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@bluejeanbluz It was fake news. I fell for it too. His daughter said he didn’t die.

Just heard Sonny Smith has passed away. 🙏😥#WarEagle

@RyanBrownLive The best team ever, in my opinion, didn’t even win a natty. 1991 UNLV.

Asking an important basketball question while also quoting the great Andrew Bernard.

@italksec @msouthern17 Dawn Staley makes it easy to pull for the other team.

@msouthern17 Not a fan of The Lady Gamecocks.

South Carolina getting hammered by UCLA. Gotta tell ya, not gonna shed a tear.

@kylamb8 Good. Dawn Staley is an insufferable, arrogant person.

I suspected UCLA would beat South Carolina today. What I didn't suspect is that they would beat the ever loving tar out of them. This is ugly.

@KurtSchlichter @TheEliKlein Spare me. We had “free rein” over the skies is what I heard.

Pro-Tip: If they got 1 shootdown out of 20,000 sorties, America and Israel are the greatest military force in human history.

@glennbeck I thought we had obliterated their air defense? I thought we had “free rein” over the skies. Good grief what a shit show.

A U.S. fighter jet has reportedly been shot down in Iran. Pray for the pilots.

@JonathanTurley They’re so delusional and prideful at this point that it probably never occurred to him how stupid that question was.

Law students are taught not to ask a question of a witness unless they know the answer. Future classes may feature Democrat Rep. Shomari Figures as a case in point. In making his case against voter ID, Figures asked how many people in the audience did not have IDs. Crickets...

@BigSilverPeter @italksec @FootballCravee Well if I didn’t already have a reason to not watch those assclowns I do now.

@FootballCravee Game on

On March 31st the NFL released a memo to all 32-teams concerning Jayden Ivey, TreVeyon Henderson and club social media policy. Religious imagery or language that could be perceived as antithetical to the NFL’s stance on LGBTQIA+ & Pride is strictly prohibited. Christianity, the Cross and the Resurrection were specifically named.

Attaboy Pett! @prjtchtt

We surprised Coach Pettway in a way that just made sense! 🍩 Congrats on being this year's Ben Jobe National Coach of the Year Award winner ‼️ #SOLID | #HootyHoo 🦉🏀

@JaredWeissNBA You’re gonna learn about the Standard the hard way I’m afraid. @KearleyTim

Billy Donovan explains the Bulls cutting Jaden Ivey after the guard posted a homophobic video today. “Organizationally, there’s certain standards I think we want to have as an organization and live up to those each and every day.”

@SethDavisHoops Seth strapped on the floppy clown shoes of getting DESTROYED in comments to his own blathering post. Glorious.

“The man on the middle cross said I could come.” Easter week. Watch it. And watch it again. And then chase after Jesus.

@CBB_Central @HoopsHD Dumb stat.

Duke’s peak in-game win probability in its last four losses: 2025 Final Four vs Houston: 97.5% December 2025 vs. Texas Tech: 97.8% February 2026 vs UNC: 95.1% Today vs. UConn: 98.7%, per ESPN 🤯🤯🤯

Joe Rogan: "People don’t wanna believe that pharmaceutical drug companies are willing to sell you things that are gonna harm your child, but they are. They always have been and they always will."

Two years ago today, @AlabamaMBB finally broke through the last barrier. On March 30, 2024, inside Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, the Crimson Tide delivered a program-defining moment—an 89-82 win over Clemson to punch Alabama’s first-ever trip to the Final Four. For a program rich in talent, history, and heartbreak, this was the night everything changed. For decades, Alabama teams had come close, only to see March dreams derailed by tough draws, injuries or one bad matchup at the wrong time. The Final Four often felt like college basketball’s unreachable summit. But on this night, the door finally swung open. “I couldn’t be more proud of a group of guys,” Alabama head coach @nate_oats said. “We challenged them… to pick up our defense, and our defense got significantly better.” Fueled by its “mudita” mindset and a relentless team-first approach, Alabama flipped the script on Clemson after an earlier loss in Coleman Coliseum. @imcsears led the way with 23 points and seven three-pointers, while Jarin Stevenson added 19 points with five threes. Nick Pringle imposed his will inside with 16 points, 11 rebounds and three assists. @GriffenRylan finished with 13 points and eight assists, while @AEforthree added 10 points and five assists to keep the offense balanced and humming. The turning point came when Pringle drew Clemson star PJ Hall’s fourth foul with 7:59 remaining. Moments later, Alabama unleashed a barrage—four straight three-pointers that broke the game open and sent the Crimson Tide to heights never before reached. “They’ve just been all about winning,” Oats said. “Nobody really cares who’s scoring… there’s been no selfishness in this run.” And with that, the gates finally opened. After years of knocking, Alabama didn’t just reach the Final Four—it earned it together.

@KyleMorris @1689Jeff We have let enough third world mongrels in for this to happen over and over again. And we as a country elected the degenerates that set the policies to allow and encourage it. The psychos have out-gamed the Americans.

Imagine serving your country in the Air Force, living a healthy life with children and grandchildren, surviving cancer, making it to the age of 83… Only to be pushed onto NYC subway tracks by an illegal alien and die from those injuries. Downright sad. RIP Richard Williams.

@JacobMorrisTV @griffsz @CBS_42 Hire him now.

"This was the best year of my life... I'm sad because I never want to take off this Crimson Tide jersey." Houston Mallette reflects on his time at #Alabama after his final collegiate game. #RollTide | @CBS_42

@OldrowAlabama Sherrell has oven mitts on his hands. So damn weak with the ball.

Yeah time to sit down