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Let it grow or let it go

[j @JackySteinberg]

Need this holy shit

[j! @astrrals]

coworker talking about “good morning” lmao fuck you

[The Sensei @Real__Sensei]

Commishing 3 fantasy leagues year. Why? So I can secure an interest free loan in August from all of my league mates. Place the pot in a money market fund and get a free 3% while these chumps are out their buy in

[27. @dimvji]

having a job lowkey a great way to stay hydrated 'cause you get so bored you start drinking water for fun

[Rohan Katti @RKattiJr]

Throwback to Giannis saying “I’ll f*** you up” to him nine years ago

[myke @nbamyke]

it’s kind of crazy how there’s like 10 clips of okc getting fouls called on flops tonight while also 10 more clips of hartenstein hooking and fouling wemby with no call.

they wonder why the 29 other fanbases in the league can’t stand this team.

[Richard Staple, BSN, RN🇯🇲 @RichStapless]

This why OKC called corny.

When they win, all of ‘em and their baby mommas wanna be seen together.

But they lose we pushin camera guys away?

Nah say cheese nigga .

[🍄 @evolybok]

https://t.co/Ui2Sw9y9S9

[Chuck Miketinac @MaxSportsSA]

That time back in 2005 when Tim Duncan, Rasho Nesterović, and Nazr Mohammed couldn't keep their hands to themselves at Team Photo Day. Manu Ginobili and Nick Van Exel not too impressed, it would appear.😀

[Ocho Drinko @ochodrinko85]

I’d rather go to hell than go to Gene Steratore

[Matthew Bové @Matt_Bove]

Oh look Gene Steratore agreed with the call on the field and then it was wrong and now he agrees with the new call. That’s crazy.

[Bob Sturm @SportsSturm]

Let's go to Gene Steratore who has no idea.

[Sleeping On Gems @sleepingongemss]

Back in 2007, Penn State University sophomore Will Dzombak was running a student promotion company when he helped organize a charity concert at the Delta Upsilon fraternity house, where an up-and-coming rapper named Wiz Khalifa was booked to perform. Tickets were only $10, and the show was meant to raise money for a fraternity brother who had been injured by a drunk driver. At the time, few realized this small fraternity event would spark a connection that would eventually change both Will’s and Wiz’s careers.

During his visit to State College, Wiz needed a place to crash, and Will offered up his apartment. That weekend planted the seeds of a personal and professional relationship that quickly grew. The following summer, the two teamed up to organize a tour, and Wiz soon became a regular in Happy Valley — performing at fraternities, rush events, and eventually larger campus venues. Those early shows at Penn State became part of the foundation for Wiz’s rise, and they gave Will valuable experience in managing artists and putting together live events.

After graduating from Penn State, Will went on to become Wiz Khalifa’s manager and co-founded Taylor Gang Entertainment, the label and management company that helped propel Wiz into stardom. Together, they built a career that produced chart-topping hits like “Black and Yellow” and “See You Again,” Grammy nominations, and international tours. Will himself became a highly respected figure in the music industry, managing not just Wiz but a roster of artists under the Taylor Gang umbrella.

[Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter]

Sixty-two years of coaching for the legendary Tom Moore, as documented by @NFLFilms:

[Pardon My Take @PardonMyTake]

Packers Bears week