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Exactly. He was quick to make a statement about George Floyd who died of an overdose.

The blind loyalty to Trump is RIDICULOUS.

It's time to wake up and demand more.

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this type of BS being an everyday occurrence, then maybe people need to be blowing it out of proportion in order to get some attention?

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Exactly.

This is why Trump needs to say something. He'll talk about antisemitism all day long, but won't talk about all of the black-on-white murders.

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You seriously think the story is worthy of a President's comment?

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Yes. This story has MAJOR societal ramifications.

It's a story that everyone is talking about.

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every murder case in the country.

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This isn't just any murder case. This is up there with the OJ murder and George Floyd.

This case is society-defining with huge implications

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It's probably best that he stay out of this one for now.

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Why?

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Simpson was a Cooper Bateman-esque incumbent with no upside

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I'm afraid that's exactly what he is. He's definitely not Mac Jones like many deluded fans seem to think

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Ty is 99% likely the game 1 starter.

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Saban isn't our coach anymore.

We've got Grubb and DeBoer whose offense relies on big plays in the passing game like Nate Oats relies on the 3.

They're not going to go with the QB who makes the fewest mistakes. They'll go with the hotshot freshman phenom with the best deep ball and big play ability.

All Keelon has to do is acclimate to the college game over the summer. He can make a huge leap in 7-on7s.

I saw it on A-Day.

His talent jumps out. He's reminiscent of a freshman Tua or Bryce Young.

He threw a pick on a hesitant throw (to be expected this early on), but his good throws were insanely good.

First of all, he's easily the most mobile of the 3. That helps. He's not like Milroe - he's evasive like Bryce Young. His release is like Bryce Young - quick and effortless. His ability to create on the move is like Bryce Young. I saw him roll out on one play, outrun some defenders, then jump into a deep ball throw down the sidelines. The coverage was air tight but the ball landed perfectly over the outside shoulder, and the 2nd string WR dropped it. It was an insane "wow" type of play that no one mentioned because it was dropped.

He has future first round talent.
If he can hit the summer workouts hard, and get accustomed to the college level, he should be poised to win the job in the fall.

We still see Ty Simpson panicking in the face of pressure. He still trips over his own linemen. He just doesn't have the command, poise, and presence you'd expect from a 5th year player.

Austin Mack just looks bad out there tbh. He's the least mobile of the 3. He throws 10 yard passes into the dirt, and he throws bad picks reminiscent of Milroe. Mack is firmly in third place at this point.

The competition is clearly Simpson vs Keelon right now, and it's up to Keelon to get as many reps as he can this summer.

We'll be best off if Keelon is the starter. TRUST.

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"Embarrassing". Just rolls right off the tongue, don't it? Especially anonymously.

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We're supposed to be a top-tier CBB program at this point.

We were a 2-seed. So yeah, getting absolutely blown out, dominated from start to finish, and losing by 20 is fricking embarrassing.

We got absolutely dismantled. We looked clueless out there

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Was our best player tonight

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Yeah that's not saying much