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Really interesting stuff here from Illinois State men's basketball coach Ryan Pedon on scheduling. "Mid-majors are getting squeezed out of this thing." "We were like 0-for-60 on trying to schedule high-majors in the regular season... They want to play Quad 1s and Quad 4s that they can beat by... show more

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"The goal is to play in the NCAA Tournament. It's hard now if you're not one of those power 4s." "I was really proud of establishing of who we are as a culture. They dive and dive on the floor. We compete." "Excited to get back to work. Already excited for next season."

"The goal is to play in the NCAA Tournament. It's hard now if you're not one of those power 4s." "I was really proud of establishing of who we are as a culture. They dive and dive on the floor. We compete." "Excited to get back to work. Already excited for next season."

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It's Not Just The Chicago Bears that Indiana is trying to Steal from Illinois. Indiana Congressman Explains how his State is trying to take 33 COUNTIES away from the Blue State. Rep. Marlin Stutzman tells me he would VOTE 'YES' to annexing southern Illinois and freeing it from Chicago’s control. “Those folks in southern Illinois get beaten on a daily basis by Chicago politics, and they take them for granted.” People prefer freedom over the tyranny of JB Pritzker. Southern Illinois is tired of being ignored, over-taxed, and dictated to by Chicago Democrats who don’t share their values or care about their communities. we can send this in the same 15 flow with the show clips

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Governor JB Pritzker responds to Trump's lawsuit against Illinois: It's a massive effort to distract from what they are doing across the country—to take away things that working-class, middle-class people, families, and the most vulnerable really need. You know, as they come and try to attack the state of Illinois—and that's what they're doing—you know, the lawsuits are against laws on the books in Illinois. Unlike Donald Trump, we follow the law in Illinois. Now, maybe they put up with this kind of garbage in Florida, which is the home state of the head of the DOJ, but in Illinois, we have grit. We are tough. We are strong. And Donald Trump has no idea what he's up against when he attacks Illinois. So we're here. We're going to stay here. We're going to keep fighting—for lowering costs on people, building up jobs, holding back the tariffs—whatever we can do to make this a great state, we're going to continue to do.

Governor JB Pritzker responds to Trump's lawsuit against Illinois: It's a massive effort to distract from what they are doing across the country—to take away things that working-class, middle-class people, families, and the most vulnerable really need. You know, as they come and try to attack the state of Illinois—and that's what they're doing—you know, the lawsuits are against laws on the books in Illinois. Unlike Donald Trump, we follow the law in Illinois. Now, maybe they put up with this kind of garbage in Florida, which is the home state of the head of the DOJ, but in Illinois, we have grit. We are tough. We are strong. And Donald Trump has no idea what he's up against when he attacks Illinois. So we're here. We're going to stay here. We're going to keep fighting—for lowering costs on people, building up jobs, holding back the tariffs—whatever we can do to make this a great state, we're going to continue to do.

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LIV Golf’s early proposed schedule for 2027 consists of what they are calling “5 x Team Majors” and “5 x Signature Events” in correspondence with media. The players obviously got the same memo because Anthony Kim made a joke about it ahead of LIV Golf Korea. When asked about whether majors are on his radar, AK said: “Yeah, I obviously want to play in the majors. I want to play in the biggest events. That's why I'm working. But I heard LIV is adding five more majors, so there will be nine majors to go after. (Smiling.)” On the serious side though, AK is currently 5th on the season long standings and the highest placed player who is not currently exempt after Andalucia will qualify for The Open. If he can have 2 good weeks, he has every chance of claiming that spot and playing in his first major since the 2011 PGA Championship. Anthony Kim LIV Golf 4Aces GC

LIV Golf’s early proposed schedule for 2027 consists of what they are calling “5 x Team Majors” and “5 x Signature Events” in correspondence with media. The players obviously got the same memo because Anthony Kim made a joke about it ahead of LIV Golf Korea. When asked about whether majors are on his radar, AK said: “Yeah, I obviously want to play in the majors. I want to play in the biggest events. That's why I'm working. But I heard LIV is adding five more majors, so there will be nine majors to go after. (Smiling.)” On the serious side though, AK is currently 5th on the season long standings and the highest placed player who is not currently exempt after Andalucia will qualify for The Open. If he can have 2 good weeks, he has every chance of claiming that spot and playing in his first major since the 2011 PGA Championship. Anthony Kim LIV Golf 4Aces GC

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Caleb Hammer reveals 60–65% of new college grads are women as men increasingly skip college. "Men are just not going to college anymore. It's getting pretty intense. They're not getting any education, not looking for any kind of job, not even collecting unemployment. They're literally just sitting on their ass. That is a big cohort of people right now." "They think everything is against them. Then they don't have jobs, they don't have skills, they don't have experience, so it's harder to get a job. It's easier to just sit at mom's house, play video games, and do drugs. That's bleak."

Caleb Hammer reveals 60–65% of new college grads are women as men increasingly skip college. "Men are just not going to college anymore. It's getting pretty intense. They're not getting any education, not looking for any kind of job, not even collecting unemployment. They're literally just sitting on their ass. That is a big cohort of people right now." "They think everything is against them. Then they don't have jobs, they don't have skills, they don't have experience, so it's harder to get a job. It's easier to just sit at mom's house, play video games, and do drugs. That's bleak."

Tig

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🇫🇷 PRX alecks: "It felt like today we were desperate to win. I think the emotional part of the finals is the thing that is difficult for us to overcome because we are an emotionally driven team and sometimes it gets the better of us. Today is one of those days where we forget everything that we have practiced and everyone is trying to win the game for the team. It snowballs into terrible mistakes that they feel really bad for. It seems to be that in grand finals, the team that plays tighter, in a sense, because we play a very loose style, and this thing backfires on us when it matters the most sometimes. Unfortunately, it's a live by the sword, die by the sword kind of thing for us. We'll have to figure out how to make sure that when we arrive in grand finals, we can still keep the same play style without having the weight of expectation on our own shoulders. This time, we lost to our own emotions, not taking anything away from LEVIATÁN. I think we have another level that we can get to, and I think it'll be a nicer grand final, or at least a nicer final map." #VALORANTMasters via zhobiii

🇫🇷 PRX alecks: "It felt like today we were desperate to win. I think the emotional part of the finals is the thing that is difficult for us to overcome because we are an emotionally driven team and sometimes it gets the better of us. Today is one of those days where we forget everything that we have practiced and everyone is trying to win the game for the team. It snowballs into terrible mistakes that they feel really bad for. It seems to be that in grand finals, the team that plays tighter, in a sense, because we play a very loose style, and this thing backfires on us when it matters the most sometimes. Unfortunately, it's a live by the sword, die by the sword kind of thing for us. We'll have to figure out how to make sure that when we arrive in grand finals, we can still keep the same play style without having the weight of expectation on our own shoulders. This time, we lost to our own emotions, not taking anything away from LEVIATÁN. I think we have another level that we can get to, and I think it'll be a nicer grand final, or at least a nicer final map." #VALORANTMasters via zhobiii

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Justin Thomas is playing the Charles Schwab Challenge this week for the first time in 4 years. Ahead of the event, he said he builds his schedule around what best prepares him for the majors and it may change year to year: “Everybody's different. I would say the most, the first and foremost, most important thing that a lot of the top guys, a lot of, anybody that's in the majors, you're going to at least I would think, is what's going to prepare me the best for the major. So like I've had success in majors when I play the week before. “But playing San Antonio the week before the Masters for me doesn't feel like that's getting me prepared as much as possible for the Masters. Therefore, I don't play San Antonio. I had a year where the PGA, when it was at Southern Hills I wanted to play the week before Byron Nelson, it's easy travel, and I played the week before. So it's very situational of when you play, don't play in that regard. “But I mean I really, really, really try with all my might to not do four in a row, four in a row is like I'm not fun to be around. It's very taxing. So I try to cap it at three. “And, yeah, there's a lot of great tournaments, we're very fortunate to have to miss some great events, but you have to at some point. So just kind of start with the majors and fill it in here and there, I guess.” Justin is coming off the back of a final round 65 to finish T4 at the PGA Championship, his best of the season so far, and will be looking to continue that form and contend for his first win at Colonial Country Club. Justin Thomas PGA TOUR

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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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🚨 HOLY CRAP! Sen. Mike Lee just RIPPED senators for blocking the SAVE America Act from passage, say they likely benefit from CHEATING "Perhaps some of those opposed to this might be afraid of what happens if they can't rely on non-citizen votes!" "WHAT'S THE HOLD UP? It's CERTAINLY not the American voter." "Because the American voter, by a margin of like three out of four or four out of five depending on which poll you look at, believes that it's important that people who show up to vote ought to have to prove who they are, and they ought to at the time they register to vote to have to establish their citizenship and thus their eligibility to vote in their first place!" "We're talking about 75 to 80, some as high as 85% depending on which poll you look at. Those are Democrat voters and Republican voters alike, all agreeing that this is a problem. It's a problem that Congress can and should fix." "So what is the hold up? Well, it's hard to say what the hold up is, but I can summarize it this way. It's Senate Democrats!" "The SAVE America Act is popular, literally everywhere in the United States of America, except in this chamber, and except among Democrats in this chamber!" "Everywhere else, it's a no-brainer. Everywhere else, it's popular. It's only here that they don't want to pass it."

🚨 HOLY CRAP! Sen. Mike Lee just RIPPED senators for blocking the SAVE America Act from passage, say they likely benefit from CHEATING "Perhaps some of those opposed to this might be afraid of what happens if they can't rely on non-citizen votes!" "WHAT'S THE HOLD UP? It's CERTAINLY not the American voter." "Because the American voter, by a margin of like three out of four or four out of five depending on which poll you look at, believes that it's important that people who show up to vote ought to have to prove who they are, and they ought to at the time they register to vote to have to establish their citizenship and thus their eligibility to vote in their first place!" "We're talking about 75 to 80, some as high as 85% depending on which poll you look at. Those are Democrat voters and Republican voters alike, all agreeing that this is a problem. It's a problem that Congress can and should fix." "So what is the hold up? Well, it's hard to say what the hold up is, but I can summarize it this way. It's Senate Democrats!" "The SAVE America Act is popular, literally everywhere in the United States of America, except in this chamber, and except among Democrats in this chamber!" "Everywhere else, it's a no-brainer. Everywhere else, it's popular. It's only here that they don't want to pass it."

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Jamie Raskin destroys the whole Tucker Carlson and GOP talking points around the Capitol attack. "They claim they were really ANTIFA and FBI agents but on the other hand they are trying to get them out of jail. Which is it? Why are they trying to get these ANTIFA imposters out of jail.. for trying to overthrow an election which they apparently won." Here's the Truth: - Republicans don't even know what "ANTIFA" is. They can't define it nor can they find a single death that this wretched 'terrorist group' that they say the Democrats represent, have caused. They use the word for all their conspiracy theories because it's impossible to defend a group that is NOT centrally organized.

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Reporter: Can I ask you to tell us in Slovenian how are you? How are you dealing with uncomfortable things on one side and on the other side you play games like that when it's sometimes even harder for you in some ways? Luka: Alright. That's life, I don't know what to say. But that's my job so I have to be here. They pay me a lot to play for them so... and also basketball is giving me some kind of peace when I play a game.

Luka Updates

1,118,248 次观看 • 4 个月前

Jon Rahm has been playing majors for nearly a decade now and he reflected on the best thing he’s learned over that time frame: “The main thing is, you always feel like to win a major you have to play perfect, which is not true.” A lot of amateurs can learn from that mindset, too. Golf is not a game of perfect! Full answer in clip below:

Jon Rahm has been playing majors for nearly a decade now and he reflected on the best thing he’s learned over that time frame: “The main thing is, you always feel like to win a major you have to play perfect, which is not true.” A lot of amateurs can learn from that mindset, too. Golf is not a game of perfect! Full answer in clip below:

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The House must function. If they give us the opportunity to raise our concerns on the floor of the House, the House will function. It is really incumbent on the government to create an atmosphere for the House to function. They have the majority. The Speaker is from their ranks. The onus is on them to create an atmosphere for the House to function. This is a serious issue that we definitely want to raise on the floor of Parliament. The people are watching this, and they are also noticing that the electoral process is not fair anymore. : Karti P Chidambaram ji

The House must function. If they give us the opportunity to raise our concerns on the floor of the House, the House will function. It is really incumbent on the government to create an atmosphere for the House to function. They have the majority. The Speaker is from their ranks. The onus is on them to create an atmosphere for the House to function. This is a serious issue that we definitely want to raise on the floor of Parliament. The people are watching this, and they are also noticing that the electoral process is not fair anymore. : Karti P Chidambaram ji

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WOW 🚨 US Government paying for Costco Purchases for illegal migrants “So we just left Costco, and we were held up in the line for a few minutes because somebody — had a paper from the government. They were a newcomer to this country. So they had to take the form to the customer service, and everything that was in that cart was paid for by the government at Costco” “That was $100’s of dollars of stuff” “Most people can't afford to put groceries on their table. And yet, if you come to this country and you're a newcomer, you get access to all of the things that we have here, and you get your groceries at Costco”

WOW 🚨 US Government paying for Costco Purchases for illegal migrants “So we just left Costco, and we were held up in the line for a few minutes because somebody — had a paper from the government. They were a newcomer to this country. So they had to take the form to the customer service, and everything that was in that cart was paid for by the government at Costco” “That was $100’s of dollars of stuff” “Most people can't afford to put groceries on their table. And yet, if you come to this country and you're a newcomer, you get access to all of the things that we have here, and you get your groceries at Costco”

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LeBron on Steph being a guest on Mind the Game: "When you're trying to rise to the top of the mountain you have guys that's trying to stop me from getting there and vice versa and Steph has been one of those guys throughout our career we've been trying to get to the mountaintop and we trying to knock each other off of it and that competition was brewing for a long time and every time we play against each other it still brews. When you get to a certain age and you get to a certain level and you understand that appreciating greatness and appreciating things that you won't be able to have for a long time ever after when you're done. You can look back on those moments, you don't want to waste an opportunity to be able to build a relationship with somebody that you kinda share some of the same, I guess, goals in life. There's so much mutual respect and now it's like just even more respect just out of the simple fact that we can hop on a phone call or text or whatever. It was great (for) us to talk basketball in just the most easy organic way with the 2 episodes and have that time so it's been cool"

LeBron on Steph being a guest on Mind the Game: "When you're trying to rise to the top of the mountain you have guys that's trying to stop me from getting there and vice versa and Steph has been one of those guys throughout our career we've been trying to get to the mountaintop and we trying to knock each other off of it and that competition was brewing for a long time and every time we play against each other it still brews. When you get to a certain age and you get to a certain level and you understand that appreciating greatness and appreciating things that you won't be able to have for a long time ever after when you're done. You can look back on those moments, you don't want to waste an opportunity to be able to build a relationship with somebody that you kinda share some of the same, I guess, goals in life. There's so much mutual respect and now it's like just even more respect just out of the simple fact that we can hop on a phone call or text or whatever. It was great (for) us to talk basketball in just the most easy organic way with the 2 episodes and have that time so it's been cool"

Oh No He Didn't

510,297 次观看 • 8 个月前

🚨 NEW: Joe Lonsdale weighs in on DeepSeek with Maria Bartiromo "China — this is what they do... They came up with four or five very clever hacks on top of the best of AI from the U.S." "They took whatever they could from us. They built new things on top of it. One of those things that was really clever [is] how they predict which tokens to trade; it makes the whole thing much more efficient to run..." "DeepSeek is a real thing. It's very impressive what they did. But it's classic; this is like 40 years of history. They take the best stuff from the U.S. ...they have really good engineers, and they tweak it and improve it, and they use it as our adversaries."

🚨 NEW: Joe Lonsdale weighs in on DeepSeek with Maria Bartiromo "China — this is what they do... They came up with four or five very clever hacks on top of the best of AI from the U.S." "They took whatever they could from us. They built new things on top of it. One of those things that was really clever [is] how they predict which tokens to trade; it makes the whole thing much more efficient to run..." "DeepSeek is a real thing. It's very impressive what they did. But it's classic; this is like 40 years of history. They take the best stuff from the U.S. ...they have really good engineers, and they tweak it and improve it, and they use it as our adversaries."

American Optimist

165,076 次观看 • 1 年前

Anthony Davis sums up his experience with the Dallas Mavericks to finish the season after the trade: "I'm just very appreciative that I get to play the game of basketball. Appreciative to Dallas, and the fan base, and my teammates have accepted me and welcomed me with open arms, given the situation. It's part of basketball. You can't control what goes on. It's our job to play basketball, and I just want to come in and showcase that. The injury happened, and I tried to do everything I can to get back on the floor to finish the season and try to carry us into the playoffs. "I'm just appreciative. Obviously, it's a lot of emotions that I know are not directed towards me. The city loved the guy. You get rid of a guy, new guy coming in, but they want to embrace you, and thankful for you—still stings. "I'm just thankful and appreciative of the city of Dallas and their fans for welcoming me, and my teammates, coming into a situation — Max [Christie] and I — coming into a situation that, a lot of it was just in the unknown. Guys trying to go out and focus and play basketball and win basketball games. Obviously, it was a tough situation, but I tried to do as much as I can to go out and, when I was on the floor, compete and try to help us win games."

Anthony Davis sums up his experience with the Dallas Mavericks to finish the season after the trade: "I'm just very appreciative that I get to play the game of basketball. Appreciative to Dallas, and the fan base, and my teammates have accepted me and welcomed me with open arms, given the situation. It's part of basketball. You can't control what goes on. It's our job to play basketball, and I just want to come in and showcase that. The injury happened, and I tried to do everything I can to get back on the floor to finish the season and try to carry us into the playoffs. "I'm just appreciative. Obviously, it's a lot of emotions that I know are not directed towards me. The city loved the guy. You get rid of a guy, new guy coming in, but they want to embrace you, and thankful for you—still stings. "I'm just thankful and appreciative of the city of Dallas and their fans for welcoming me, and my teammates, coming into a situation — Max [Christie] and I — coming into a situation that, a lot of it was just in the unknown. Guys trying to go out and focus and play basketball and win basketball games. Obviously, it was a tough situation, but I tried to do as much as I can to go out and, when I was on the floor, compete and try to help us win games."

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86,843 次观看 • 1 年前

#illini two losses: No. 1 Ohio State & No. 2 Indiana "Literally, the best thing that can happen for us is they win out & play in the Big 10 title." If the CFP ranking came out today.... "Very realistic to think that we'd be pretty high in that ranking," Bielema said someone referenced based on Illinois' win over USC and losses to No. 1 & No. 2. Illinois now has 87% of making the College Football Playoff, per ESPN predictor, if they win out. It was 94% on Friday.

#illini two losses: No. 1 Ohio State & No. 2 Indiana "Literally, the best thing that can happen for us is they win out & play in the Big 10 title." If the CFP ranking came out today.... "Very realistic to think that we'd be pretty high in that ranking," Bielema said someone referenced based on Illinois' win over USC and losses to No. 1 & No. 2. Illinois now has 87% of making the College Football Playoff, per ESPN predictor, if they win out. It was 94% on Friday.

Carson Gourdie

735,136 次观看 • 9 个月前

#Lions HC Dan Campbell on playing in Philadelphia this week: “You go some places and they wave at you, ‘We’re so happy that you’re here to play against us.’ This is not one of those places! It’s as far from that as you can possibly get." 😂 (🎥 Detroit Lions)

#Lions HC Dan Campbell on playing in Philadelphia this week: “You go some places and they wave at you, ‘We’re so happy that you’re here to play against us.’ This is not one of those places! It’s as far from that as you can possibly get." 😂 (🎥 Detroit Lions)

Ari Meirov

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