@DJRTistic I had the ones that strapped to your regular basketball shoes-JumpSoles. Practiced with them, did box jumps in them, etc. Doesn’t hurt. Maybe gained an inch or two of vert. I could dunk at 5’10”…barely, and not in a game. Because of the trainers? Debatable
@D3athBySnuSnu__@TonyaMichelle65 The big difference is everyone knows what you stated is wrong-even the ones who commit those actions. It’s the actions that people don’t realize cause more harm than good that need to be addressed.Lukewarm Christianity is exactly where the evil one wants us and our culture to be
@ReportBulldawg Silverfield took an opportunity. Nobody can hate on the man for that…he just should have never been presented said opportunity. That’s where the problem is
@BarstoolUA Everybody else got the negatives, so positives:
Defensive effort was impressive all game. WRs can get open. Smith can be explosive given space. ST was solid.
@omgsidewalks But then all of those things also go up in price and then they can’t afford them again. It’s a never ending chase because that was never the intention for those types of jobs
@CoachPapaJohn@southerngraps@RedditCFB Bill Belichick and Nick Saban speaking highly of him helped his perception in the industry. Belichick once called him “the top high school coach in the country”
That’ll open some doors
@T4f3t@Reydhpesoj@infodexx Again. This is a very broad claim that needs serious evidential backing that I don’t believe you can produce other than one-off stories that you “feel” or “think” the conclusion should be
@T4f3t@Reydhpesoj@infodexx Would be interesting to see how you quantify that and what the data suggests, because nothing I’ve found would substantiate that claim other than hand picked stories that doesn’t correlate holistically
@T4f3t@Reydhpesoj@infodexx And by that measure, cities and states outside of the South would be considered more racist…at least over the last 50 years or so where we should really be focusing our more modern “racist” accusations
@T4f3t@Reydhpesoj@infodexx Understanding is literally in the definition of “empathy”. So if you don’t understand a person, you can’t be empathetic to their cause/being.
Does that mean you can’t be racist? Of course not. Does that mean a person that doesn’t understand shouldn’t claim racism? Probably
@T4f3t@Reydhpesoj@infodexx Whose ancestors? The 1% of southerners that were large landowners? The rest of us grew up the same way, side by side, together. I’d say we have the most intimate experience of understanding how the other race lives in the U.S. today. Contrary to what our Northern cousins think