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[Kevín @KevOnStage]

Charlotte police competed on who could pull over the most Black drivers

[cj odom @Puzzled1Dreamz]

@CoachDanCasey Is Lotty open?

[cj odom @Puzzled1Dreamz]

@Stevensmitwtdg @JaeHunter_ It does, hell even Keelon got up outta there on that one run play. 31 pass plays turn into maybe 22 or 23 pass plays and the other runs or even an rpo.

[cj odom @Puzzled1Dreamz]

@Stevensmitwtdg @JaeHunter_ Their backs had big runs as well, but if we stuck with it primarily running inside instead of outside it would look a lot better.

[cj odom @Puzzled1Dreamz]

@RTRWLT @DomoReacts All I can say is next man up, on to the next. Have faith in whoever steps in for whoever is out and believe they gonna ball out season far from over.

[cj odom @Puzzled1Dreamz]

@DawgsOnTop44 @TheBearsBurner Bama was missing key players as well

[cj odom @Puzzled1Dreamz]

@Andy_RTR91 What’s wrong with Yhonzae

[Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives @dom_lucre]

🔥🚨DEVELOPING: The 22-year-old Miami man who was abducted from his North Miami apartment after jumping 3 feet from unidentified men wearing police gear disguise has been found dead.

The vehicle the man was placed in was found burned, the man Edrick Bethune is allegedly known as a scammer and many believe this is linked to people he was friends with.

[Michael Mattox - The Mad Ox @TheRealMadOx]

Minnehaha County Deputy Katherine Ann Frank died today. She was 26.

She was shot Friday night in Sioux Falls and fought for three days.

She worked at the state pen before she ever put on the deputy badge in 2024. She chose this job. She knew what it could cost.

Sheriff Mike Milstead said she "served with dignity and heart."

She leaves her parents, five brothers and sisters, her grandparents and her boyfriend.

Local reports say she's the first Sioux Falls-based officer killed by gunfire in more than a century.

End of watch, October 12, 2026. Rest easy, Deputy Frank. We've got the watch from here.

[Kerry Goode @KerryGoode]

WHERE YOU SHOW OUT IS WHERE YOU GET KNOCKED OUT

Until Saturday night, I sometimes looked at Kalen DeBoer and thought of Wally Cleaver from Leave It to Beaver.

“Golly gee, Beav! What in the world were you thinking?”

I wanted to see some FIRE!

Well, Saturday night, I saw it.

After Dijon Lee Jr. lost his composure at a critical moment, Coach DeBoer met him on that sideline with something every young person, athlete, employee, and sometimes every grown adult needs:

ACCOUNTABILITY.

And watching teammates and former players keep Dijon Lee Jr. there to receive the correction made the moment even more powerful to me.

My mama used to tell my brothers and me:

“Where you show out is where you get knocked out.”

I thought Mama was bluffing until one of my brothers tested that policy in the grocery store.

Friends, that demonstration immediately produced several born-again children!

Nobody required a family meeting.

Nobody requested clarification.

WE UNDERSTOOD THE ASSIGNMENT!

I grew up in a different generation, when corporal punishment was common. I’m not saying everybody should raise children that way. I’m saying the larger lesson I carried from it was unmistakable:

Choices have consequences.

Nick Saban put it another way:“Discipline is not punishment. Discipline is changing someone’s behavior.”

And Paul “Bear” Bryant is credited with saying,“If you don’t have discipline, you can’t have a successful program.”

That applies far beyond football.

Real love doesn't always pat you on the back. Sometimes real love gets in your face and tells you,“You're better than this.”

Real leadership doesn't ignore bad behavior because somebody is talented.

And real teammates don't help you escape accountability. They help you face it, learn from it, and grow from it.

That is why that sideline moment just might become a defining moment in Kalen DeBoer’s Alabama tenure.

Sometimes the greatest thing a leader can give you isn't praise.

It's correction strong enough to keep you from making the same mistake twice.

https://t.co/3OVavqbOJR

[Jake Boico @BoicoJake]

Keelon Russell, Cederian Morgan and a few other #Alabama players showed their support for Dijon Lee Jr. on Red Morgan’s Instagram story as well.

[J.D. PicKell @jdpickell]

“For I know the plans I have for you,” says the LORD. “They are plans for good and not for disaster, to give you a future and a hope.”
Jeremiah 29:11

[SUMMER @SummerDC_]

My pastor said, “Don’t allow hardship to be a permission slip to quit.”

Whew.

[T @ToniaAlexis]

angels bow before him.
heaven & earth adore him.
what a mighty God we serve.

[Lethal Shooter @LethalShooter__]

involve God in everything you do.✅

[cj odom @Puzzled1Dreamz]

@yeajordy I believe also the defense was tired, offense didn’t do much 2nd half. T green got hurt and Georgia o line might be the best in country. I wish Dez Zulu and Justin Hill were back, but gotta work with what you have.

[cj odom @Puzzled1Dreamz]

@mikerodak @UA_CTSN Next man up

[🫧 @fukmeyo]

My entire bloodline is covered by Jesus Christ

[Ari Meirov @MySportsUpdate]

A choked-up #Lions HC Dan Campbell announced that he’s giving a game ball to team play-by-play announcer Dan Miller, who lost his wife to cancer this week.

Class act by Dan. 🙏