry was that no one would understand the value in bringing it to light. Charlie Kirk’s team was amongst the first to contact us and ask me to come on to speak about it. Charlie saw the importance of this. He was a generational talent.

I wanted to wait a bit to post this after Charlie’s assassination but I think it speaks to why he was so special. We posted a paper exposing how the Census process has been weaponized against the American people to help the left, hiding it under an algorithm that was supposed to be for protecting privacy. It was a bit of a wonky complicated topic and my worry was that no one would understand the value in bringing it to light. Charlie Kirk’s team was amongst the first to contact us and ask me to come on to speak about it. Charlie saw the importance of this. He was a generational talent.

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Sam Merrill on Donovan Mitchell: “Donovan is someone that…it’s hard to describe what Donovan means to me. I remember when I was in the G League with the Charge, there was one time where we would go after them…I was just sitting on the side, he was sitting there, came up & we talked. We knew each other from the Utah days but he didn’t have to do that…he’s been such a great dude….I went to a couple playoff games his rookie year so you’re not gonna find another guy more happier for him than I am. I know he wants more & we all want more.”

Sam Merrill on Donovan Mitchell: “Donovan is someone that…it’s hard to describe what Donovan means to me. I remember when I was in the G League with the Charge, there was one time where we would go after them…I was just sitting on the side, he was sitting there, came up & we talked. We knew each other from the Utah days but he didn’t have to do that…he’s been such a great dude….I went to a couple playoff games his rookie year so you’re not gonna find another guy more happier for him than I am. I know he wants more & we all want more.”

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Despite the Knicks' win over the 76ers today, Ty D. Butler explains why today's game made him feel worse about New York's title chances: "The biggest stretch of the game, in what was a significant one for the Knicks, saw KAT on the bench. Somehow, this team that aspires to win a championship looked as good as they have in the last couple of weeks with their second-best player on the bench. I was alarmed, that was concerning for me. I just wonder, if you are going to get this inconsistent play from KAT, what is your ceiling? Because the Knicks showed in this game today that on both ends, they just looked a lot better when he was on the bench." ➡️ Honda

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🎙️ Zach Lowe: "I don't want to hear any of these f-ing Johnny-come-latelies on LaMelo Ball, like, 'LaMelo Ball's good now. He's a winning player now...'" "He's never been a loser. He's always been good. He's always been better for their team. Their team's always been way better with him on the floor, and not just in a 'our bench sucks, so our starters are by default better' kind of way... but in a legit, like 'this offense hums when he's on the floor.'" "He is a better player today than he was last season, also healthier. He is a more diligent decision maker than he was last season and in prior seasons. That stuff is all real. It leads to winning. It's probably in part because he can see two guys on his team who are like, 'These guys are as good as me. I don't have to do crazy stuff. I can hand off the baton to them a little bit.'" "I don't want to hear anyone say that he was a loser and now he's a winner... he's always been a good player." More on today's The Zach Lowe Show:

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I had the privilege of interviewing Scott Adams from a broom closet of an office less than two months after I started working at InfoWars. He was kind and he was fascinating, and of course he will be missed. Rest now, brother. We have the watch, and I'll see you in Valhalla. (Scott would have loved that last part so all ya'll haters can go to hell 😂)

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Asked Nuggets coach David Adelman about the season that Jaylen Brown has had, and he gushed about Brown as both a player and a person. "The the elite shooting from mid range is such a big deal in our game, it's the late-clock ability, his overall size, his ability to play in the middle of the floor, which is really hard to come double people and not give up the three point line to a team like they have, I would just say his continued evolution in his game. "He's an elite, All-Star player, two-way player. I just watched him grow over the years, not just the championship year, but with Jayson Tatum, obviously out, more responsibility falls into his hands, and I thought they did a great job building around him for this particular season, with all the shooting that surrounds him." "He's a problem. He's not fun to watch on tape when you have to play against him. I'm a fan of his, just as a pure basketball person, not just as a coach. Actually got to spend some time in Africa, he was such an impressive person. He's good for the NBA. He's going to be a probelm for us tonight." "There was an Africa game that I coach in, that he played in. They used to do that yearly in South Africa. It's an amazing event. He came down there for that. And some of the events that we had to do -- humanitarian stuff, you go out and you see these communities, and just to see his investment in it was really impressive. And he was at a much younger age then. And I remember him in the bubble, speaking up at meetings and things like that." "Some people are born to lead. He definitely stands out as one of those people."

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Noah Slaughter came in last place in his Fantasy Football League and his punishment was to sing the National Anthem at our game today 😂 His friends allowed him to read the lyrics from his phone out of respect for the anthem. His friends & league-mates bought tickets and are standing about 20 feet to his right cheering him on. They got him a bright neon vest that says 'Please Be Patient, I suck @ Fantasy Football' Noah says that he only lost because he missed the draft and it 'auto-drafted' his team 😂 Cheers to Noah for being a good sport and singing the National Anthem 🇺🇸

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Ryan Day was impressed with Isaiah West’s performance in Ohio State’s win over Wisconsin. The freshman had a team-high 55 rushing yards on nine carries. “Hit (the holes) good (on his two runs for seven and 14 yards),” Day said. “There were two guys in the hole that he made miss. So good sign for a young back. So we’ll kind of see what it looks like and see where we’re going from here. I mean, those are good runs. And so we’re going to look at everything and do everything we can to make sure that we’re efficient and we’re balanced.” West played 14 snaps against the Badgers after totaling just 15 snaps in the Buckeyes’ first six games of the season.

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