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I mean who would want King James these days?
Well...
Cavs
Golden State
Nuggets
Timberwolves
76ers
Knicks
Heat
Hawks
Pistons
Etc..
So like every team that actually wants to win wants the guy who is 41 yet still played at or near an All-NBA level.
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re: Terrion Arnold in trouble
Posted by YStar on 7/3/26 at 1:17 pm to Doug Heffernan
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He has done all he could for Ruggs as well. He uses Ruggs’ story a lot when speaking on leadership.
Agreed
Saban is genuinely a good human. It's odd when people online attribute their personal beliefs or how they would act poorly or treat others terrible to him; nah man that is just who "you" are.
He is very demanding but he also will give you his all which is why he expects your all.
re: Class of 2027 Football Recruiting
Posted by YStar on 7/3/26 at 1:09 pm to Hawaiian Punch
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substantial financial fraud involving the leadership of the BLM organization says otherwise.
Well the creators of BLM didn't really care about "black lives" no differently than some of you or the others in the far right.
Their moto was literally destroying family, community and other core traditions because chaos could create what they really were targeting; children, broken homes and other deviant behaviors and ideals.
They per usual in history just used black people to get to their goal.
That however is different from black people protesting against police brutality. Even though we all know they used this to further their own desires.
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No, really? Hadn't heard.
Obviously Saban knew he had a loaded team and did whatever he thought he needed to do to hold it altogether during the 2020 summer of BS. The optics were embarrassing...not because he was supporting his players, but because the entire thing was based on a lie.
You do realize that just because you process and see things this way doesn't mean everyone else... specifically Nick Saban sees things that way
Saban has always been a players coach he was just very very demanding. He was always going to stick up for his guys and he has always leaned Democrat.
re: Terrion Arnold in trouble
Posted by YStar on 6/30/26 at 3:42 pm to CrimsonBoz
Why I love Saban is he always fights for the guys. He doesn't just use and dump.
He wrote a letter advocating to Terrion's character before this incident. Even if Terrion is guilty he didn't just abandon him and I always appreciated coaches who gave me that feeling and not ones that just wants to use you up but not actually have your back when thinga get tight.
Of course my hope is Terrion didn't do this because he represents the university and Saban.
He wrote a letter advocating to Terrion's character before this incident. Even if Terrion is guilty he didn't just abandon him and I always appreciated coaches who gave me that feeling and not ones that just wants to use you up but not actually have your back when thinga get tight.
Of course my hope is Terrion didn't do this because he represents the university and Saban.
re: Terrion Arnold in trouble
Posted by YStar on 6/26/26 at 7:13 pm to narddogg81
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pattern recognition
What pattern? Before this instance what pattern did Terrion Arnold show that would make him automatically guilty with no chance to prove innocence?
I get if we have the facts and the case has been hear but all it takes is an accusation and people here want guys jailed or killed. Then will talk about players as if they give a damn about them if they aren't currently scoring or stopping TDs for their team.
re: Terrion Arnold in trouble
Posted by YStar on 6/24/26 at 9:51 pm to crimsoncoded94
Don't know the details to say he is guilty and don't understand why for some it's always guilty before charged
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Pretty sore loser and the only player I’ve ever seen show up to a match intoxicated.
I don't know if you're describing Michael Jordan or John Daly but both seem to enjoy overwhelming support here these characteristics
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- Nothing has been decided about Iran's Highly Enriched Uranium and that has been kicked to the next 60 days.
- $300 billion will go to Iran for reconstruction, but it's unclear on where those funds are coming from.
- All sanctions will be lifted from Iran.
- Iran can now sell all of its oil and use those funds on whatever it wants - which I'm sure will be to rebuild its military.
- Iran will have the ability to access $100+ billion in frozen assets.
- Iran’s ballistic missile program and the funding of its regional militias isn't even mentioned.
How is this not Jimmy Carter level disastrous???
If people will be honest with themselves if this were Kamala we'd all be losing our minds
She didn't have a probably with attacking Lybia and claiming they did so to prevent Gaddafi from attacking citizens.
This lying has seems to have forgotten that as she doesn't seem to bothered with IRGC mass murdering thousands of their own.
This lying has seems to have forgotten that as she doesn't seem to bothered with IRGC mass murdering thousands of their own.
re: Official US/Israel vs Iran war thread
Posted by YStar on 6/16/26 at 10:15 pm to BayouBengal51
It's incredible that before this "war" Iran had sanctions, didn't know they could control the strait and wasn't seen as the bully of the ME.
With this deal they are unsanctioned, they get fronted an enormous sum of money, they are not the defacto leaders of the ME, they are protected against future incursions from the US (so they will use that money to build their bomb) and they at any time can control Hormuz and impact the world economy.
What an absolute clusterfrick.
All we had to do was have the balls to follow through and actually do those bridges and rhe powerplant to weaken them to the point their people could finally take over.
We cowarded out. Smh
With this deal they are unsanctioned, they get fronted an enormous sum of money, they are not the defacto leaders of the ME, they are protected against future incursions from the US (so they will use that money to build their bomb) and they at any time can control Hormuz and impact the world economy.
What an absolute clusterfrick.
All we had to do was have the balls to follow through and actually do those bridges and rhe powerplant to weaken them to the point their people could finally take over.
We cowarded out. Smh
re: Alabama Baseball (42-21 (18-12)) (Schedule & Roster 2026)
Posted by YStar on 6/15/26 at 2:09 pm to FightingOkra
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Announcers clocking Zane tipping his pitches.
Yep
re: Alabama Baseball (42-21 (18-12)) (Schedule & Roster 2026)
Posted by YStar on 6/15/26 at 2:07 pm to Riseupfromtherubble
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He's not terrible, that hyperbole.
What was that again?
re: Alabama Baseball (42-21 (18-12)) (Schedule & Roster 2026)
Posted by YStar on 6/15/26 at 2:01 pm to ChauvinisticPigAttit
Pitcher is terrible. People have defended him and downvoted those who call it out.
This guy is one-way imploding this game
This guy is one-way imploding this game
re: Alabama Baseball (42-21 (18-12)) (Schedule & Roster 2026)
Posted by YStar on 6/15/26 at 1:31 pm to ChauvinisticPigAttit
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One team looks coached well. The other looks happy to just be in Omaha.
Well if we switched pitchers Texas would be getting smoked as well.
That dude pitching for us is terrible.
Game already over in the first inning
Just a horrible pitcher
Just a horrible pitcher
re: Alabama Baseball (42-21 (18-12)) (Schedule & Roster 2026)
Posted by YStar on 6/15/26 at 1:27 pm to ChauvinisticPigAttit
This pitcher sucks
You guys are the same ones who cry about how you miss the old NBA where they didn't shake hands and celebrate MJ who was an a-hole to teammates and opponents
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Undoubtably less than 1 in a 100 American men can do 44-135.Go try it , Do 24 half reps and then lock it out for 20 reps.
Lol! Again, 135 is a weight for teenagers and for anyone who actually works out that's a first warm up set before you move up to heavier weight.
If would be impressive if we did 10 reps of 225 and I'm not even sure he could do 5.
re: Official US/Israel vs Iran war thread
Posted by YStar on 6/14/26 at 3:50 pm to BayouBengal51
Man we don't believe you.
What consequences? Big talk and tweets with some mild bombing of exterior targets while avoiding anything of significance to beg for a deal they don't want and they won't abide by just so you can claim a victory NO will acknowledge???
Plot has been completely lost. All it took was for this man to ignore the media and far left and finish off that savage regime
What consequences? Big talk and tweets with some mild bombing of exterior targets while avoiding anything of significance to beg for a deal they don't want and they won't abide by just so you can claim a victory NO will acknowledge???
Plot has been completely lost. All it took was for this man to ignore the media and far left and finish off that savage regime
re: Trump: Iran deal to be signed within next 2-3 hours, criticizes Israel for Beirut strikes
Posted by YStar on 6/14/26 at 3:47 pm to Chuck Barris
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I'm going to give a bold, controversial take that this board may not be ready to handle: I think we should avoid having American soldiers die.
Do you know how many American soldiers who had to die to give you the rights and liberty you have today?
Keep thinking the oceans that are between us and our enemies will continue to protect us. When they finally make that a formality you guy's tune will change to blame game of "why didn't past Presidents stop them!"
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