Dr. Hawzzy PhD.

@Aggiefan_33 9 for me

8 USU Oregon utah byu Wyoming Washington Boise Colorado State

@betterutah I actually rally to sustain and uphold the law. I support ice and their mission to do so.

Tell Mayor Mendenhall: Keep Fighting the ICE Mega Center! buff.ly/obxW9ge

@phil_lyman Just stupid

57 House Republicans voted for kill switches in all newly produced cars.

@tvheidihatch Judge brereton needs removed from her job. That imbecile let him walk. She has no regard for the safety of the citizens. Absolute moronic decision making by her, there’s no world where he should have been walking among us.

BREAKING: Authorities have identified the man shot and killed on I-15 last Friday, March 27 as Sayed Mousavi, a 29-year-old living in Sandy. Investigators say the incident unfolded around 4:56 p.m. along I-15 near 3500 South, when a Utah Highway Patrol trooper’s vehicle was struck by a car driven by Mousavi, who was traveling northbound. After both vehicles came to a stop, the trooper approached and made contact. According to Utah Highway Patrol, Mousavi then brandished a knife, prompting the trooper to open fire. Mousavi was pronounced dead at the scene. The trooper was not injured. The investigation remains ongoing and is being handled by the Salt Lake County OICI Protocol Team 4, led by the West Jordan Police Department. No additional details have been released. Mousavi pleaded guilty in a case from November 2024, he was arrested in Sandy after authorities said he made threats to “kill Americans and kill the U.S.A.” Prosecutors also alleged he told police he planned to “buy guns and shoot up the Sandy Police Department.” In that case, Mousavi was charged with one count of making a threat of terrorism, three counts of failing to respond to an officer’s signal to stop, and a misdemeanor count of driving on a suspended license.

@Mappy6984 You would get the $60 tip removed and receive absolutely nothing if you did such a thing to me.

Thoughts

@BullSheetAlumni @AdamBaird13 Courtney seems to often put this amount of effort into her stories, little. I stopped reading anything I saw written by @CourtneyLTanner

Yet another “hit piece” by the Trib with little to no research of facts.

@marycatedelvey Idk. I thought they wanted to be seen!

Why are they all deleting their posts?! Don’t they want to be visible on Trans Day of Visibility??? 🤣

@USUFootball @CSOonX @pac12 Endzones only though… 👀

𝐍𝐞𝐰 𝐞𝐫𝐚, 𝐧𝐞𝐰 𝐟𝐢𝐞𝐥𝐝! 🐮🏟️ Introducing our new turf as we enter the @pac12! 🤘 📝➡️ usuaggies.info/cowprintfield

@RonnieLuceroNM @goldenbearwire lol

@goldenbearwire Utah State fans are the most delusional fan base in the country

For context, Cal pays Mark Madsen approximately $2.5 million/year. USU never had a shot.

@TheAggship @GeorgeWTrumpWon Hope he can keep Elamin here then!

Alright, I had to finish my homework before turning it in, but the story is done and now I have thoughts on the hire. - Utah State really does not make these things easy to prep for. Or maybe we're all just really terrible at identifying potential candidates. Hard to say for sure. - The resume is very impressive. Almost 400 wins, four NCAA tournament victories, multiple massive upset victories, nine regular season or tournament titles, five coach of the year awards. He's the eighth Utah State head coach with previous experience in the role elsewhere since 1950. Jerrod Calhoun was 242-144 (118-106 at DI) when hired, Danny Sprinkle was 81-43, Ryan Odom was 126-81 (105-71 at DI) and Craig Smith was 151-84 (79-55 at DI). Before them, it's Stew Morrill (218-138), Larry Eustachy (61-33) and T.L. Plain (63-34, none at DI equivalent). Just counting DI wins, you'd have to combine the pre-Utah State records of Stew, Calhoun and Eustachy to match what Jacobson did at Northern Iowa. If he ends this era of short-term rentals, it will go down as a massive success for fundraising, program prestige among coaches, and of course, on-court success. - As for how he gets those wins, there's a lot to like. Averaging 20 wins a year over 20 years with consistently sub-300 adjusted tempo tells me that you're very good in close games and your teams value possessions highly, on both ends. The other numbers bear this out. Tons of top-100 turnover offenses and plenty of great shooting units, with enough flexibility to adjust to personnel on assist/three-point rate fronts. The offense has been a lot faster since 2020, too, save for this year. Defense is where he does his best work, and it's more of the same here. Effort stats, disciplined play, the good stuff. Very few coaches are better about the defensive glass. He's had 18 top-30 defensive rebounding units in 20 years. That's ridiculous. Almost every free throw rate defense has been top 100 at a minimum, too, and the majority are top 75 or top 50. His teams mostly ignore the offensive glass to focus on transition defense, they don't usually hunt for fouls, and they're not traditionally huge on forcing turnovers, though that has been changing in recent years. There's definitely a willingness to adapt to what the players can do, at least beyond the non-negotiables. - I would expect that you'll hear him talk about positional size, or something very similar to it (many coaches have their own way to say basically the same thing) at the press conference. A lot of his best teams have been on the taller, longer end, and the portal has enabled more of it. I don't know if they'll have a seven-footer, but I'd bet that they'll try to get bigger on the wings. It's a very attractive system for skilled bigs.

@DschlopesIsBack She should be charged for ‘misinformation’ by the speech police she wanted to enforce just to show how stupid policing speech is.

No Tweet has aged worse than this 😂

@TheShowSDSU Getting better at* losing to USU.

@TheShowSDSU You’re getting better and losing to USU. Or rather, better at recovering from the losses. Welcome back to our mentions

The Utah State cult thought they were all tough and mighty convinced they were getting Mark Madsen. Now they get a mid MVC coach. Get off the Koolaid, you freaks

@Hunter_Eagleman You’ve given them too much credit. The protests have solved/accomplished less than this.

A FULL list of what was accomplished by the “No Kings” protesters… 🚨

@delmar_tenorio @quirky801 It’s this but for basketball season.

@quirky801 'Why are you talking smack now?" 😆 🤣

grand slam hire (IF it's real)

@ScottyGZone Classy. The opposite of how every coach has left here recently. I like the guy already.

Not sure I've ever seen this before. A departing coach giving a press conference at the school he's leaving the morning of the announcement. Usually these guys sneak out in the dead of night (no hate - I would probably do the same). Really impressive

@UtahDemocrats @SenMikeLee I agree with the comments that say this merely means convicting one of voter fraud is tremendously difficult, not that it doesn’t happen.

Less than 70 illegal voters have participated in federal elections in the last 40 years, yet Utah Senator @SenMikeLee continues to waste taxpayer money on a problem that effects less than .0001% of the vote. The SAVE Act isn't about voter ID - it's about kicking millions of American citizens off of voter rolls and making re-registering a bureaucratic nightmare.

I’m organizing a “No Dragons” protest next week. Donald Trump is not, never will be, and has never been a dragon.

@cristian_sida @KUTV2News Crime in Utah sure seems to be increasing these past years.

NB I-15 at 4500 S in Murray is closed due to an officer-involved shooting. Updates to follow.

@greenmachine456 @ManitobaSAO @reallytanman Horses probably

@ManitobaSAO @reallytanman Biodegradable? What's the glue made from?

Prison for whoever invented this