Nick Reinert

@pablofindsout @PabloTorre @DavidPSamson What a weird, stupid, nothing burger attempt to try and defend an awful person in Russini

Can you be a journalist and an "insider" at the same time? @PabloTorre and @DavidPSamson decode the Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini saga — including a rival poolside party for coaches.

@Tonywithyy Why he built like a player from NFL Street??

Aqib Talib still has the best reaction of all time to being drafted #NFLDraft

@coffeebreak_YT Using that language in public social media is literally rule number 1 about what you’re legally not allowed to do when raising money

If you invested money with ERIC MCNEIL, be warned. He is offering 5-10% a month but he blocked me immediately after I reached out for comment to ask him about it.

@hoopstonite Fantastic take

Here’s how to fix the SGA officiating problem

@TheFieldOf68 It’s not a coincidence Golden is constantly in altercations every game

Todd Golden and Ben McCollum exchanging words 👀 Tempers flaring in Tampa!

@KySportsRadio Mark Pope’s gotta go.

Total collapse here in the 2nd Half. It felt like Kentucky was teetering most of the first half and now it completely falls apart

@mazemoore She said “the problem with people on the far right”. The problem with ppl like this is that everyone even slightly right of this level of delusion is considered “far right” to them.

Gavin Newsom's wife: There's a lot to learn from same sex couples. Gender is on a spectrum. Evangelicals and conservatives are holding the country back but it won't work because people are woke. She's as crazy as any lunatic white liberal woman out there.

@nojumper Omg he absolutely fried them.

The lawyer suing Afroman for allegedly defaming Ohio sheriff's officials who raided his home finished questioning him by asking him if there's "anything that could change your mind about what you're doing to these deputies?"

$15,000,000 In Labor $5,000,000 For Materials $80,000,000 To Friends / Family... /s

Of course other states have it too but California is disgustingly corrupt. They’ve just been doing it so long that it feels normal to regular ppl who don’t care to really look into it.

To put in perspective why California is such a disaster: on top of costing over $100m, it also takes years. Probably over 70% of that just goes into the pockets of ppl who have high up positions in the government or gets funneled to friends of the Governor. It’s textbook fraud

@JackPilgrimKSR Hate to be that guy but it’s Sunday and he’s a Mormon. I always thought this would be a factor to keep in mind.

Not sure -- we're all wondering, too. Coach Cal invited the media to his house every year, no matter how bad things got. Last year was a private team/donor event at Rupp, but media still got to attend for player reactions with interviews. Another misstep in a year of missteps.

I think DA Jose Garza may actually be the most dangerous person in the Country right now. How many people have to be hurt or killed by people he refuses to prosecute for VIOLENT crimes in the name of “social justice”??

Ticketmaster directors were caught bragging in internal messages about 'robbing [fans] blind' The messages: • 'These people are so stupid. I almost feel bad for taking advantage of them' • 'Robbing them blind, baby. That’s how we do it' • Charging '$50 to park in the grass' and '$60 for closer grass' They recently reached a deal with the U.S. government to avoid a breakup over allegations of running an illegal monopoly (via @Business)

LA awards $106M to nonprofit whose lawyers hinder city's ability to clean up streets - and bill $1,025 an hour trib.al/yMgz6zI

@AlexTheGreat22 🐐

Plz plz plz don’t pick all white everything , people!

AUSTIN MAN shot and killed a construction worker at 6am outside a North Lamar bar. He disappeared for two months before SWAT pulled him from a Central Austin apartment last week. The shooter, Jesus “Loco” Ramos, had been cycling through Travis County courts for years. Prosecutors had plenty of chances to stop him. They waited until a man was dead. 2019: Arrested for felony cocaine possession. Prosecutors reduced it to a misdemeanor. Plea deal; 30 days. 2019: Arrested for felony evading arrest with a vehicle. Dismissed. 2020: Arrested again for felony evading with a vehicle. Reduced to a misdemeanor. Plea deal; 30 days. 2021: APD's Gang Unit busted an open-air drug ring on Walnut Ridge Drive involving masked men waving rifles in the street. Ramos was caught after a car chase and foot pursuit. A loaded revolver was found next to his seat. He was already a convicted felon and prohibited from having a gun. Prosecutors nevertheless declined to prosecute. 2022: Arrested for aggravated robbery with a firearm -- a first-degree felony, up to life in prison. DA rejected the case in five days. No charges filed. 2022: Arrested again carrying a weapon as a convicted felon. Sat for two years. Dismissed -- prosecutors just took the gun. 2025: Crashed his truck into a tree near UT, fled on foot, identified by his face tattoos. Prosecutors gave him a diversion program. Case dismissed January 8, 2026. January 12, 2026 — four days later: Seferino Hernandez-Perez was shot and killed outside of Paris Lounge on N Lamar. 7 charges before the murder. 4 felonies. Every one reduced or thrown out. 0 jury trials. 60 total days in jail. Now the victim’s children are trying to raise enough money to bring their dead father’s corpse back to Mexico.

@JenRobichaux @atxREpodcast You can’t blame any of them. Standard permits take MONTHS for an inspector to come out & give green light. Meanwhile, they have plenty of manpower to patrol the streets and ding ppl for not pulling them. Zero incentive for doing it the right way but max punishment for not.

@nickANDmorty @atxREpodcast Ironic. I'm sure our 'well intentioned' city leaders hoped those permits would increase either safety or revenue. But with so many hoops to jump through, it's no surprise that it's easier to just take chances in the interest of completing projects and controlling costs.

What’s amazing about this, is what we accomplish w/ the City of Austin in total opposition. Only recently did Council become pro-housing. The State stepped in with HB 3167 etc to force Austin to permit faster. Austin is the hardest TX city to permit in and charges 13x fees.