Brandon

COOPER FLAGG TONIGHT: 51 POINTS 6 REBOUNDS 3 ASSISTS 3 STEALS 63.3% FG GIVE HIM THE ROTY (Via @realapp )

@BrewingSailor @Harper42_ @ChaelSonnen Amen!

@Harper42_ @worstdream25 @ChaelSonnen Doc Holliday was a born to a wealthy family in Georgia. Kilmer worked with voice coaches and studied speech patterns of the region and era. What you consider a lame schtick is widely considered by people who know more than you or I about it, to be a highly accurate portrayal.

Tell me the better performance. A) Val Kilmer in TOMBSTONE B) Heath Ledger in BATMAN

@Harper42_ @ChaelSonnen Jesus man, just say you don’t understand what Tombstone is supposed to represent.

@worstdream25 @ChaelSonnen I'll reply to you because at least you used my name. The whole shtick where Kilmer uses that cringe southern dandy accent is lame. The character overall is not even as cool as Kurt Russell's char. Lastly, Kilmer as Batman was a much better performance.

@Harper42_ @ChaelSonnen Harper, Tombstone is iconic. Are you just dense?

@ChaelSonnen Hot take: Tombstone is not a good movie. Heath Ledger in Batman is iconic and unforgettable. One of the best opening scenes in cinema history.

@ChaelSonnen Oh man, this is a great question. Both roles are so iconic

COOPER FLAGG WITH 50 A BOMB! Youngest player in nba history!

@VinnysCorner1 Lecunt

Who is the most OVERRATED player in the NBA today??? I’ll start…. Anthony Davis

@Jertriot I can tell you take it in the ass. You’re completely wrong about my height. You small penis, cock sucking bitch. Go ahead and sit down, tuck your micopenis between your legs. Vagisal using cuck.

I can tell how short you are by how angry the replies are. My man is 5’3 on a good day. #shortking

@Jertriot Ya too let you know how retarded you are. All dumbasses need to be called out.

Yet you took the time to reply 😘

@ronsmuf Call me daddy. Because I own you.

@worstdream25 Also senile enough to want to argue with someone who was agreeing with you

But his teammate is. LeRobin has always been Pippen 2.0. Never an alpha. LePippen to Wade LePippen to AD Even LePippen to Kyrie at the end of games. Now LePippen to Luka. Gotta stop with the MJ comparisons. That’s only reserved for Kobe.

@ronsmuf Sorry I’m smart enough to use proper words.

@worstdream25 I was saying you know ball, old head. You’re on nba twitter and don’t know what that means? Are you 75?

@ZuluSixFour @dubbz8122017 @espn lol o’rich used google to claim homoerotic. I’m dead. Dude is so hard for LeBron he fails to see.

@dubbz8122017 @espn Here goes another nasty homoerotic comment, mentally unwell grew up without family.

Just to get headlines huh? @espn “Historic” loss for LeBron But NOT LUKA and the Lakers? Everyone memory get selective when it’s a loss bc LeBron was the only aggressive player in this game. But the loss is on him. What a shitty fucking sports media network this is.

@Jertriot Fun fact nobody gives two shits

Fun fact: Texas has never scored 50 points on OU in football OU has score 50+ on Texas 8 times and twice since 2020

@SharmSports Dallas isn’t going to offer that lmao

If the Cowboys offered this package to the #Titans to move up to Pick 4, would you accept?? TENNESSEE RECEIVES: -Pick 12 -Pick 20 -Pick 112 -2027 1st Round Pick DALLAS RECEIVES: -Pick 4 #TitanUp

@ronsmuf The hell does YKB mean? Use real words and formulate a sentence I know it’s hard but come on.

@worstdream25 Ykb

Anonymous: I dated a woman for three years. She had a 2-year-old son, Leo, from a previous relationship. The dad was out of the picture. We broke up because she wanted to 'party' and I wanted to settle down. One night, she dropped Leo off at my house at 11 PM. She said, 'I can't do this anymore. You take him. You’re better at it.' And she drove off. I have zero biological relation to this kid. The courts told me I had no rights. But I fought. I got guardianship because she abandoned him. "I’ve been a single dad to another man's kid for 10 years. I’ve taught him to shave, to drive, and to treat women with respect, ironically, the respect his mom never showed us. She surfaced recently because Leo is a star athlete and made the local paper. She wants front-row tickets to the game. Leo told the coach, 'If she shows up, don't let her in. My dad is the guy in the stands wearing my jersey.' Biology makes you a relative. Loyalty makes you a parent.

HAPPY HOME OPENING DAY!!!

He was thirty-two years old, a husband, a father of two little boys, and expecting a daughter in just a few months. In his final moments, knowing he would never meet her, Todd Beamer could have begged for mercy. Instead, he organized a resistance, prayed with a stranger, and spoke two words the world would never forget. It was September 11, 2001. United Airlines Flight 93 took off from Newark at 8:42 a.m., delayed and routine, heading for San Francisco. On board were 44 people: passengers, crew, and four hijackers. Among the passengers was Todd Beamer, traveling for work and planning to surprise his pregnant wife, Lisa, on her birthday. At 9:28 a.m., chaos erupted. Hijackers stormed the cockpit. The plane jolted violently. Screams echoed through the cabin. Within minutes, Flight 93 was turned around and redirected east, toward Washington, D.C. The pilots were gone. Control of the aircraft was no longer in the hands of those trained to fly it. Todd Beamer picked up the seat-back Airfone. He didn’t call his wife. He didn’t call a friend. He reached a customer service center and was connected to Lisa Jefferson, a GTE supervisor. What followed was a thirteen-minute call that would become part of history. Todd spoke with clarity and composure. He described the hijackers, the weapons, the layout of the cabin, the absence of the pilots. Lisa listened, documented everything, and stayed with him. As other passengers on Flight 93 made calls of their own, a devastating truth came into focus. The World Trade Center had been hit. The Pentagon had been struck. This was not an isolated hijacking. Their plane was part of a coordinated attack. Todd understood what that meant. Doing nothing would not save them. Compliance would not bring negotiations. The aircraft itself was intended to become a weapon. Whatever target lay ahead would suffer massive loss of life unless something changed. Todd asked Lisa to do something deeply personal. If he didn’t survive, would she call his family and tell them how much he loved them? He had every reason to be terrified. His wife was seven months pregnant. His sons were three years old and one year old. He would never meet his daughter. He would never see his children grow. But fear did not paralyze him. It focused him. Todd joined with other passengers, including Tom Burnett, Mark Bingham, and Jeremy Glick. They spoke quietly. They compared information. They weighed the risks. They understood the outcome either way. Remaining seated meant certain death and catastrophic consequences on the ground. Fighting back meant danger, injury, and likely death — but it also meant the chance to stop the attack. Over the phone, Lisa could hear the resolve forming. Todd returned to the call and asked one final thing. He asked Lisa to pray with him. At thirty thousand feet, facing the end of his life, he recited the Lord’s Prayer with a stranger. His voice did not shake. When the prayer ended, he paused, then turned back to the others. “Are you ready, guys?” “Okay.” “Let’s roll.” Lisa stayed on the line as movement erupted in the background. Shouting. Struggle. The sound of passengers rushing forward. At 10:03 a.m., United Flight 93 crashed into a field near Shanksville, Pennsylvania. Everyone on board was killed. But the plane never reached Washington. Investigators later concluded Flight 93 was likely headed for the U.S. Capitol or the White House. Because of what happened inside that cabin, that attack never occurred. Countless lives were spared by people who knew they might not survive and chose to act anyway. The 9/11 Commission later described the actions of the passengers of Flight 93 as the first successful counterattack of that day. It was not led by soldiers or commanders. It was led by ordinary people who refused to be passive. Todd Beamer’s daughter, Morgan, was born four months later. She grew up knowing who her father was and what he chose.

More than half (15) of the championships for the @TexasLonghorns have come in the last 7 years. The school has always produced champions but things have gone to the next level under @_delconte. 4 Directors’ Cups in the last 5 years and looking for number 5 this year!

Hearing Chuck Morgan’s “It is baseball time in Texas” for the first time in 2026