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@CenterIceKing27 @maxkellerman Man you are spot on, The NFL does it right by promoting the league And not a few franchises. Promote the most competitive match ups, it’s not that difficult!

@CougConnect Compartment syndrome is no joke, can cut off all circulation to the limb. In most cases you have to filet the limb wide open to relieve pressure

What happened to Sione Moa's leg last season and how bad did it get?

@CriddleBenjamin They are using us as leverage to get more money from the programs they want to go to

QOTD: What’s your theory on why BYU keeps missing on receiving a commitment from a Big Man?

@tiffanee_dawn The dark wizard on HBO about dean potter

What’s a good documentary you’ve watched recently that you’d recommend?

@davidjsmith1232 Is that looking into this comment too much not sure

@davidjsmith1232 David, I had no problems with his game against the wizards and the challenges he faced, amazing for his growth, but this comment about not having fun at Kansas kind of alarms me, feels like he’s saying if I’m not playing the position I want I’m not having fun. Kind of scary

What we’ve seen with Lauri Markkanen and what I think we’ll see with Darryn Peterson and Jaren Jackson Jr is the ability for Will Hardy to put the in the right situation to help maximize their talents and skills. And maybe untap some things not tapped into previously.

@mvp30_curry I am a diehard BYU fan, but I wouldn’t take a victory lap on either player, both players weaknesses were on full display in that game lots to improve

Jazz fans were taking victory laps about Peterson before AJ even played a game 😂

@monilogue @marc2sn3s That was delicious thanks for sharing

Your second dose of the Darryn Peterson era and it's even better than the first (Seriously...I'm kind of in disbelief this is the OPPONENT thread) Utah Jazz vs. Memphis Grizzlies: Opponent Game Thread Highlights jazzfanatical.wordpress.com/2026/07/07/uta…

@McCadeP8 Wtf ya talking about lol. Clicks!!!

Seeing all the good and bad from DP here in the first quarter

@Stayin_Alive55 @ArtTakesNote Love this energy, keep it up. This is so great.

@ArtTakesNote He’ll be asking to be traded after his rookie deal ends. SLC has zero culture for a young black man.

The Utah Jazz are going all out for Darryn Peterson. This is the most extravagant press conference I’ve ever seen introducing a new draft pick.

@anishmoonka @grok can this be verified, this is great information

A grizzly sprints at 35 miles an hour. The fastest human who ever lived, Usain Bolt, peaked at 27.8. No person alive can outrun one, which is why every wildlife agency gives the same instruction: do not run. Running also flips a switch in the animal. Bears evolved to chase things that flee, so a sprinting human starts to look like prey. The thing that actually stops a charge is bear spray. Two researchers, Tom Smith and Stephen Herrero, went through every recorded Alaska bear encounter from 1985 to 2006. Spray stopped an aggressive brown bear 92 percent of the time. Out of everyone who used it, 98 in 100 walked away with no injury at all. The three who got hurt had minor scratches, and none needed a hospital. The same researchers checked the numbers on guns. People carrying firearms were injured in more than half of their close bear encounters, whether or not they fired. A charging bear closes the gap too fast to aim at, and a wounded bear is more dangerous than a sprayed one. No bear has ever been reported killed by bear spray. That is the case for carrying a spray canister instead of a gun. If a bear makes contact, the right response depends on which bear and why. A grizzly that charges because you surprised it is defending itself rather than hunting you, so the Park Service says to lie flat on your stomach, hands behind your neck, legs spread so it cannot flip you, and wait it out. A black bear, or any bear that stalks you like food, calls for the reverse: fight back and aim for the face. Yellowstone has tracked these outcomes since 1970. People who played dead in a surprise grizzly attack came away with only minor injuries 75 percent of the time. People who fought back in the same situation were severely hurt 80 percent of the time. One choice, opposite result. Even so, a deadly grizzly encounter is close to the rarest thing that can happen to you outdoors. Brown bears killed 24 people across North America between 2000 and 2015, fewer than two a year, against millions of hikers and campers in that span. The danger is real at ten feet and almost gone at a distance. The people who walk away from these moments tend to do the same few things. They keep their distance and their spray within reach, and they stay put when every nerve says sprint. Staying calm is what buys the seconds to get any of that right. The composure the original post praises is the part that makes the rest work, and the rest is what actually moves a bear along.

@BYUGuy87 Damn!!!

Bode Sparrow commits to Oklahoma. Huge get for the Sooners. BYU really made a huge push down the stretch but Oklahoma kept their foot on the gas pedal and earned his commitment. Sooners have now landed Bode Sparrow and Krew Jones, two of the top 5 players in the State.

@KGrahamContent Being facetious

@HonerbH You thought that was optimistic?! Haha

Been consuming content this week from people much more in the know about Darryn Peterson than I and here is what I have learned of the Utah Jazz pick: 1. He's either the next greatest player of all all time or he'll be the biggest flop of all time. 2. He will lead the Jazz to a World Championship or he'll cramp his way out of town. 3. No matter what he does BYU fans would have still of rather had AJ Dybantsa. So basically. Nothing new other than if he reaches his potential with the Jazz, which is a big if, he may get a statue next to Stockton and Malone. One thing is for certain though. The Jazz will be a much more entertaining watch.

@Dunzod Yup most fans in deep depression are fans of one particular university

Gotta love when people take a minuscule fraction of someone's existence and immediately decide they know everything about that person.

@andyblarsen Was standing right next to you during this, wish I would have said hello

Fans are chanting “Darryn! Darryn!” at the Jazz’s watch party with 2 minutes on the clock.

@collinsworth55 Been in healthcare 20 plus years, everything is approached in an evidence based manner, all of the evidence points at it being a beneficial drink when done in moderation. 201 meta-analysis found that it was associated with benefit rather than harm.

People are addicted to coffee. They become dependent on it and can’t function without it. Anything that makes you addicted to it isn’t good for you. Coffee is the must overhyped “health habit” in the world. Justification at its finest.

@collinsworth55 When you turn it into a swig drink, then it is not.

@collinsworth55 Coffee is the most extensively researched substance out there. 2–4 cups of coffee per day Maximum longevity association Lowest cardiovascular risk Lower diabetes risk Generally safe for most healthy adults

@Domo8186 @lockedonwizards I always thought the opposite, Dybantsa is a ball dominant player whereas Peterson was able to move off the ball a little better

Good shit @lockedonwizards 🫡 youtu.be/k4DMX2b_O0A?is…

@BrysonAkinsNBA Damn wagler and Flemings 😳

Go read his article while you guys are free as well! Much more in there, along with stuff outside of the draft! nytimes.com/athletic/73463…

From @JoshuaBRobbins today: “A team source said the prevailing opinion among team officials is that two prospects have separated themselves from everyone else.” It seems we are slowly getting closer to figuring out who the Wizards draft at first overall.