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This is the set faceoff play Mike Johnson referenced in the third period. The inside winger skates under the pile and up the wall, similar to a classic over-under play. Typically, the next look would go to the high slot for the opposite winger On this attempt, Toews activates from the weak-side defence position and cuts into the slot. Finland does a good job recognizing it, as this likely would have resulted in a Grade A chance Also... a few additional examples of over-under plays with an active weak-side defenceman for reference (more down weak side flank vs cutting through slot)

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Kyle MacLennan

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Geoff Schwartz

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NEW: Man accused of beating his ex-girlfriend, kidnapping her, and holding scissors to her during police chase Kenneth Clarke, 53, has been charged with kidnapping, aggravated assault, strangulation, and making terroristic threats The victim jumped from the passenger side of a moving U-Haul and ran into Butler Tobacco Butler County PD said Clarke tried to stab her with scissors as she exited the vehicle, striking her buttocks and cutting her pants Clarke is in custody at the Butler County Jail on a $250,000 bond

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Cody Alexander

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Sarah Fields

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Some people woodwork. I train. It's my hobby. I work under a tight framework with a leading (remote) hybrid coach. Sometimes we have side quests, like my off and on goal of a 225 clean that I work on for a few weeks, then leave for months. Hit the goal yesterday. My training schedule doesn't leave a lot of room for side quests. I'm in some form of training ~2 hours/a day, six days a week, training in an intense hybrid style under an incredible remote coach. No matter where I am, the schedule never changes. Four years I've missed less than 10 sessions. I'm a walking directory of cool gyms in small mountain towns. I train ~2 hrs/day. A general week is: - Five days in the gym, balanced across strength, power, and gymnastic-heavy metcons. - 20 miles of low speed running, about 10 of that every Sat morning. ~90 min of zone 2 bike work I train in a hybrid style and compete a couple times a year in Hyrox races with a race coming up in a few weeks. I've long since passed the 1,000 pound club, which is not really my goal anyway. I train for balance. But we have a few side quests that go in and out, making slow progress each time. Some people do woodwork or play music, this is my hobby.

Zach Ware

41,951 views • 2 years ago

Belmont’s 6’3 PG Jack Smiley is one of the most intriguing non High Major Freshmen in college basketball. For the season Smiley averaged 9/2/3 on 48/44/81 splits in only 17 MPG. While being one of the best 6th men in all of college basketball. Smiley’s mix of shooting, pace, craft, passing, decision making, and finishing for his age is something that you don’t see often and he has a high ceiling. Smiley was one of the best PNR operators in the country this season where he finished the year in the 96th percentile in PNR play. Smiley’s ability to find his teammates with his vision and decision making along with his 3 level scoring helped him be a standout in the PNR. Smiley is also a skilled off ball player with his high level shooting ability and cutting, he’s also a strong connective passer. Smiley was one of 4 underclassmen this season who had an AST% of 25, and shot 40% from three on 40 makes, joining Cam Boozer, Christian Anderson, LaBaron Philon, and Darius Acuff.

Belmont’s 6’3 PG Jack Smiley is one of the most intriguing non High Major Freshmen in college basketball. For the season Smiley averaged 9/2/3 on 48/44/81 splits in only 17 MPG. While being one of the best 6th men in all of college basketball. Smiley’s mix of shooting, pace, craft, passing, decision making, and finishing for his age is something that you don’t see often and he has a high ceiling. Smiley was one of the best PNR operators in the country this season where he finished the year in the 96th percentile in PNR play. Smiley’s ability to find his teammates with his vision and decision making along with his 3 level scoring helped him be a standout in the PNR. Smiley is also a skilled off ball player with his high level shooting ability and cutting, he’s also a strong connective passer. Smiley was one of 4 underclassmen this season who had an AST% of 25, and shot 40% from three on 40 makes, joining Cam Boozer, Christian Anderson, LaBaron Philon, and Darius Acuff.

KJ

27,681 views • 6 months ago

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13,532 views • 7 months ago

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Nick Saban - Rip/Liz Match - 1 High Man Match Cover 3 (Strong Rotation) or Cover 6 (Weak Rotation) Corners - Responsible for #1 unless short or under within the first 5 yards. - If #1 is short within the first 5 yards, CB gives a smash call to the curl flat player & matches #2 vertical. Flat Defenders - If your man is vertical in the seam, then you match him. - If your man goes under, make an under call and zone off to the curl flat. - Come off #2 vertical and match #1 short if you get a smash call from the corner. - Come off #2 vertical versus a fast #3. "We're playing zone versus a fast 3." Hook Defenders - Must take #3 thru unless given an under call. - Saban started running Rip/Liz after 1994 in order to deal with the vertical seams + out route combinations vs 3 Deep Zone (lost 3 games to the Pittsburgh Steelers).

James Light

162,160 views • 1 year ago

Nick Saban - Rip/Liz Match - 1 High Man Match Cover 3 (Strong Rotation) or Cover 6 (Weak Rotation) Corners - Responsible for #1 unless short or under within the first 5 yards. - If #1 is short within the first 5 yards, CB gives a smash call to the curl flat player & matches #2 vertical. Flat Defenders - If your man is vertical in the seam, then you match him. - If your man goes under, make an under call and zone off to the curl flat. - Come off #2 vertical and match #1 short if you get a smash call from the corner. - Come off #2 vertical versus a fast #3. "We're playing zone versus a fast 3." Hook Defenders - Must take #3 thru unless given an under call. - Saban started running Rip/Liz after 1994 in order to deal with the vertical seams + out route combinations vs 3 Deep Zone (lost 3 games to the Pittsburgh Steelers)

Nick Saban - Rip/Liz Match - 1 High Man Match Cover 3 (Strong Rotation) or Cover 6 (Weak Rotation) Corners - Responsible for #1 unless short or under within the first 5 yards. - If #1 is short within the first 5 yards, CB gives a smash call to the curl flat player & matches #2 vertical. Flat Defenders - If your man is vertical in the seam, then you match him. - If your man goes under, make an under call and zone off to the curl flat. - Come off #2 vertical and match #1 short if you get a smash call from the corner. - Come off #2 vertical versus a fast #3. "We're playing zone versus a fast 3." Hook Defenders - Must take #3 thru unless given an under call. - Saban started running Rip/Liz after 1994 in order to deal with the vertical seams + out route combinations vs 3 Deep Zone (lost 3 games to the Pittsburgh Steelers)

James Light

95,758 views • 10 months ago

NEW: New Haven, CT police release dash cam footage showing their police cruiser cutting off an ATV rider. Police were called after they received reports of ATV and dirt bike riders at East Rock Park. When one of the officers noticed an ATV rider coming down the road, he angled his car in front of the man causing him to crash into the car. After receiving backlash online, the police issued a statement, defending the officer’s action. "The officers slowed the cruiser and angled it to protect the families and pedestrians they had just passed, while providing a point of egress to the side of them for the oncoming ATV to pass the cruiser," they said. "As the cruiser was slowing down, the operator lost control of his ATV, and struck the front passenger side window of the cruiser." The man on the ATV was taken to the hospital with serious injuries.

NEW: New Haven, CT police release dash cam footage showing their police cruiser cutting off an ATV rider. Police were called after they received reports of ATV and dirt bike riders at East Rock Park. When one of the officers noticed an ATV rider coming down the road, he angled his car in front of the man causing him to crash into the car. After receiving backlash online, the police issued a statement, defending the officer’s action. "The officers slowed the cruiser and angled it to protect the families and pedestrians they had just passed, while providing a point of egress to the side of them for the oncoming ATV to pass the cruiser," they said. "As the cruiser was slowing down, the operator lost control of his ATV, and struck the front passenger side window of the cruiser." The man on the ATV was taken to the hospital with serious injuries.

Collin Rugg

14,650,514 views • 2 years ago

When Hollywood pushes “strong independent woman” narratives year after year, it’s an agenda. The real message isn’t “women’s rights.” It’s the systematic dismantling of the family: Man becomes weak, useless, or toxic. Woman becomes hyper-independent, armed, and sexually dominant. Motherhood is reframed as a prison. Abandoning or rejecting children becomes an act of rebellion. It’s about breaking the natural balance between masculine men and feminine women. Once that balance is destroyed, society becomes sterile , emotionally, spiritually, and biologically, which opens the door to the next stage: transhumanism. That’s why so many celebrities now promote gender fluidity, trans identities, and “queer” aesthetics. It’s consistent with the inversion. The goal was never to choose a side, patriarchy vs feminism is a false fight. The goal is to erase the natural order: man in his masculine role, woman in her feminine role. Everything else is inversion. Most people still think this is just progress. But some of us see it for what it is: a spiritual operation disguised as entertainment. The Oscars are performing rituals, and the crowd keeps clapping.

When Hollywood pushes “strong independent woman” narratives year after year, it’s an agenda. The real message isn’t “women’s rights.” It’s the systematic dismantling of the family: Man becomes weak, useless, or toxic. Woman becomes hyper-independent, armed, and sexually dominant. Motherhood is reframed as a prison. Abandoning or rejecting children becomes an act of rebellion. It’s about breaking the natural balance between masculine men and feminine women. Once that balance is destroyed, society becomes sterile , emotionally, spiritually, and biologically, which opens the door to the next stage: transhumanism. That’s why so many celebrities now promote gender fluidity, trans identities, and “queer” aesthetics. It’s consistent with the inversion. The goal was never to choose a side, patriarchy vs feminism is a false fight. The goal is to erase the natural order: man in his masculine role, woman in her feminine role. Everything else is inversion. Most people still think this is just progress. But some of us see it for what it is: a spiritual operation disguised as entertainment. The Oscars are performing rituals, and the crowd keeps clapping.

Dimitri Revolt

232,674 views • 6 months ago

NIL could have a new meaning in the NFL: National Insert League. I manually charted every snap of the entire 2025 Rams offense, the highest scoring team in the NFL. Insert action was everywhere: motions, alignments, blocks and play action, with both wide receivers and tight ends. Including the playoffs, roughly one third of their under center first and second down plays featured some kind of insert component. Duo accounted for nearly 40% of their run offense, the highest rate in the NFL according to Fantasy Points Data. Many of those runs featured insert blocks. On under center early downs, their runs with insert action produced 5.05 yards per play, a 53.5% success rate and +0.07 EPA per play. But their duo identity created an incredible dilemma for defenses: commit inside to stop it, and risk getting outflanked outside to that same side. Running outside zone toward the three player side of 3x1 formations, the Rams produced 565 yards on 81 carries: 7.0 yards per carry, a 61.7% success rate and +0.23 EPA per play. Watching those runs, what stood out was how often they got the edge of the defense for big gains. The frequency was staggering. Looking through at least a decade of data, I couldn’t find another team remotely close to that effectiveness on those runs. They could do it from 11 or 13 personnel, running both duo and outside zone and presenting the same problem with different personnel on the field. Widen to protect the edge, and they could come right back to duo. React aggressively to the insert action, and they could throw behind you. The insert wasn’t just a wrinkle. It helped tie the interior run, perimeter run and play action game together. My top offensive trend prediction for the 2026 season: more teams building around insert action, pairing duo inside with outside zone to the same side, and tying it together with play action. Examples below:

NIL could have a new meaning in the NFL: National Insert League. I manually charted every snap of the entire 2025 Rams offense, the highest scoring team in the NFL. Insert action was everywhere: motions, alignments, blocks and play action, with both wide receivers and tight ends. Including the playoffs, roughly one third of their under center first and second down plays featured some kind of insert component. Duo accounted for nearly 40% of their run offense, the highest rate in the NFL according to Fantasy Points Data. Many of those runs featured insert blocks. On under center early downs, their runs with insert action produced 5.05 yards per play, a 53.5% success rate and +0.07 EPA per play. But their duo identity created an incredible dilemma for defenses: commit inside to stop it, and risk getting outflanked outside to that same side. Running outside zone toward the three player side of 3x1 formations, the Rams produced 565 yards on 81 carries: 7.0 yards per carry, a 61.7% success rate and +0.23 EPA per play. Watching those runs, what stood out was how often they got the edge of the defense for big gains. The frequency was staggering. Looking through at least a decade of data, I couldn’t find another team remotely close to that effectiveness on those runs. They could do it from 11 or 13 personnel, running both duo and outside zone and presenting the same problem with different personnel on the field. Widen to protect the edge, and they could come right back to duo. React aggressively to the insert action, and they could throw behind you. The insert wasn’t just a wrinkle. It helped tie the interior run, perimeter run and play action game together. My top offensive trend prediction for the 2026 season: more teams building around insert action, pairing duo inside with outside zone to the same side, and tying it together with play action. Examples below:

Ryan Paganetti

303,014 views • 28 days ago

🚨GROK PROMPT FRAMEWORKS ARE GOING VIRAL, AND FOR GOOD REASON A new visual breaking down Grok prompt frameworks is making the rounds, showing how structured prompts like R-T-F, T-A-G, B-A-B, and R-I-S-E can massively improve AI outputs. The idea is simple: better prompts = better results, and Grok is being positioned less like a chatbot and more like a serious productivity tool. Most people blame AI when answers are weak, but the real bottleneck is how poorly they ask questions… but frameworks can fix that. Prompting isn’t fluff anymore, it’s a skill, and Grok users who learn it early get an edge. Source: Elon Musk , Video made with Grok Imagine

🚨GROK PROMPT FRAMEWORKS ARE GOING VIRAL, AND FOR GOOD REASON A new visual breaking down Grok prompt frameworks is making the rounds, showing how structured prompts like R-T-F, T-A-G, B-A-B, and R-I-S-E can massively improve AI outputs. The idea is simple: better prompts = better results, and Grok is being positioned less like a chatbot and more like a serious productivity tool. Most people blame AI when answers are weak, but the real bottleneck is how poorly they ask questions… but frameworks can fix that. Prompting isn’t fluff anymore, it’s a skill, and Grok users who learn it early get an edge. Source: Elon Musk , Video made with Grok Imagine

Mario Nawfal

321,305 views • 9 months ago