@DoctorOskiMD@TechnoloJai Wake and Cal had possession for the same amount of time. Almost 30 minutes each. The “Defense was out there all game” argument doesn’t work when most of the points were scored in the 1st half and Cal had the ball for 12 minutes in the 1st quarter.
Is this the best Wake Forest team ever? Let's look at it through 7 games.
+126 point differential. That's the best by any Wake team since 1944. Not 2006. Not 2021. 1944.
37.4 points scored per game, 19.4 allowed. No Wake team has ever scored 35+ and given up under 20 through 7. 2021 and 2022 put up more points but gave up 24–26 a night. 2006 and 1944 could defend but scored about 23.
+123 yards per game over opponents. 2022 was +65. 2021 was +33. That's not close.
4-0 on the road: Purdue, Louisville, NC State, Cal. Last time a Wake team did that through 7 was 1944.
And Gio Lopez: 1,947 yards, 17 TDs, 1 INT, plus 253 rushing yards and 6 more scores on the ground.
The 2021 crowd will say 7-0 and 43 a game. Fair. But that team won shootouts. This one ends games early.
6-1, the only loss to Miami. Best Wake team I've ever watched, and the numbers back it.
Congratulations to WWE performer and international superstar Bad Bunny on an excellent Super Bowl halftime show.
For the record, Bad Bunny is an American citizen. Puerto Ricans are U.S. citizens.
And since people want to pretend this is about “citizenship,” here’s a reminder of artists who performed the NFL Super Bowl halftime show who were not U.S. citizens:
Shakira (Colombia)
Rihanna (Barbados)
The Weeknd (Canada)
U2 (Ireland)
Coldplay (UK)
Paul McCartney (UK)
The Rolling Stones (UK)
The difference? Bad Bunny is actually an American citizen.
So cut the crap.
The kindest thought I can offer to Hogan as a person is that I hope he made peace with his daughter before he died, for both their sakes. It ain't fun when you don't.
For over 14 years, people have speculated about why my father @isaachayes left South Park. I’m here to set the record straight.
My dad did not quit South Park. Scientology did.
After the episode “Trapped in the Closet” aired in 2005, my father suffered a stroke just a few months later that left him unable to speak or make decisions on his own. He was not in any condition to resign from anything. The truth is, someone else within his Scientology circle made that decision and quit the show for him.
He loved being the voice of Chef. He loved the character. He loved connecting with fans. He would joke with people who recognized his voice and he truly enjoyed being part of the show.
The narrative that he quit because he was offended by the satire is not true. That was a cover story created by others. My father never got to speak for himself because his health robbed him of that chance.
So now I am speaking for him. He did not leave South Park willingly. He was forced out by illness and by people who did not have his best interest at heart.
This is for anyone who loved Chef. This is for anyone who admired my father’s work. This is the truth about what really happened.
Hear the full story on @cracked online.
#IsaacHayes #southpark #southparkchef
@patricktheheel I find some funny ones every now and then. But for every entertaining one there are like 50 trash ones. People who made 1 or 2 good jokes that got them likes and followers and all of a sudden they’re Dave Chappelle.
Magic Johnson NAILS the definition of “superstar”. This applies in all sports and forms of entertainment. Wrestling is no different. Sorry if this hurts some feelings.
The GoFundMe for Sabu's funeral expenses set up on Thursday has already reached and exceeded its goal of $25,000. Currently, the donations are over $48,000, with many donors contributing very generous amounts, including Scott D'Amore, Chris Jericho, Joseph Janela, and Ryan Barkan.