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Jason Langendorf

@JasonLangendorf

Illinois on SI managing editor | BoxingScene editor | freelance writer

Champaign, Illinois Katılım Nisan 2012
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Joey Wagner
Joey Wagner@mrwagner25·
Tomislav Ivisic, basketball player and public address announcer.
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Jason Langendorf@JasonLangendorf·
@CBSSportsCBB @wallyball Nah. This is just patently false. Stojakovic’s perimeter shooting has never come around. But he has excellent burst, footwork and finishing ability around the rim. That defenders don’t respect his jumper makes what he does even more impressive.
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"He's not jacking threes from 25-30 feet like his dad! He's putting his head down and he's going into BEAST MODE and getting buckets in the paint!" @wallyball points out that Andrej Stojakovic is able to go by defenders because of the threat he poses as a shooter.
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Jason Langendorf@JasonLangendorf·
Illinois is back in the Final Four for the first time in 21 years. I had a few thoughts about how the Illini did it with a win over Iowa on Saturday: si.com/college/illino…
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Jason Langendorf@JasonLangendorf·
@arielhelwani Holy smokes. Itauma didn't just land a gorgeous knockout punch – he provided his own sound effects.
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Ariel Helwani@arielhelwani·
WHAT A FREAKING UPPERCUT FROM MOSES ITAUMA. WOW. Crown him. He is the one.
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Lloyd Legalist
Lloyd Legalist@LloydLegalist·
His Denzel is impeccable. Unrealistic part is Denzel lowering himself to pitch these companies (which is crucial to the bit, for those of you in Rio Linda).
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Jeff Sheldon
Jeff Sheldon@ByJeffSheldon·
Houston bars, however much Busch Light you think you have, you do not have enough.
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Danny Brown
Danny Brown@thundacat830·
Whoever did this in the elevator….its funny as hell…
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Ben Stevens
Ben Stevens@BenScottStevens·
The refs working Sunday’s game between Dan Hurley and Mick Cronin.
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Darren Rovell
Darren Rovell@darrenrovell·
Here's your best new food item at an MLB ballpark this year: Chicken & Churros at Wrigley Field! (Source: @LevyRestaurants)
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Rothmus 🏴
Rothmus 🏴@Rothmus·
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John@iam_johnw·
Mick Cronin seeing ucla having to travel to Philadelphia
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Ryan Songalia
Ryan Songalia@ryansongalia·
This is a BS list because Larry Graham clears them all, and on what planet is Paul McCartney a better bassist than Chris Squire and Les Claypool? Gene Simmons shouldn’t be on a top 100 list, he absolutely sucks.
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Warren Gunnels
Warren Gunnels@GunnelsWarren·
If you paid $400 to Live Nation to see Dua Lipa, you paid more to Live Nation than it paid in federal income taxes after making $145 million in profits. Live Nation is not only robbing fans blind, it's fleecing U.S taxpayers. 6 words: Break up Live Nation, tax the rich.
More Perfect Union@MorePerfectUS

Internal messages from Live Nation reveal two execs talking about "robbing [fans] blind." “These people are so stupid. I almost feel bad taking advantage of them," one says. That man is now the head of ticketing for the unit responsible for Live Nation's 150 amphitheaters.

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CONSEQUENCE
CONSEQUENCE@consequence·
Conan O'Brien says he has "incredible empathy for people who have immigrated to another country" after traveling to Ireland and seeing his great-grandfather lived. "I went back to Ireland and I [saw] a great genealogist who said, 'I found where your great-grandfather’s home was.' The home is gone, but he found the little spot where he lived, near the Galbally Mountains. He said, 'I’ll go there and show it to you,' and I said, 'We’ll do it on camera.' "I was expecting to have these jokes loaded up; we had props and funny things we were going to do... But I got there, and I did not expect this because I'm not someone who wears my emotions on my sleeve, but I got emotional. It was very powerful. "This was a very small plot of land. He was a tenant farmer, so it wasn't his. He didn't have money, and he needed to move on because it wasn't working; probably not enough to eat, couldn't sustain. So, he left and went to America, and here I am a couple of generations later. "What's amazing to me is when you have that experience and you stand there, I have incredible empathy for people who have immigrated to another country. It takes an entire lifetime to go to a country where, often, people don't speak the language. They have to spend their entire lives just getting things started for the next generation; it's a whole lifetime that you're feeding into this process. "I was just thinking about this guy, whom I'll never meet, who had to do that. I think I was overcome by the fact that there's a lot of sadness in that story, and in a lot of these stories. People leave not because they think, 'Hey, I just want to go have fun in America.' They leave because they have to." (via Jimmy Kimmel Live)
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