Trell Chairse 

Excited to announce I’ll be returning home to continue my career @SIU_Football ! #GoDawgs 🐾🐾

"You play the game for games like this. For moments like this." Ayo Dosunmu's career game lifts the Timberwolves to a gutsy victory on an emotional night... taking a 3-1 lead in Round 1 💯 @AyoDos_11: 43 POINTS, 13-17 FGM

I miss Evans vs Lattimore

Go inside the Patrick Mahomes walk-through room with our DBs for our final Drill of the Day 💪 #WreckEm | @Group1Auto

The guys and JaMarcus Russell react to former Academy winner @HagenFrank13’s new senior season game film and we got BODIES!

19 years ago, one of the biggest upsets in MMA history

Here I come ….

15 years ago, The Korean Zombie made his UFC debut and got the first twister submission in UFC history 🧟🌀

The Iceman Mixtape 📼

King Leopold of Belgium k1lled more People than Adolf Hitler did. But he's celebrated in Europe cos his victims were Africans.

Enjoy every ounce of the journey. It’s all part of the process… Thank u Lord 🙏🏾. #AGTG 🤲🏾

Comedian Redd Foxx and Malcolm X were best friends and worked together as dishwashers at the same restaurant in Harlem in the 1940s. The staff called Malcolm “Detroit Red”. and Foxx “Chicago Red”. Before history froze them into separate legends, Redd Foxx and Malcolm X were just two young Black men trying to survive Harlem in the 1940s. They were best friends, hustling side by side as dishwashers at the same Harlem restaurant, scraping by in a city that offered talent but very few chances. Among the kitchen staff, they earned nicknames that followed them like street folklore: Malcolm was called “Detroit Red”, sharp, fiery, and already intense in thought and presence. Foxx was “Chicago Red”, quick-witted, loud, and endlessly funny—even while elbow-deep in dirty plates. What makes their story powerful isn’t just where they ended up, but where they started. One would grow into a revolutionary voice that challenged America’s conscience. The other would become a comedy icon, using laughter to expose the same truths from a different angle. Different paths. Same roots. Same grind. Long before microphones, speeches, or television fame, they were brothers in struggle—laughing, debating, surviving—proving that greatness often begins behind the scenes, unseen and uncelebrated. History rarely tells us how close legends once stood to each other. But sometimes, the most extraordinary futures are born in the most ordinary places—like a Harlem kitchen sink.

This is one of the craziest highlight reels and it's only from this season sheesh x.com/Fatslob1123/st…

A look back on the 2025 season that was . . . Top 3 @SIU_Football sack leaders: 🏈DE Vontrell Chairse, 5 🏈DE Donnie Wingate, 4 🏈DT Amir Dwight, 3

Dr. Gladys West, the pioneering mathematician whose work made GPS technology possible, has passed away at 95 🕊️🙏🏾

DID IT FOR THE CITY. VICTORY SUNDAY!

Damson Idris will play the new Black Panther in #AvengersDoomsday Via: @Majestic_ucm

GRAD TRANSFER 2 years of eligibility 6”4 210 Looking for a home 🙏🏾

Florida🐊 ➡️ SIU | DB 2 years at SIU Stats: 1 INT • 10 PBU • 2.5 TFL • 35 total tackles • 1 FR Entering the Transfer Portal as a Graduate Transfer 1 (possibly 2) years of eligibility 📞 754-610-4850 #TransferPortal #DB #GradTransfer

“Artist Annie Frances Lee was born on March 3, 1935, in Gadsden, Alabama; raised by a single parent, she grew up in Chicago, Illinois, and attended Wendell Phillips High School. Lee began painting at an early age, winning her first art competition at the age of ten. Lee was offered a four year scholarship to attend Northwestern University after high school, but married instead and raised a family.”

Indeed. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏