Mari

It’s beauty in the struggle, ugliness in the success. UIUC 24

[Mari @AmariTaitt]

Bet on yourself.

[Mari @AmariTaitt]

@cottond13 But like you see these OG stats right? His numbers and impact is crazy

[Damian Lillard @Dame_Lillard]

Yes I would.

[Mari @AmariTaitt]

@cottond13 😂😂😂 I’m a bron guy too, but if wemby stay healthy it’s wraps

[Mari @AmariTaitt]

@cottond13 But I'm just scared about the other side of the ball, losing minter sucks

[Mari @AmariTaitt]

@cottond13 He’d probably be if the top 2 weren’t like that.

[Mari @AmariTaitt]

@AP_Scouting @imralanyrx Current Gordon is better than magic Gordon though?

[Joseph Alejo @crunchtimejo]

Los Cavaliers ganan 61 partidos en 2009-10, LeBron James se va a Miami, y los Cavs pasan a ganar 19 juegos la temporada siguiente.

LeBron James llega a un equipo de Miami que había ganado 47 partidos, ganan 58 con él la siguiente temporada.

Abandona Miami en 2014, y el equipo pasa de 54 victorias con él, a 37 sin él.

Ese mismo año, regresa a unos Cavs que habían ganado 33 partidos, y pasan a ganar 53 con él la siguiente temporada.

En su última temporada en Cavs, el equipo gana 50 partidos, el año siguiente sin LeBron ganan 19 partidos.

Jordan se retira en 1994, el equipo pasó de ganar 57 partidos con él, a ganar 55 sin él, y ser eliminados en semifinales de conferencia.

Jordan jugaba para el mejor sistema de la NBA en una liga que agregaba un equipo nuevo todos los años y diluía la calidad general de competitividad, mientras que LeBron ha sido el sistema toda su vida en una NBA con 30 equipos establecidos y con multiples HOFs jugando juntos para vencerlo.

Jordan nunca se enfrentó a más de dos HOFs juntos (Utah, Lakers), LeBron enfrentó a más de 3 en 8 de sus 10 finales jugadas; OKC, Spurs, Warriors, todos con 3,4 y hasta 5 HOFs juntos solo para vencer al equipo del rey que llegaba a finales todos los años.

[Mari @AmariTaitt]

@THEL0VESPACE If this who you referencing I see the similarities in style

[whipsović @ItsWhipple]

Illini fans watching Ayo and TSJ carry the wolves into the 2nd round

[Mari @AmariTaitt]

@cottond13 Went from the best social media team to this 🫩

[Ian Rapoport @RapSheet]

Stephen Jones announced this week that George Pickens will play on the franchise tag in 2026, delivering the news to his agent and the player before telling the media. Mulugheta, of course, was a popular subject of discussion for Jerry Jones during the Micah Parsons saga.

[Mari @AmariTaitt]

@CeeVee3YT I know it's a troll, but can this happen so we get Fano at 22?😂

[Mari @AmariTaitt]

@42Cyc Please don’t have us take woods again, I’d much rather have McDonald. Woods is tiny in weight, height, arms, and hands. And had a bogus last year. I see the upside but his floor is so low.

[Mari @AmariTaitt]

@cottond13 In a good draft class I 100% agree about the value of LBs and it’s not much of a need. I just really don’t like this class man. I think jrod gone be a good linebacker for years and help the defense alot. To me both may other hush I can say that for that’ll be there.

[Mari @AmariTaitt]

@cottond13 I doubt theineman, Downs or EMW make it to 25 unfortunately. Ik it’s crazy but I like Jacob Rodriguez at 25 with hue this class is. Then get guys like Gabe Jacas and Lee Hunter with the 2 seconds

[Mari @AmariTaitt]

@cottond13 I just don’t see the upside with woods. I don’t like this DT class at all. So I say if you have to get one (which the bears do)
I wouldn’t pick an outlier in terms of size. In the perfect situation I can see woods succeeding but that’s a big risk

[Mari @AmariTaitt]

@cottond13 No I agree DT is a position of need just not woods. He’s small in weight, height and arm length. He had a relatively bad year this past year that you can’t just disregard. And he wins off athleticism not too many pass rush moves in his bag. Kayden McDonald a better pick.

[Mari @AmariTaitt]

@gunthriftstore @kiddfrmNeptune Don’t let one guy carry your opinion. We appreciate Keaton, and know there’s no way he stays another year 😂