Chase Hooper KO was foreshadowed after about a minute into the round. Announcers were too busy glazing his sloppy, rotten standup to point it out however… #UFC319
@steveeyler@bdubya75@swd2@TalkinBaseball_ His character and propensity for addiction certainly has a lot to do with his baseball career.
His character affected his career when he was suspended for an entire season.
Hamilton has a lot of gaps in his baseball resume. And those gaps are because of his character.
@PetePacer @skibolightning@RedditCFB You understand you’re arguing against your own point here, right?
You want the committee to reward tougher schedules, but IU’s SOS was easier than every SEC team but one…
@BenScottStevens Detroit’s population has decreased by around 30% since then. I understand why this quote pisses people off, but pretending the city is even remotely close to what it was in 2003 is dishonest.
@LGonTV@wkytsports A FOIA request is unlikely to result in a screen shot. You got this directly from source. Nice charade though.
NOT TO MENTION a FOIA request would be inapplicable for the Univ. of Kentucky. Instead the Kentucky Open Records Act would apply.
@KylePorterNS In an effort to be first, a “journalist” asked a pretty intense question—one that would require a lengthy answer—to an athlete while they were at work.
Your inability to call this crap out is pretty telling. YOUR JOB DOES NOT EXIST WITHOUT COLLIN. Not the other way around.
@KylePorterNS You’re part of the problem.
Sports journalists, for the most part, are incredibly entitled. They still believe that somehow their work—which reaches the eyes of very few—grows the game.
In today’s time, most sports “journalism” is completely parasitic. The players owe nothing.