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Rangers 1 down extremely generous decisions from ref Nick Walsh. (i) Dan Neil over the ball studs onto Emmanuel Agyei's foot intent to break it - no red card. (ii) Lawrence Shankland deliberate elbow on Michael Forbes' chest so duffed clearance to Aasgard for equaliser - no foul

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I mean you slow it down and it’s even worse that they’ve not gave this Ball comes off the INSIDE of the post and goes BACKWARDS so that alone should tell you it’s over the line But even watch till the end. When the Hibs player kicks the ball back OUT it lands ON the line Like it can’t be any clearer and Rangers need to call this out. Blatant CHEATING from Nick Walsh and VAR yet again !!!!

I mean you slow it down and it’s even worse that they’ve not gave this Ball comes off the INSIDE of the post and goes BACKWARDS so that alone should tell you it’s over the line But even watch till the end. When the Hibs player kicks the ball back OUT it lands ON the line Like it can’t be any clearer and Rangers need to call this out. Blatant CHEATING from Nick Walsh and VAR yet again !!!!

Rangers Spares

564,714 views • 1 year ago

If anyone thinks this is a red card they have no clue about football 😂😂😂 1. It’s not even a foul 2. Even if it is gave as a foul it’s not a yellow card foul 3. The ball is nowhere near him at ANY point for this to be gave a yellow or a red card IF a foul was gave 4. If you’re giving fouls for this you’re giving a foul every second of a game 5. Even if this was a yellow card, which it wasn’t, VAR can’t intervene to give a yellow card It’s a contact sport. But he’s literally throwing himself to the ground the SECOND Tavernier touches him. He doesn’t pull him or push him. He literally puts his hand on him and he throws himself to the ground cause he knew he wasn’t getting anywhere near the ball It only looks bad because he throws himself to the ground and Tav almost falls over him

If anyone thinks this is a red card they have no clue about football 😂😂😂 1. It’s not even a foul 2. Even if it is gave as a foul it’s not a yellow card foul 3. The ball is nowhere near him at ANY point for this to be gave a yellow or a red card IF a foul was gave 4. If you’re giving fouls for this you’re giving a foul every second of a game 5. Even if this was a yellow card, which it wasn’t, VAR can’t intervene to give a yellow card It’s a contact sport. But he’s literally throwing himself to the ground the SECOND Tavernier touches him. He doesn’t pull him or push him. He literally puts his hand on him and he throws himself to the ground cause he knew he wasn’t getting anywhere near the ball It only looks bad because he throws himself to the ground and Tav almost falls over him

Rangers Spares

192,866 views • 7 months ago

This shows it perfectly FOUL 1- OUTSIDE penalty area and DOGSO. Should be red card for this 🔴 • Mikey Moore plants his LEFT foot • Livingston player comes from behind so can’t win the ball without taking the player first • Livi player kicks Moore’s left leg, fouling him and gets nowhere near the ball • Moore is swinging his leg back to try get a shot at goal • For this alone, it should’ve been a free kick and a red card for DOGSO 🔴 But then you have- FOUL 2- INSIDE the area • The Livi players right leg fouls Mikey Moore inside the box as he’s getting his shot away and stops the shot by fouling him • You can clearly see the Livi players LEFT hand is ON the line while his RIGHT leg trips Moore up INSIDE the box • Even the Livi players LEFT foot clips Moore AGAIN on the way down The outcome • It’s a clear penalty as he’s clearly fouled INSIDE the box at least ONCE • It’s a yellow card 🟡 and not red as he’s made a genuine attempt for the ball and missed so there can’t be double jeopardy But the ref and VAR could’ve took the easy way out and said it’s a foul outside and a red card but they went down the cheating route and gave nothing 😂

This shows it perfectly FOUL 1- OUTSIDE penalty area and DOGSO. Should be red card for this 🔴 • Mikey Moore plants his LEFT foot • Livingston player comes from behind so can’t win the ball without taking the player first • Livi player kicks Moore’s left leg, fouling him and gets nowhere near the ball • Moore is swinging his leg back to try get a shot at goal • For this alone, it should’ve been a free kick and a red card for DOGSO 🔴 But then you have- FOUL 2- INSIDE the area • The Livi players right leg fouls Mikey Moore inside the box as he’s getting his shot away and stops the shot by fouling him • You can clearly see the Livi players LEFT hand is ON the line while his RIGHT leg trips Moore up INSIDE the box • Even the Livi players LEFT foot clips Moore AGAIN on the way down The outcome • It’s a clear penalty as he’s clearly fouled INSIDE the box at least ONCE • It’s a yellow card 🟡 and not red as he’s made a genuine attempt for the ball and missed so there can’t be double jeopardy But the ref and VAR could’ve took the easy way out and said it’s a foul outside and a red card but they went down the cheating route and gave nothing 😂

Rangers Spares

82,587 views • 6 months ago

OUTRAGEOUS CHEATING BY Scottish FA IN TITLE RACE - THE WORST SO FAR BY A MILE. 1. Trusty is being held by McGrath. Pushes/slaps McGrath's hand down. Grant Irvine on VAR says red card. 2. Scales free to get a header at goal - 2 handed pull by Ireland to drag him to ground. No penalty. 3. Gassama a mile offside for Montano's red card. David Dickinson on VAR stops the pass at a point where the ball has not even been struck & says onside. 4. For Fernandez's goal Chermiti jumps & elbows McGowan in the face sending him to the ground. No foul, goal given. All in the last half an hour when Celtic were going to win & Rangers were losing. ABSOLUTELY SHOCKING.

OUTRAGEOUS CHEATING BY Scottish FA IN TITLE RACE - THE WORST SO FAR BY A MILE. 1. Trusty is being held by McGrath. Pushes/slaps McGrath's hand down. Grant Irvine on VAR says red card. 2. Scales free to get a header at goal - 2 handed pull by Ireland to drag him to ground. No penalty. 3. Gassama a mile offside for Montano's red card. David Dickinson on VAR stops the pass at a point where the ball has not even been struck & says onside. 4. For Fernandez's goal Chermiti jumps & elbows McGowan in the face sending him to the ground. No foul, goal given. All in the last half an hour when Celtic were going to win & Rangers were losing. ABSOLUTELY SHOCKING.

The Global Tablet of Jurisprudence

152,782 views • 6 months ago

So this how it went down last night at the Bridge. Chelsea’s Marco Cucurella pulls down Micky van de Ven while the ball is LIVE… gets booked for it… but Spurs DON’T get a penalty?! 🤯 How can it be a foul and a yellow card… but not a pen? Then throw in Delap’s blatant elbow to DJed Spence head with no attempt to play the ball 🟥 ? Of course not. VAR PGMO once again rewriting the rules as they go. Absolute farce 🤡 🎪 #COYS 🤍💙

So this how it went down last night at the Bridge. Chelsea’s Marco Cucurella pulls down Micky van de Ven while the ball is LIVE… gets booked for it… but Spurs DON’T get a penalty?! 🤯 How can it be a foul and a yellow card… but not a pen? Then throw in Delap’s blatant elbow to DJed Spence head with no attempt to play the ball 🟥 ? Of course not. VAR PGMO once again rewriting the rules as they go. Absolute farce 🤡 🎪 #COYS 🤍💙

Jonny H

95,973 views • 3 months ago

Subs Switching Systems Backfiring Jens Berthal Askou subs compared to Danny Röhl: Rangers go to a Back-5(Should've immediately switched that after the Red): • Sends Negative Messaging to Players • Invites Pressure (Even from 10-men) • No Attacking Mindset or Intent Motherwell then go to 10-men but took off a LB for a LW, went for it & got rewards 👏 Substitutions have such huge importance on the signals you are actually sending onto the pitch 👇

Subs Switching Systems Backfiring Jens Berthal Askou subs compared to Danny Röhl: Rangers go to a Back-5(Should've immediately switched that after the Red): • Sends Negative Messaging to Players • Invites Pressure (Even from 10-men) • No Attacking Mindset or Intent Motherwell then go to 10-men but took off a LB for a LW, went for it & got rewards 👏 Substitutions have such huge importance on the signals you are actually sending onto the pitch 👇

John Walker

43,640 views • 7 months ago

How to set up the tee for a pitch down the middle, inside & outside. I see far too many athletes setting up incorrectly when doing tee work at my clinics and I see it from all ages. I can’t stress enough how important it is to have the tee in the correct spot. You can have the best swing in the world but if your contact point is off, it does you no good. For a pitch down the middle, you’ll want to make contact with the ball about even with your front foot in order to stay connected and hit for maximum power. Inside will be right outside of front foot and outside will be right inside of front foot. Letting the ball travel too deep will jam you and catching too far out front will force you to hit the ball off the end of the bat and roll over. So for those wanting to change swing mechanics so quickly for mishitting the ball, check your contact points first.

How to set up the tee for a pitch down the middle, inside & outside. I see far too many athletes setting up incorrectly when doing tee work at my clinics and I see it from all ages. I can’t stress enough how important it is to have the tee in the correct spot. You can have the best swing in the world but if your contact point is off, it does you no good. For a pitch down the middle, you’ll want to make contact with the ball about even with your front foot in order to stay connected and hit for maximum power. Inside will be right outside of front foot and outside will be right inside of front foot. Letting the ball travel too deep will jam you and catching too far out front will force you to hit the ball off the end of the bat and roll over. So for those wanting to change swing mechanics so quickly for mishitting the ball, check your contact points first.

Megan Rembielak

34,461 views • 1 year ago

Here are the key facts about the Hukporti foul on Wagner: 1. The officials called it a loose-ball foul on the floor. 2. It went to a flagrant review and was quickly confirmed as a common foul: this in a league that practically looks for excuses to call flagrants. 3. Jalen Suggs immediately went over to Hukporti, patted him on the back, and let him know there was no ill intent. Just basketball. 4. If the play were actually reckless, the Magic, one of the most physical teams in the league, would’ve responded accordingly. They didn’t. 5. Orlando’s coach, Jamahl Mosley, didn’t criticize the refs to “protect his player,” because there was nothing reckless to protect him from. 6. In his postgame comments, Mosley didn’t label the foul as dirty, reckless, or flagrant. So the only group insisting this was a dirty play seems to be emotional Magic fans reacting to a scary injury, which is understandable, but the claim that Hukporti acted with malicious intent has no real basis. Everyone without bias, from people who were on the floor, coaches, players, officials, to neutral observers, recognizes it wasn’t a dirty play. I genuinely hope Franz Wagner’s injury is minor and that he’s back soon. He’s taken a real leap this season, to the point where there’s a strong argument he’s their best player.

Here are the key facts about the Hukporti foul on Wagner: 1. The officials called it a loose-ball foul on the floor. 2. It went to a flagrant review and was quickly confirmed as a common foul: this in a league that practically looks for excuses to call flagrants. 3. Jalen Suggs immediately went over to Hukporti, patted him on the back, and let him know there was no ill intent. Just basketball. 4. If the play were actually reckless, the Magic, one of the most physical teams in the league, would’ve responded accordingly. They didn’t. 5. Orlando’s coach, Jamahl Mosley, didn’t criticize the refs to “protect his player,” because there was nothing reckless to protect him from. 6. In his postgame comments, Mosley didn’t label the foul as dirty, reckless, or flagrant. So the only group insisting this was a dirty play seems to be emotional Magic fans reacting to a scary injury, which is understandable, but the claim that Hukporti acted with malicious intent has no real basis. Everyone without bias, from people who were on the floor, coaches, players, officials, to neutral observers, recognizes it wasn’t a dirty play. I genuinely hope Franz Wagner’s injury is minor and that he’s back soon. He’s taken a real leap this season, to the point where there’s a strong argument he’s their best player.

Poppa Left

67,906 views • 9 months ago

Late game continued… I always yelled foul when we needed to foul. But this year stole “Purple” from Mr814😈 1:30 left. Team was going to hold 🏀 so we went Purple. Down 6 less than a minute. For those that say we need 3s…we made comeback without a single one made🤷🏼‍♂️ It’s an AAU sample size, and not HS/College, but some things I learned from changing to “purple”… 🟣Yelling purple instead of foul IMO gave us a little more leeway with refs to go for ball, instead of automatic whistle 🟣With automatic fouls not being called when we went for the ball, even though it made game more physical, it actually created more of a mental impact in our favor. That won us the game as much as creating extra possessions down the stretch 🟣IMO lot easier to communicate switch in your defense, both on and off, when you give your “fouling defense” a name So I appreciate Mr814 for sharing so I could learn and steal it🤝

Late game continued… I always yelled foul when we needed to foul. But this year stole “Purple” from Mr814😈 1:30 left. Team was going to hold 🏀 so we went Purple. Down 6 less than a minute. For those that say we need 3s…we made comeback without a single one made🤷🏼‍♂️ It’s an AAU sample size, and not HS/College, but some things I learned from changing to “purple”… 🟣Yelling purple instead of foul IMO gave us a little more leeway with refs to go for ball, instead of automatic whistle 🟣With automatic fouls not being called when we went for the ball, even though it made game more physical, it actually created more of a mental impact in our favor. That won us the game as much as creating extra possessions down the stretch 🟣IMO lot easier to communicate switch in your defense, both on and off, when you give your “fouling defense” a name So I appreciate Mr814 for sharing so I could learn and steal it🤝

Sean Strickland

15,992 views • 4 months ago

Michael Kay with an interesting scoop that changes this entire story: Jazz didn’t steal to pad his stats. Aaron Boone told him to steal, because it wasn’t a blowout yet. The Yankees were up by 6 runs at the time, and so there was still a chance they’d have to use Bednar in the 9th. Kay: “Jazz walks to start the 8th inning. As he's running down to first base, Boone shuts Jazz down, says he's not allowed to steal. But then Boone sees that the Red Sox infield is playing behind Jazz. So Boone yells to the Red Sox dugout, ‘No no no, you can't have it both ways. You either hold him on and we won't run, or if you're gonna not hold him on, we are gonna run.’ Red Sox manager] Chad Tracy didn't react. So the Red Sox first baseman still plays behind Jazz. So Boone says, Go steal. And Boone's reasoning is this: I am two batters away in the ninth inning from having to bring in David Bednar. That run is important. If you're gonna hold me on, then fine I won't run. But you can't have it both ways. I would not have Jazz steal if they were holding him on. But I am not going to give up on a free run, which might stop me from bringing in Bednar."

Michael Kay with an interesting scoop that changes this entire story: Jazz didn’t steal to pad his stats. Aaron Boone told him to steal, because it wasn’t a blowout yet. The Yankees were up by 6 runs at the time, and so there was still a chance they’d have to use Bednar in the 9th. Kay: “Jazz walks to start the 8th inning. As he's running down to first base, Boone shuts Jazz down, says he's not allowed to steal. But then Boone sees that the Red Sox infield is playing behind Jazz. So Boone yells to the Red Sox dugout, ‘No no no, you can't have it both ways. You either hold him on and we won't run, or if you're gonna not hold him on, we are gonna run.’ Red Sox manager] Chad Tracy didn't react. So the Red Sox first baseman still plays behind Jazz. So Boone says, Go steal. And Boone's reasoning is this: I am two batters away in the ninth inning from having to bring in David Bednar. That run is important. If you're gonna hold me on, then fine I won't run. But you can't have it both ways. I would not have Jazz steal if they were holding him on. But I am not going to give up on a free run, which might stop me from bringing in Bednar."

That’s Baseball, Suzyn

535,800 views • 9 days ago

🚨Enzo Fernández Statement on his red card incident against Spain: 🗣️Reporter: Enzo, can you talk us through the challenge that led to your red card? 🗣️ Enzo: “I knew I was already on a yellow card. When I went in for the challenge, there was no bad intention. My only objective was to win the ball and help my team. I wasn’t trying to hurt anyone. As soon as the collision happened, I could hear Spain’s players surrounding the referee, shouting that it was a card. Almost immediately, the referee reached for his pocket. He didn’t take much time before making the decision, even though it was a World Cup final and he knew I was already on a booking. From my point of view, the decision was extremely harsh. In a match of that magnitude, you hope the referee carefully considers every big call because one decision can change the entire final. I was devastated when I saw the red card. Leaving my teammates with ten men in a World Cup final is one of the worst feelings a footballer can experience. I wanted to be on the pitch fighting until the final whistle. All week there was so much discussion about the referee before the match, and in the end I felt every decision seemed to go against us. That’s how it felt from where I was standing. We believed we were never given the benefit of the doubt in the big moments. I’m disappointed, but I respect football and I respect the game. I just wish the key decisions in a World Cup final were judged with greater consistency. Those moments can define careers and determine who lifts the biggest trophy in football.”

🚨Enzo Fernández Statement on his red card incident against Spain: 🗣️Reporter: Enzo, can you talk us through the challenge that led to your red card? 🗣️ Enzo: “I knew I was already on a yellow card. When I went in for the challenge, there was no bad intention. My only objective was to win the ball and help my team. I wasn’t trying to hurt anyone. As soon as the collision happened, I could hear Spain’s players surrounding the referee, shouting that it was a card. Almost immediately, the referee reached for his pocket. He didn’t take much time before making the decision, even though it was a World Cup final and he knew I was already on a booking. From my point of view, the decision was extremely harsh. In a match of that magnitude, you hope the referee carefully considers every big call because one decision can change the entire final. I was devastated when I saw the red card. Leaving my teammates with ten men in a World Cup final is one of the worst feelings a footballer can experience. I wanted to be on the pitch fighting until the final whistle. All week there was so much discussion about the referee before the match, and in the end I felt every decision seemed to go against us. That’s how it felt from where I was standing. We believed we were never given the benefit of the doubt in the big moments. I’m disappointed, but I respect football and I respect the game. I just wish the key decisions in a World Cup final were judged with greater consistency. Those moments can define careers and determine who lifts the biggest trophy in football.”

SethOfficial

3,180,218 views • 1 month ago

Qullamaggie on How Long to Go From 9k to 1 Million “How did you go from 5K to 1 million? That’s for losers. I think I did it in 8 years. No, no, no. You know what, I’ll check. I went from 5K — let’s see, from 2013. So my accounts were actually 9K on May 20, 2013. That was the turning point for my trading. May happened. I was down like 50% on the year, and that was the turning point. So in May 2013 I had 90K in my trading accounts. Let’s see when I hit 1 million. January 2018, I hit 1.4 million. So somewhere in December 2017 my account reached 1 million. It took about three and a half years to get from 9K to 1 million. If you have a small account, guys, it’s not hard to make a few hundred percent per year. It’s not hard if you have a small account. Really, you can make it if you’re a short-term swing trader. You can make most years probably easily a couple hundred percent. And that’s the thing — you won’t have a small account after a few years. That’s the beautiful part.”

Qullamaggie on How Long to Go From 9k to 1 Million “How did you go from 5K to 1 million? That’s for losers. I think I did it in 8 years. No, no, no. You know what, I’ll check. I went from 5K — let’s see, from 2013. So my accounts were actually 9K on May 20, 2013. That was the turning point for my trading. May happened. I was down like 50% on the year, and that was the turning point. So in May 2013 I had 90K in my trading accounts. Let’s see when I hit 1 million. January 2018, I hit 1.4 million. So somewhere in December 2017 my account reached 1 million. It took about three and a half years to get from 9K to 1 million. If you have a small account, guys, it’s not hard to make a few hundred percent per year. It’s not hard if you have a small account. Really, you can make it if you’re a short-term swing trader. You can make most years probably easily a couple hundred percent. And that’s the thing — you won’t have a small account after a few years. That’s the beautiful part.”

Lone

47,019 views • 4 months ago

Ashton Hall says he was the number 1 salesman in Florida at LA Fitness and went from 0 to 70,000 followers in 30 days when COVID shut the gym down “I was number one in Florida with the sales. I loved it. So I said, 'Shoot, if I can make them $100,000 in a month, I could do the same thing for myself.'” “They closed the gyms down in 2020. So I just started posting my fitness content. Home, no gym, no problem type of videos. And I started an online training program and it was just booming.” “First day, God had grace over everything. I went from zero to 70,000 followers within 30 days.”

Ashton Hall says he was the number 1 salesman in Florida at LA Fitness and went from 0 to 70,000 followers in 30 days when COVID shut the gym down “I was number one in Florida with the sales. I loved it. So I said, 'Shoot, if I can make them $100,000 in a month, I could do the same thing for myself.'” “They closed the gyms down in 2020. So I just started posting my fitness content. Home, no gym, no problem type of videos. And I started an online training program and it was just booming.” “First day, God had grace over everything. I went from zero to 70,000 followers within 30 days.”

ramagazzi

423,106 views • 1 month ago

More Tank Dell on where he is in his injury comeback and the Texans' support: "There's light at the end of the tunnel. So I'm almost there. "It means the most. . . The belief I have from the organization. From (GM) Nick (Caserio) on to the bottom. To (Coach) DeMeco (Ryans) to my receiver coach to training staff and everybody in training staff. It's been a great ride, a great journey. "They held me down from the jump. Anything I needed, I could go in there and talk to them. Especially DeMeco. His No. 1 rule is his door's always open. You can talk to him about anything." PaperCity Magazine

More Tank Dell on where he is in his injury comeback and the Texans' support: "There's light at the end of the tunnel. So I'm almost there. "It means the most. . . The belief I have from the organization. From (GM) Nick (Caserio) on to the bottom. To (Coach) DeMeco (Ryans) to my receiver coach to training staff and everybody in training staff. It's been a great ride, a great journey. "They held me down from the jump. Anything I needed, I could go in there and talk to them. Especially DeMeco. His No. 1 rule is his door's always open. You can talk to him about anything." PaperCity Magazine

Chris Baldwin

14,648 views • 2 months ago

FT #Spurs 1 v 0 #Villereal A shocking mistake by goalkeeper Luiz Junior gave us an early lead and the victory but it was so scrappy in the first half we didn’t move the ball quickly enough imho. So many careless passes by our players giving the ball away over and over again so frustrating. It didn’t get any better in the 2nd half Villarreal are no mugs Pepe had a couple of good chances to score. Bentancur and Bergvall tried to progress the ball but the 3rd phase of play just wasn’t there Richarlison struggling. Simmons was lucky not to see red after a second bookable offence Foyth was outstanding for them The ref was absolutely atrocious but that can’t excuse a lacklustre poor performance we will need better on Saturday v Brighton. A win is a win tho and 3 points thank you very much we move on #UCL #COYS 🤍💙

FT #Spurs 1 v 0 #Villereal A shocking mistake by goalkeeper Luiz Junior gave us an early lead and the victory but it was so scrappy in the first half we didn’t move the ball quickly enough imho. So many careless passes by our players giving the ball away over and over again so frustrating. It didn’t get any better in the 2nd half Villarreal are no mugs Pepe had a couple of good chances to score. Bentancur and Bergvall tried to progress the ball but the 3rd phase of play just wasn’t there Richarlison struggling. Simmons was lucky not to see red after a second bookable offence Foyth was outstanding for them The ref was absolutely atrocious but that can’t excuse a lacklustre poor performance we will need better on Saturday v Brighton. A win is a win tho and 3 points thank you very much we move on #UCL #COYS 🤍💙

Jonny H

29,236 views • 11 months ago

Play 1: As Shai turns into triple threat position and goes for pull up, Reaves has both hands on arm Play 2: As Shai pulls up, Kennard makes clear contact with shooting elbow before shot is released Play 3: Shai steps on Aytons foot (called a foul on IHart when Reaves did) Ayton then swipes down as Shai goes for shot attempt (no call on either) Play 4: Shai goes to split the double and Kennard runs into him, gets semi clean attempt up Play 5: Shai drives from left to right, Hayes jumps and his momentum carries him into Shai as he is airborne Hope this helps 👌

Play 1: As Shai turns into triple threat position and goes for pull up, Reaves has both hands on arm Play 2: As Shai pulls up, Kennard makes clear contact with shooting elbow before shot is released Play 3: Shai steps on Aytons foot (called a foul on IHart when Reaves did) Ayton then swipes down as Shai goes for shot attempt (no call on either) Play 4: Shai goes to split the double and Kennard runs into him, gets semi clean attempt up Play 5: Shai drives from left to right, Hayes jumps and his momentum carries him into Shai as he is airborne Hope this helps 👌

ThunderChats

100,606 views • 4 months ago

It’s not common for me to completely change my opinion on something, but Matt Walsh with his analysis on Shiloh Hendrix has done just that. Admittedly, I almost completely ignored most of this story. I don’t care what the mob gets angry about, no matter what side they are on. However, in this case, Walsh is right. You can only stop the mob mentality by disincentivizing the attacks that the social media mobs do on people. Which is exactly what this story has done. It’s less about the moral character of the woman and much more about rebuking the attack of the mob, who has acted with impunity for years. These stories have continued for over a decade with absolutely no pushback. So if this is what it takes to finally stop the social media mob justice, even if it’s for a stupid cause, It’s worth every penny. So, Matt Walsh can add another one to the binder. He’s right. I hope she raises 2 million dollars, and I hope the mob learns that from here forward, the days of their senseless attacks on private citizens will no longer go unanswered. 🇺🇸

It’s not common for me to completely change my opinion on something, but Matt Walsh with his analysis on Shiloh Hendrix has done just that. Admittedly, I almost completely ignored most of this story. I don’t care what the mob gets angry about, no matter what side they are on. However, in this case, Walsh is right. You can only stop the mob mentality by disincentivizing the attacks that the social media mobs do on people. Which is exactly what this story has done. It’s less about the moral character of the woman and much more about rebuking the attack of the mob, who has acted with impunity for years. These stories have continued for over a decade with absolutely no pushback. So if this is what it takes to finally stop the social media mob justice, even if it’s for a stupid cause, It’s worth every penny. So, Matt Walsh can add another one to the binder. He’s right. I hope she raises 2 million dollars, and I hope the mob learns that from here forward, the days of their senseless attacks on private citizens will no longer go unanswered. 🇺🇸

Walter Curt

699,320 views • 1 year ago

DeMarcus Cousins on why Tim Duncan was the hardest player for him to guard in the NBA: “It was either rookie or my second year. And you know you play Timmy enough you kind of pick up on the sh*t that he does. Tim got some tricks to his game that people don’t know about. So one thing he was infamous for is when he’s guarding the big he pulls you down on one shoulder so he can get up and block it. That sh*t used to frustrate. I’m like, “Yo, this a foul.” Yo, like I can’t jump if he’s pulling me down on one shoulder and blocking me. I’m like, “That’s a foul, bro.” So it got to the point it go so frustrating. I’m like, “You know what? I’m about to manhandle Tim.” Like, I just started going through his chest. So, I got maybe two, three buckets in a row. I get to popping it like, “Yeah Tim, you too little out here.” So, you know Tim ain’t really got too much to say. So, I think Tim ran off about a good 14 to 16 like just straight. No extra moves. Back down jump hook, turnaround jumper, face up jab off the bank. I’m just like, god damn. So, by the end of it, you know, he just say good game.” (Via Road Trippin’ Show)

DeMarcus Cousins on why Tim Duncan was the hardest player for him to guard in the NBA: “It was either rookie or my second year. And you know you play Timmy enough you kind of pick up on the sht that he does. Tim got some tricks to his game that people don’t know about. So one thing he was infamous for is when he’s guarding the big he pulls you down on one shoulder so he can get up and block it. That sht used to frustrate. I’m like, “Yo, this a foul.” Yo, like I can’t jump if he’s pulling me down on one shoulder and blocking me. I’m like, “That’s a foul, bro.” So it got to the point it go so frustrating. I’m like, “You know what? I’m about to manhandle Tim.” Like, I just started going through his chest. So, I got maybe two, three buckets in a row. I get to popping it like, “Yeah Tim, you too little out here.” So, you know Tim ain’t really got too much to say. So, I think Tim ran off about a good 14 to 16 like just straight. No extra moves. Back down jump hook, turnaround jumper, face up jab off the bank. I’m just like, god damn. So, by the end of it, you know, he just say good game.” (Via Road Trippin’ Show)

NBA Courtside

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Whoa, hold the horses! We're taking a break from our season recap to throw down some birthday love, Texas style! First up, a colossal, Texas-sized HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the one and only Quandre Diggs! Remember that time he went full-on linebacker mode on Patrick Mahomes? Oh boy, did he ever! Diggs laid down a hit so hard, you'd think he was trying to knock the taste out of Mahomes' mouth. The ball popped out like a jack-in-the-box, and who was there to scoop it up? Shiro Davis, diving on that fumble like he was saving the last piece of birthday cake from the dogs. That game in Lubbock? It was like Texas threw a big ol' party for themselves, ending with a 34-13 victory over the Red Raiders. Nov. 1, 2014

Whoa, hold the horses! We're taking a break from our season recap to throw down some birthday love, Texas style! First up, a colossal, Texas-sized HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the one and only Quandre Diggs! Remember that time he went full-on linebacker mode on Patrick Mahomes? Oh boy, did he ever! Diggs laid down a hit so hard, you'd think he was trying to knock the taste out of Mahomes' mouth. The ball popped out like a jack-in-the-box, and who was there to scoop it up? Shiro Davis, diving on that fumble like he was saving the last piece of birthday cake from the dogs. That game in Lubbock? It was like Texas threw a big ol' party for themselves, ending with a 34-13 victory over the Red Raiders. Nov. 1, 2014

Longhorn🤘Highlights

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