@DanBarreiroKFAN what data do you have to back up your claim about half-assing and the NBA? Are you insinuating that if people think the NBA players half-ass it, theyre racist
@RyanJamesMN Halenbeck Hall with an overflowing crowd that spills into the hallways in the lower level is as good as you will find anywhere. Crowd is 5' from the floor on 3 sides, rowdy student sections under the hoops. Unreal atmosphere.
With 59.7 left to play, Abby Ruda hits two free throws and joins the 1000-point club!
She’s the 11th member of @MontiGirlsBBall to hit 1000-points in their career!
Great job, Abby!
#MontiMagic
With 11:50 left in tonight’s game between @MontiHoops and Becker, Senior Rhys Nebben became the 12th Monticello Boys Basketball player to reach 1000 points.
He does it at Becker High School the same place his dad played from 1994-1997.
Nebben is the second player this season to hit 1000 for Monticello Boys Basketball, joining Junior Carson Deibele who joined the 1000-point club last week.
Great job, @NebbenRhys!
#MontiMagic
🚨 A MOM JUST REALIZED SHE MAY HAVE PICKED UP HER SON FOR THE LAST TIME - AND THE VIDEO HAS MILLIONS CRYING
She starts laughing, then instantly breaks as she explains a theory she just learned:
“There’s a first time for everything… and a last time.”
The first time he ate solid food.
The first time he walked.
The first time he used a sippy cup.
Then she says the part that destroys everyone:
“I don’t remember the last time… and one day I won’t be able to pick you up anymore.”
Her son - smiling, clueless, pure - agrees to let her lift him one last time.
He says, “I’m 100 pounds.”
She says, “I don’t care.”
She picks him up anyway… and breaks completely.
They hug.
He clings to her.
She whispers “I love you,” knowing this is the moment she’s been avoiding for years.
People online are saying this is one of the most heartbreaking parenting videos they’ve ever seen.
Honest question: Do you remember the last time your parents picked you up or did it pass without anyone realizing?