Proud of you @AliviaBell22 keep working hard and focusing on being the best version of you. YOUR hard work speaks for itself and we’re so proud of you! ALWAYS! 🏀💪🏽👊🏽
🚨 | BREAKING: The NCAA is allegedly investigating Ohio State for "unauthorized access" of other schools' practice films via Catapult, a video platform.
On Friday Night, Reporter Dan Wetzel confirmed that the NCAA was conducting an investigation into the incident, but didn't name any specific teams involved...
Many are convinced that the BUCKEYES are at the forefront of the investigation, due to insider reports & their suspiciously close ties to Catapult...
Catapult is a video & data analysis company, which hosts recordings of teams practices on the cloud & provides analytical insights to improve performance on the field.
It turns out that both the Former Ohio State Director of Football Video & Assistant Football Video Coordinator are now Senior Engineers at Catapult 😳
This is potentially a serious conflict of interest, as both have deep ties to Ohio State due to being there for 3+ years, & are now in administrative positions at a firm which hosts their rivals data...
Insiders at Michigan had accused the Buckeyes with this video scheme months ago, but this is the 1st time that those reports have been SUBSTANTIATED...
Expect a big season from @AliviaBell22. Bell is only a freshman, but has 3 yrs exp. She might be young, but brings exp and is a quick playmaker. Her outside shot continues to improve, and her ability to get to the rim is very impressive. This combo will be tough to guard. 10/12
Thank you Gopher fans for supporting me during my time in Minnesota.Thank you to my TEAM who has made this a world class experience. After talking with my family and taking time to think I have decided to come back for another year with Dinkytown Athletes. Who's going to join me?
Floater Game ✅
Ball On A String Handles ✅
Crafty Finisher At The Basket ✅
Think that Nyema Montgomery (@Nyema0814) should be JockLab's Baller of the Week this week?
Comment/Retweet if you think that Nyema should be this week's winner! 🏀
https://t.co/GKF2C6DKs0
Watching @Legacy_HoopsAAU 2027 right now in the @TFNsRun4Roses & @AliviaBell22 really be WORKIN all game, every single play!!!! Hustling nonstop on both ends.. loose balls, rebounds, defending, leadership.. she really does it all.
On November 24, 2009, a man named John Edward Jones became stuck and subsequently died in the Nutty Putty cave after being trapped inside for 28 hours.
While exploring with his brother Josh, Jones mistook a narrow tunnel for the similarly tight "Birth Canal" passageway and became stuck upside-down in an area measuring 10 by 18 inches (25 by 46 cm), around 400 feet (120 m) from the cave's entrance.
Jones was held in place like a hook, unable to move without causing serious harm due to the bends his body was placed in.
A large team of rescue workers came to his assistance. Still, they were unable to retrieve Jones using a sophisticated rope-and-pulley system after a pulley failed mid-extrication.
Jones ultimately suffered cardiac arrest due to the strain placed upon his body over several hours by his inverted, compressed position.
Rescuers concluded that it would be too dangerous to attempt to retrieve his body; the landowner and Jones' family came to an agreement that the cave would be permanently closed, with the body sealed inside, as a memorial to Jones.
Explosives were used to collapse the ceiling close to Jones' body, and the entrance hole was filled with concrete to prevent further access.