Jason

@davidpollack47 Frozen?

Movie night again in the Pollack household. “What we have here is a failure to communicate.” “Killing is my business, ladies, and business is good!” Name that Movie! Who can be first?

Deep

Quando se sentir sozinho, lembre-se que o ácaro Demodex vive no seu rosto e, para ele, você é tudo.

@TheOzarkansan @therandomsec Nah. The intent of the rule is imprtant context here. I stated the ball moved backwards but he was obviously spiking the ball to stop the clock.

@tigeagle @therandomsec It hit the ground behind him. It didn't bounce there. It was a backwards pass. By the rules of the game. Beyond any rational dispute. Football is famously "a game of inches" so claiming a backwards pass should count as a spike because it was supposed to be a spike is INSANE.

This comes to my mind first. Bo Nix muffing the snap, spiking it backwards (fumble), Arkansas recovering it, which sealed the W for them. The refs spending 20 minutes reviewing it and call it a legal spike.

Dylan Cardwell is a national treasure. While I'm in the middle of my report, Cardwell comes over and interjects some wisdom. "At the end of the day, what the Lord has for you is greater than anything you can imagine for yourself...I'm living the dream." - Cardwell

Finland tracked every gender-referred adolescent in the country for up to 25 years. Their psychiatric needs didn't improve after 'gender reassignment'. They surged. A landmark peer-reviewed study just dropped. Here's what it found. 🧵

Less than a year ago, the Air Force unveiled a new PT test with a two mile run. Airmen took to social media to complain how the new increased length would cause injuries. This weekend, an Air Force Colonel, more than likely in their mid to late 40s, ran 5 miles up a mountain to escape the enemy. Running matters. You should do more of it.

Shooters shoot. Don’t let anyone convince you Twitter isn’t a dating site

@RyanBrownLive @Gtyndall Yeah. Thats it Ryan. Just sharing “ my interests as I mock others”. I missed that portion of being a good Christian. Don’t be obtuse. You knew what you were doing and to argue otherwise is disingenuous and you know it.

@tigeagle @Gtyndall Might want to read the entire exchange. I have no idea who I am richer than as it is none of my business and I have zero concern about that. Never mentioned money. Just responding to the “guess that’s why you just talk sports” line. Just sharing some of my other interests

If a power conference AD ever hears his coach say they would take an NIT Championship over making the NCAA Tournament, he should fire him on the spot. And, to be abundantly clear: There’s zero chance Steven Pearl feels this way so I am clearly not talking about him.

@RyanBrownLive @Gtyndall Nah. Glad you posted your Easter message earlier then went with the I’m richer than you message. Such a good and faithful servant!

@tigeagle @Gtyndall I wasn’t talking to you

@RyanBrownLive @Gtyndall Oh yeah. You are so awesome and the rest of us are such pieces of shit. I mean I have served our country for 22 years but your radio Bama dick sucking is so much more respectable!

@Gtyndall You choosing to be extremely condescending says a lot but my point was no major program should feel that way. BUT all I do is talk sports….three hours a day…and play golf as many days as I want. And never miss a family event. And go on fantastic vacations.

there's a lady who is an Auburn fan sitting right behind the broadcast crew tonight when I was on the floor watching warmups, she asked me to take a picture for her because "this is my first time sitting courtside and I'm so excited" so the NIT run was worth it for her for sure

During World War II, Hitler was convinced that Americans lacked the will to fight and that any who did would be quickly overwhelmed. When early reports arrived from the battles in North Africa, German observers noted that Americans fought differently from the Europeans. Rather than charging aggressively and risking heavy infantry casualties, U.S. forces relied on overwhelming firepower—staying at a distance and expending vast quantities of artillery with little hesitation. Thanks to unmatched industrial production and logistics, fresh supplies were always available. This approach allowed relatively smaller American units to wear down much larger and well-entrenched enemy forces. In contrast, German and other European doctrines often emphasized aggressive maneuver and were sometimes more willing to accept high casualties to achieve objectives or preserve key equipment. This material-heavy American style surprised many Germans, including Hitler, who had long dismissed U.S. soldiers as soft and lacking in fighting spirit. He believed soldiers were cheap and expendable; he discovered too late that Americans fought to conserve lives by expending machines and ammunition instead. It was one of many reasons for Germany’s defeat—perhaps the hardest for some foreigners to fully understand. Americans place a high value on the lives of our soldiers. Equipment and shells could always be replaced.

@_NickKelly Do you ever get tired of carrying the pail for them while pretending to be an unbiased journalist? Just curious.

Alabama’s not in the business of moral victories, but honestly surprising considering how good this Michigan team is

And somehow Alabama *led* the Wolverines at halftime

@FultonW_ He isn’t going to fuck you. That’s for his assistant…

We didn’t give Nate Oats enough credit for that gameplan in the Sweet 16 when Alabama led Michigan at halftime

@KevinScarbinsky Dear lord…

Trigger alert: This Michigan team, even without a wounded Yaxel Lendeborg, has completely outplayed Arizona in the first half to lead 48-32 at the break. Alabama led Michigan, with a healthy Yax, 49-47 at the half in the Sweet 16. The Wolverines pulled away in the second half to win 90-77. Will Arizona make a run or will Alabama remain the only team in this tournament to make Michigan sweat in the second half?