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@Viralvid_89 Fake

Refusing to serve rude customers.

@NFL_DovKleiman Ryan’s always been pretty bad. Not just race baitingbut inflection and general speaking on television

Who is the WORST sports analyst right now? ...🧐

@dalvinthetruth Who is coach JB and what school did he coach at?

Coach jb goes off on lane kiffin for Jordan’s seatons comments about his transfer to lsu from Colorado in his press conference recently 😭😭😭 “That’s bitch made shit , bitches do that “

@PackInsider Dude you’re obsessed.

First 2 days of “Will Wade” at LSU Dedan Thomas hits the portal Jalen Reed hits the portal LSU best recruit leaves

@EverythingRebs How’d ole is finish? Your coach done?

Did Kim Mulkey’s career just end on a buzzer beater?

@JamesMeredithOM Yes the guy who brought your program back and these coaches. So lame.

This is great. So much better than Lames “Um yeah let’s uh go out there and do it guys” in his feminine ass dejected voice

@DavidWayneMoor8 @jess__o Are you proud of yourself Wayne with your post? Those with integrity build people up not break them down.

@jess__o Sorry but your dad has met two POS. Integrity and morals Neither of them have that Are you proud?

In about a span of 8 days my dad has met Lane Kiffin and Will Wade in the same baseball suite at The Box lol…livin his best life for sure haha. 🥳💜💛 #geauxtigers 🐅 #bootup 🏀

@mckenzielaw Seriously this is embarrassing. Move on

I've read Will Wade's NC State contract. All 22 pages. And I've read The Athletic's reporting on his departure to LSU. Wade is in breach of his contract. It's not a close call. Here's why. THE CONTRACT Wade signed an employment agreement effective March 23, 2025, running through March 31, 2031. NC State paid him $2.5 million in salary, gave him $11 million to build a roster, and invested significant institutional resources in his program. In return, Wade made specific contractual promises. He broke them. THE NOTICE AND DISCLOSURE OBLIGATIONS (Section XIII.A) This is the critical provision. Wade "specifically promises, not to seek or apply for other men's basketball related employment prior to the natural expiration of the Term of this Agreement, under any circumstances, without first providing written notice to the Director of Athletics." But it goes further. Wade was also contractually required to "advise in writing the Director of Athletics of any inquiries or contacts exploring COACH's possible interest in or availability for other full-time or part-time employment." Those are two separate obligations: (1) a duty not to seek other employment without notice, and (2) a duty to disclose any contacts or inquiries. Wade violated both. Continuously. For months. THE TIMELINE @TheAthletic reports that discussions about Wade returning to LSU go back to last summer. Sources say "this has all been in the works." The Rousse-Schroyer-Wade trinity — all formerly at McNeese together — was coordinated across months, with Rousse becoming LSU president in November and Schroyer being named senior deputy AD on the same day Wade's deal was announced. During the ACC Tournament, the N&O's Shelby Swanson (@shelbymswanson) asked Wade directly about LSU interest. He denied it. Corrigan says he asked Wade the same question. Wade said no. And then there's this: it is rumored — though unconfirmed — that Wade purchased a house in Baton Rouge in February. If true, that would mean Wade was making a seven-figure real estate commitment to relocate to LSU's city while still under contract to NC State, still spending NC State's NIL dollars, and still looking Boo Corrigan in the eye and telling him there was nothing to discuss. If that's confirmed, it's not just a breach. It's a fraud. That's not just a failure to provide written notice. That's affirmative concealment of exactly the information the contract required him to disclose. THE DUTY OF LOYALTY (Section II.D) Wade's contract required him to "faithfully and diligently perform the Duties" and to "devote such time, attention, and skills to the performance of the Duties as necessary to meet the responsibilities of the position." If Wade was conducting back-channel negotiations with LSU while spending NC State's $11 million in roster-building money and meeting with Corrigan about next season's plans — all while planning to leave — he was not devoting his full time and attention to NC State's program. After the season, Wade went to Corrigan seeking a raise, more money for assistants, and increased NIL funds. If he was already planning to leave — and the timeline strongly suggests he was — that meeting was theater. He was either using NC State's counteroffer as leverage with LSU, or creating a pretextual record that Corrigan "refused to renegotiate" to justify his departure. Either way, that's not faithful and diligent performance. THE MISCONDUCT CLAUSE (Section XI.A(5)) The contract provides for termination for cause based on "misconduct of the COACH... of such a nature, as reasonably determined in the discretion of NC STATE, that would significantly offend the traditions and ethics of NC STATE or which brings significant discredit to NC STATE." Lying to your AD. Secretly negotiating with another school for months. Resigning by email through your agent. Using a public university's resources as a one-year audition for your next job. That's significant discredit by any reasonable measure. THE BUYOUT — AND WHY NC STATE LEFT MONEY ON THE TABLE Section XIII.B sets the buyout at $5 million before April 1, 2026, dropping to $3 million after. NC State reportedly settled at $4 million. Here's the problem with that settlement: the liquidated damages framework in XIII.B presumes an orderly departure — coach decides to leave, provides notice, pays the schedule. It doesn't contemplate a coach who spent months secretly negotiating his exit while deceiving university officials. Section XIII.A's written notice requirement functions as a condition precedent to the buyout framework. Wade didn't comply with it. NC State therefore had a colorable argument that its remedies weren't capped by the buyout schedule but extended to actual damages — the cost of a coaching search, roster attrition, lost recruiting momentum, the institutional resources invested in a roster Wade knew he was abandoning. NC State likely has a general release as part of the $4 million settlement. If so, that claim is gone. But it didn't have to go this way. THE BOTTOM LINE Wade's contract with NC State was well-drafted. It anticipated exactly this scenario. It imposed specific, enforceable obligations to disclose and provide written notice before pursuing other employment. Wade ignored those obligations while actively concealing his plans. He took NC State's money, spent NC State's NIL budget, made recruiting promises on NC State's behalf, apparently lied to NC State's AD, and then resigned by email through his agent on his way out the door to a job that had been, according @MattBaker @BrendanRMarks and @ralphDrussoATH , "in the works" for months. Whether NC State has the appetite to fight this is a separate question from whether it has the right to. The contract says it does.

@TigerTylerD @BsSports365 @LSUwbkb @LSUBasketball It wasn’t exactly a big surprise but keep paying yourself on the back

After yesterday want to just pay ourselves on the back. This is a hard business filled with hate. We told you on January 14th Wade was going to be the coach. Please follow @BsSports365 for more. Big news dropping tonight from myself. @LSUwbkb @LSUBasketball

@stantheman31 @byreeddarcey @RoyceWall58 @Cauble Yes one of the winningest women’s basketball coach..so ready for her to retire. Horrible take Stan

@byreeddarcey @RoyceWall58 @Cauble I’m to the point I hope the retirement rumors are true

“Ohh it’s Will Wade’s favorite reporters!” Kim Mulkey to me and @Cauble here in Sacramento

@ibombballs_90 Is this a joke? If fake super embarrassing for you? If real um “very” embarrassing?” Either way this is sad

Wish all the LSU fans could see this, but they can’t read past a 1st grade level

@BarstoolBigCat D word meaning you’re being a douche

Who in the world is defending Will Wade right now? I don’t want to use the D word but we’re getting close to Disingenuous

@zackorizzi @TylerCWhitmore Ranking La La Land first immediately destroys any credibility of your list

@TylerCWhitmore 1. La La Land 2. Crazy Stupid Love 3. Half Nelson 4. Blue Valentine 5. Stay 6. Project Hail Mary 7. Nice Guys 8. Barbie 9. Place Beyond the Pines 10. Blade Runner 2049 11. Lars and The Real Girl 12. Ides of March 13. Notebook 14. Big Short 15. Fracture 16. Gray man

I’ve seen 20 movies starring Ryan Gosling. Here is how I would rank them:

@FemaleFightz One of those ladies yelling off sounds like a freaking sea gull

Welcome to the no fly list

@Viralvid_89 I wish ppl with fake videos would be automatically removed from X

Rude woman gets instant karma.

@Viralvid_89 Fake

@CieloBonit I wish every account that posted fake bull shit would be removed by the platform. It’s pathetic and waste of time by people that seek only attention.

What were Usher and Justin arguing about? Beyoncé looks pretty shocked.

@TheCinesthetic Who hates this movie? It’s great

Troy (2004) spent years as an easy target and the Rotten score didn’t help, but the film holds up as a full-scale epic. Brad Pitt’s Achilles, Eric Bana’s Hector, that duel, and the score all carry it. It never really deserved that reputation.

@NFL_DovKleiman Sad how fake this is

Insane: Kevin Hart had to break up a fight between Gronk and Logan Paul at the flag football press conference. "I'm gonna beat your a** and all your brothers a**'s." These two truly hate each other...🫣😳

@BenDover67_ @Lane_Kiffin @LSUfootball That’s a joke right?

@Lane_Kiffin @LSUfootball I promise anybody who lives in Baton Rouge would rather live in Oxford 😭

Remember this please fans @LSUfootball If you wouldn’t trade your life with the person who is criticizing you, why on earth do you care what they think???? Exp in the comments from other teams fans😝