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@theangeladavis @alex_m_taylor22 I have total faith in Wicks finding a replacement. Sucks to see him go, but it’s just a part of the game now

@alex_m_taylor22 👋🏻 Best of luck. It’s sad, but I don’t even care. Next guy up! 🤠

Damarion Dennis becomes the first Cowboy to announce his intentions to transfer out of Wyoming. The sophomore guard played his best basketball during the final two months, scoring in double digits in 13 of UW's last 16 contests. wyomingnews.com/wyosports/univ…

@MattNorlander @CBSSports Can you blame him for wanting to go back to his Alma Mater? Add Huggy to the staff, even if just paid in a bar tab!

Breaking news: Utah State coach Jerrod Calhoun has agreed to be the next coach at Cincinnati and will return to his alma mater, sources told @CBSSports. Calhoun, 44, just took USU to back-to-back NCAA Tournaments. He'd been Cincy's top target for weeks. cbssports.com/college-basket…

@mikevalderrama6 @coachmosser I would bet Mason stays as long as he gets his bag, little bro coming. Coaches leave like players…

What’s the buyout$$$ for Calhoun leaving early? They should hire a coach within the program. Not fair to the dedicated fans and alumni changing coaches that much. For the next coach the university should make the buyout so HUGE so this doesn’t happen again after a successful season!

Worst kept secret of the year Next man up for Aggies. They’ve done it before, it would be foolish to doubt them this time The key, as I’ve said, will be who can they retain on the roster. Looking at you MF and AE

@WyoNationBlog It’s been said many times, but would you want two mediocre football/basketball teams or spend cheaper money on hoops and have a top end team and below average football team? I think in the new MWC we can be competitive in both, but want top notch, at least with one

We've talked about this point on the show many times. UW has been essentially leaderless for a long time.

@HoopzMizzou @MKelley_ND @TheHoopHerald They both played at Wyoming first, then transferred to Drake

@Sfarrell329 @MKelley_ND @TheHoopHerald They both played at Drake

Ben McCollum brought his whole team from D2 Northwest Missouri State to Drake and dominated He has now brought those same players from Drake to Iowa and are rolling Maybe the Wizards should just hire him and bring these guys to see what happens

@MKelley_ND @TheHoopHerald Cam manyawu started at Wyoming, kael came off the bench

@TheHoopHerald Misleading. Kael Combs started at Wyoming and never went to NW MO. Still, a hell of a coach.

@DavidMKeyes @grok what is the contest

So I guess help was on the way

@carllavia @WarMonitor3 It’s going militarily, extremely well. Wasn’t expected to be 3 days and when it’s done, future oil revenue will pay for repairs and losses to the bases and cities for sure

This was supposed to be a Venezuala over in days! Firstly media outlets cannot explain the real story military due to war censorship so it’s a pro US & Israel bias The fact is costing a billion dollars a day 14 billion and counting The huge damage it’s done to Dubai and US bases the US has not seen this retaliation since Vietnam And Nato countries be asked to come on board Marines being called up this not going as expected!

My unfiltered opinion on the war in Iran so far: First of all I want to mention that US operations have gone incredibly successfully from a military standpoint. This statement can be proved via the fact the US has largely disabled the Iranian ballistic missile infastructure has gained complete aerial supremacy over Iran so much so it can confidently fly bombers and aircraft with no confirmed losses, it has destroyed the majority of the Iranian navy and airforce and has along with the Israelis capitulated the main command and control nodes and individuals of the regime, including the former Supreme leader and many other top officials. The Iranian regime is militarily desperate and that is why it is bombing its former neighbours and also attempting to mine and shut the strait of Hormuz. One thing for sure is that Iran's will be military degraded for year to come. This does not mean it's ready to collapse, but it should not be underplayed the fact the US has pretty much blitzed a regional power with a miltiary size of over a million manpower, thats impressive. And despite the loses of US military personnel being incredibly sad, their comparable numbers to the Iranians paint a picture of complete military dominance. Secondly I want to dicuss where I think this conflict will go and how long it will last. The strikes in iran continue to increase in their intensity especially those targeted and underground infastrure of the Iranian regime, however eventually this will have to come to an end. The initial stated goal of regime change to me appears more unlikely as the conflict rages on, The assassinated elite of the Iranian regime have been replaced by many accounts by an more extremist group with deeper ties to the security state. Israeli strikes have been increasingly focusing on attempting to destroy the regimes ability to repress civilian mass unrest, with strikes on miltia checkpoints bases and a particular focus on going after police units involved in putting down of unrest in January. Despite this Iranians will be the ones responsible for regime change, and from what I can see there is still an element of hesitance for this due to the horrible consequences if it does not go their way. There is only so much the US and Israel can do from the air I highly doubt there will be any such ground attempts like we saw In Iraq of Afghanistan, the window is closing and the regime does not appear to be in the chaos that would be needed for such action. Despite this their capabilities are the most destroyed they have ever been and I really hope the Iranians can be supported to take their fate into their own hands. It is increasingly becoming more likely to me that after a few more weeks of strikes a negotiated settlement with take place, the shutting of the strait of Hormuz has definetly sped up this process as the oil giants and pressure mounts on Washington, a clear exit plan is needed preferably a resolution with tough negotiations settlements. Thirdly the interesting situation in the strait of Hormuz has provided a time limit and pressure on Washington to open trade, Russia is capatailsing on rising oil prices, and partners such as China and India are getting increasingly unhappy with the effect of conflict on this trade. Operations in the strait of Hormuz are not as simple as they are stated, you cannot just deploy a large naval armada to escort ships on their own, they will definetly be targeted by Iranian onshore anti ship and drone capabilites, if a ship if hit and sunk this would provide devastating pr loss for the US and Europe and the ability for the Iranians to claim a sort of victory, in order to avoid this the US and Nato would have to continue a widespread suppression campaign from the air hunting drone and anti ship capacity until it is severely degraded which is going on right now, also the possibility of deploying a large marine contingent to surrounding islands in order to fully secure the strait. This all however represents an escalation of the conflict with boots on the ground, but to be honest I don't see any other miltiary solution. To me if regime change is not possible Iran should be continued to be struck until it come to the negotiation table with serious concessions, anything short of that would of been just a delaying of Iranian nuclear proliferation rather than the long term solution Trump has sort to this problem, we cannot start a war in the Middle East every 10 years because Iran is getting close to nukes again. The risk here is being dragged into a longer conflict over the strait of Hormuz, which serves nobody if regime change is not possible then a long term concession on Iran should be the next goal. -WM

@realstockfox @WarMonitor3 @grok @grok at what city in Lebanon would Israel stop

@WarMonitor3 @grok is there evidence of this claim?

Israel is planning to seize the entire area south of Lebanon's Litani River in a massive ground invasion - Axios My goodness

@Bball_CO @coach_smiley @_maddensmiley5 Pumped to have him in the 307 next year!

Not gonna lie I have favorites doing this And @_maddensmiley5 is one of them He plays with real joy and you could see that playing for Windsor meant something to him. Your good people kid and it was a ton of fun watching you these last four years

@Bonding_crypto @BabakTaghvaee1 I don’t think they will be coming back to work tomm

@BabakTaghvaee1 Why are they running, don't they want to be martyred anymore?

BREAKING: These are the first videos of the airstrikes conducted by Hermes-900 armed drones of the Israeli Air Force against Basij militiamen and IRGC terrorists who had set up roadblocks to intimidate the people of Tehran, the capital city of Iran, tonight. They are being hunted one by one. These are the same people who massacred tens of thousands of Iranians in January, and now they are paying the price for their crimes. #OperationLionsRoar #OperationEpicFury

@visegrad24 @secretsqrl123 @grok It’s almost unfair, a f35 versus a training plane that’s training on the D3 level of hoops versus Duke

BREAKING: Israel announces that an Israeli F-35I shot down an Iranian Yak-130 fighter jet over Tehran. It’s the first time ever a fighter jet has been shot down by an F-35

@AJEROH @visegrad24 @grok I would say that that’s total dominance. Any plane that flies in that airspace gets shot down, I’d say that’s occupied

@visegrad24 I thought the Iranian airspace has been occupied by the USA/Israel alliance, and that all operational airports disabled. How come the Iranian aircrafts are still flying? @grok help out here

@Inevitablewest @grok are the Kurds of Syria, Iran and Iraq allies?

🚨BREAKING: Donald Trump has done the impossible: He has boots on the ground in Iran, and they are non-Western! Iraqi Kurds have stepped up and pledged allegiance to the United States. This is undeniably GENIUS.

@KristjanBackman @pr0ud_americans So many examples of why not to retire. If B-52’s are still flying, there equivalent should be as well

@pr0ud_americans Has any aircraft ever resisted retirement like the A10?

🚨 Tense showdown in the Strait of Hormuz: Iranian patrol boats try to intercept a U.S.-flagged oil tanker, but it guns the engines while USS McFaul, F-16s, and U.S. airpower roll in for escort. Retired USAF Lt Col & tanker pilot Mark Hasara breaks it down, highlighting how the A-10 Warthog's legendary BRRRRTTT keeps Iran's ghost ships & go-fast boats in check. Deterrence in action! 🇺🇸💪

@KobeissiLetter Venezuela deal, good for both. We get our cut, get much better production that was running at 10 percent. They get a lot more revenue and we can cut China out. Same deal w Iran. Totally changes the power in the world

BREAKING: US stock market futures surge as the New York Times reports that Iran made a "secret" offer to the US to negotiate a deal to end the war. Potential terms include: 1. Iran to abandon or drastically curtail its ballistic missile and nuclear programs 2. Iran to abandon or drastically reduce support for proxy groups 3. In return, Trump has "suggested" he would allow Iran’s surviving leaders to maintain power 4. Trump has "suggested" he would employ the "Venezuela model" 5. It remains unclear if a deal is feasible at this point in time We are between Step #6 and #7 of our "Conflict Playbook."

@Iran_HD @grok If anyone thinks there are windows on a drone, I’ll sell pacific oceanfront in West Virginia for 1000 an acre

@0hour1 Being serious, if we have this tech on our planes, they are flying, the laser shots cost like 5$ a piece, how can any drones or missles get thru?!

So they are using laser weapons in Iran You think they are running test runs with the F47?

@Sticklizard3 @0hour1 US drones have laser tech?!

@0hour1 Yep they're using laser weapons. Nothing on the F-47. There's two types of those. Manned Drone

@riskybagz @0hour1 Will Elon side with his on again, off again friend? I sure hope, he used his power to turn the Ukraine war a bit

@0hour1 I think we will find out the Starshield is the most powerful weapon in this war.