Luke Alley 🚵

Professor of Marketing @BYUIdaho #Family, #ChurchofJesusChrist, #Broncos, #Buckeyes, #Bike, #Ski, #Outdoors, #Gaming.

[Luke Alley 🚵 @LukeAlley]

Took me several years in digital marketing, with a bunch of losses (and wins), to realize this is true. #ppcchat

[Will Brinson @WillBrinson]

Bama fans down BAD rn

[Dave Portnoy @stoolpresidente]

One of the best videos I’ve ever seen

[Interesting AF @interesting_aIl]

At this point I’m questioning if I’m breathing wrong

[Luke Alley 🚵 @LukeAlley]

@realEstateTrent Give yourself grace and lower cleanliness standards. A mess is ok when you trade it off for time with your kids and for yourself.

[BYU Men's Basketball @BYUMBB]

After being projected to finish 9th in the Big 12 Conference—our season comes to a close in the Sweet 16, with a 26-10 record.

The best is yet to come, Cougar Nation.

[NCAA March Madness @MarchMadnessMBB]

BYU SURVIVES AND ADVANCES 😱

THE COUGARS ARE OFF TO THE #SWEET16

#MarchMadness

[Myron Medcalf @MedcalfByESPN]

BYU in the Sweet 16. The portal opens Monday and they have more money than anybody. Trust me. Should be a fun week in Provo.

[Ryan Bennion @RyBen3]

Kevin Young absolutely nailed the post game press conference. Can’t believe they thought cheese curds were better than tater tots. Go Cougs! #BYU #Wisconsin

[Ryan Bennion @RyBen3]

I agree Greg, don’t poke Heir Richie. #GoCougs #BYU

[Ore-Ida @OreIdaPotatoes]

refs are being Hater Tots rn

[Eli Hershkovich @EliHershkovich]

One of the worst Flagrant 2 calls you’ll see:

[Sloan Piva @SloanPiva]

I’d love to know what the baseline official was looking at here. Was he wondering at this moment if he left his iron on back at his hotel room? Because, to me, it looks like the ref is staring right at BYU’s Fousseyni Traore getting smacked in the face. Worst no-call of the day.

[Jay Cuda @JayCuda]

foul on byu

[Mitt Romney @MittRomney]

All know that a strong America is the best ally of peace—the world’s avaricious dictators of Russia, China, North Korea and Iran are hesitant to invade and brutalize in the face of 1) American strength and 2) American resolve. Our tepid response to Russia’s invasion of Georgia and Crimea surely contributed to Putin’s decision to invade Ukraine.

American strength is greatest when we have friends that stand with us; we must not let economic squabbles fray the bonds of our alliances.
American resolve is greatest when we stand with the victims of oppression and invasion. After Russia invaded Ukraine with hundreds of tanks and hundreds of thousands of troops, America - together with Europe - rallied to give Ukraine the weapons and aid to defend itself. Three years later, Russia continues its brutal assault. We must not let personal squabbles weaken our resolve to stand with the freedom fighters and to oppose the authoritarian aggressors.
Lasting peace will only be achieved if America demonstrates strength and resolve and if Ukraine is certain that it will not be invaded again. Anything short of that would elicit only temporary celebration; it would open the door to global conflicts that we may be unable to contain.

[Steven @m4gbit]

I’m not LDS… but seriously why is the @Big12Conference so quiet about letting fanbases chant bigoted chants at BYU?

[The Tennis Letter @TheTennisLetter]

Aryna Sabalenka to her team after losing to Madison Keys in Australian Open Final:

“As always, that’s your fault guys. I don’t wanna see you for the next week.” 😂😂😂

[Novak Djokovic @DjokerNole]

Thought I’d leave this here for all the sports injury “experts” out there.

[The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints @Ch_JesusChrist]

A recently released streaming series presents a fictionalized interpretation of events in mid-19th century Utah. While historical fiction can be illuminating, this drama is dangerously misleading.

Brigham Young, a revered prophet and courageous pioneer, is, by any historical standard, egregiously mischaracterized as a villainous, violent fanatic. Other individuals and groups are also depicted in ways that reinforce stereotypes that are both inaccurate and harmful.

As to the Mountain Meadows Massacre, which the series inaccurately portrays as reflective of a whole faith group, the Church has long acknowledged and condemned this horrific tragedy. It has also taken significant steps to uncover and share the full truth of what happened and promote healing.

The problem with such deceptive, graphic and sensationalized storytelling is that it not only obscures reality and hinders genuine understanding but can foster animosity, hate and even violence. This is particularly troubling today when peacemakers are needed more than ever. At a time when so many responsible leaders are condemning the division and hostility that dominate so much of our public discourse, we echo the plea of President Russell M. Nelson: “The Savior’s message is clear: His true disciples build, lift, encourage, persuade, and inspire—no matter how difficult the situation. True disciples of Jesus Christ are peacemakers. … Peacemaking is a choice. … I urge you to choose to be a peacemaker, now and always.”

This sentiment, shared across many traditions, is resonating around the world today. It is the prophetic message of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints—a message of peace that all the modern prophets have shared, including Brigham Young.