Indiana has found this weird loophole where their players are excellent college football players, but not good enough to be on an NFL team
So they are just chilling on their couch and then assemble like the avengers when they get the call
“If you think AM impaled himself on Karmelo Anthony’s knife, find him guilty of manslaughter”
What an excellent, excellent, closing argument to delineate manslaughter
More prosecution closing
On whether manslaughter would apply in this case instead of murder
“If you think AM impaled himself on Karmelo Anthony’s knife, find him guilty of manslaughter”
On witnesses
“They all said Karmelo Anthony provoked it”
Why self defense doesn’t apply
“You can meet deadly force with deadly force in Texas, but you can’t meet force, a shove, with deadly force, a stab”
“Size differential, it doesn’t work in this case, you don’t get to kill someone just because they are bigger than you”
“Self defense has to be a reasonable belief, a reasonable belief means a belief that would held by an ordinary and prudent person in the same situation as the defendant”
“It has to be immediately necessary, where was the immediate necessity to plunge a knife into an unarmed, young man”
“It’s not self defense folks, it’s murder, murder, plain and simple”
“No one’s standing up, no one’s surrounding Karmelo Anthony”
“The Memorial kids hadn’t turned on him, the video was so, so important, you can see with your own eyes, how normal that day was”
“At some point when he reached into the bag he opened it and had it ready to go”
“Did Austin Metcalf have defensive wounds, no. He never saw it coming”
“If this case was really about a young man trying to stay out of the rain, get under the bleachers”
On why he ran for an exit instead of a coach
“It’s a guilty, guilty mindset”
“He touched me, he did this, he did that…what would he have said if he was really confronted by both of the twins, his words alone belie the fact that this was one on one, this was not a mob of Memorial kids”
Reciting a witness who testified about Karmelo’s behavior
“He had it in his mind what he was going to do”
From a 0-star recruit at Eastern Washington to authoring one of the greatest performances in Oregon football history.
Vernon Adams Jr. threw for 315 yards and 4 TDs, including the legendary 4th-and-goal miracle with 23 seconds left, leading Oregon to a wild 61-55 triple-overtime win over Arizona State.
“Big Play V.A.” became a Ducks legend that night. 🦆
He didn't actually play the copyrighted music, his band just did a live version of it which is allowed, but that kind of defines what Stephen Colbert is.
Meaningless political theater for a staged applause sign.
I’m noticing a lot of foreigners who seem to not understand why we’d risk hundreds of lives, spend millions of dollars, and sacrifice several aircraft to rescue one guy. And the reason they don’t understand is also the reason people can’t be made American by a piece of paper.
Spring ball is here for @oregonfootball, and the Ducks are already rocking and rolling. Head Coach Dan Lanning met with the media and covered a lot: first-practice thoughts, Dante Moore's return, the team's growth, the Peach Bowl lessons, new coordinators, and more!