Bad M'Bugyei

W's all the way/ NU 2019
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[Bad M'Bugyei @fredward1129]

I think I just seen the best graduation quote ever. One of the 8th graders used "life is like a sandwich. Either way you flip it bread comes first"

[Sharon Kyle 🌹 @SharonKyle00]

Caitlin Clark is changing the game in more ways than one. A sharp, provocative look at how race, gender, and power collide in the WNBA, why Clark’s rise exposes America’s oldest playbook, and how Black women built the league while being overlooked. Dive … https://t.co/WbZlia1ZBp

[Bad M'Bugyei @fredward1129]

1, 2, 3 I miss my man is crazy in casa

[Bad M'Bugyei @fredward1129]

@JustRyCole Nah you already got Paige and I love having Paige at PG. we already saw what it looked like at notre dame with having two highly skilled but ball dominant guards. It was great until it wasn't. Olivia with reeves is the perfect fit

[Bad M'Bugyei @fredward1129]

Love nia Coffey (Go Cats) but when Minnesota replaces the nia Coffey minutes with PHEE minutes my goodness

[Bad M'Bugyei @fredward1129]

It's actually crazy how much James harden does not trust himself to be the guy at the end of this game. Instead of playing basketball he's tryna win on fouls and it's nasty to watch

[Bad M'Bugyei @fredward1129]

Chennedy carter is so fast! Her quickness looks like best athlete at the high school type quickness

[Bad M'Bugyei @fredward1129]

Ayton is buns

[Bad M'Bugyei @fredward1129]

Bruh garza is food

[Bad M'Bugyei @fredward1129]

@womensbball247 Even though azzi and Sarah would be 2 of the 4 best players on the floor, the wings are washing uconn by at least 20

[Leia @TheSWPrincess]

ICE did it again - released a detainee far from her home without notifying her family.

Three days after having an ankle monitor put on by ICE, 31 year old Daphy Michel was found unresponsive at a bus station. She died later that day.

Daphy was seeking asylum in the US. Her brother lives in the US and has TPS status.

She had a hearing scheduled for April on her immigration case.

Her brother was waiting to hear when she would be released so he could bring her home.

ICE hasn’t answered questions from Pittsburgh’s Action News 4 about when Daphy arrived at the ERO Pittsburgh office, when she received the ankle monitor, how long she was in custody, and where & when she was released.

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incredibly bleak. the united states and israel are a war machine fueled by the blood of innocent people

[Bad M'Bugyei @fredward1129]

@anarkissed__ @Imani_Barbarin I think best and brightest should be taken out of this. All black people need care and consideration. Them being big stars doesn't amplify why they should receive care.

[CCC @moderndaybc]

When it comes to children killed by the state, LeBron tends to hear nothing.

[ABC7 Eyewitness News @ABC7]

Amazon's smart doorbell maker Ring has terminated a partnership with police surveillance tech company Flock Safety.

The announcement follows a backlash that erupted after 30-second Ring ad that aired during the Super Bowl featuring a lost dog that is found through a network of cameras, sparking fears of a dystopian surveillance society.

Read more here: https://t.co/2cHhU8mMb8

[Bad M'Bugyei @fredward1129]

I think a championship level PG is the hardest person to find in the W

[I talk hoops 🏀 @trendyhoopstars]

When you look at multiple-championship-winning teams over the past 15 years, one pattern keeps showing up. They’re led by veteran point guards. Here’s a look at the trio of seasoned point guards who played major roles in multiple title runs ⤵️

Lindsay Whalen (Minnesota Lynx):
Watching Whalen win four championships in her home state is still one of the coolest stories in league history. A Hutchinson, Minnesota native, she stayed home for college and led Minnesota to its only Final Four appearance. After six seasons with Connecticut, where she reached two Finals, Whalen joined the Lynx in her seventh year.
In her eighth season, she helped lead Minnesota to its first championship, averaging 12 points and 4 assists during the postseason. The Lynx likely don’t get past the first round without her 20 points and 5 assists in a 66–65 Game 1 win over San Antonio. Whalen would go on to average nearly five assists across two more title runs, and she closed out Minnesota’s fourth championship with 17 points and 8 assists in an 85–76 win over Los Angeles.

Chelsea Gray (Las Vegas Aces):
Like Whalen, Gray wasn’t drafted by the team she became a legend with. After five seasons in Los Angeles, she landed in Las Vegas in year seven and helped guide the Aces to their first title the very next season.

Her 2022 postseason run is one of the best we’ve ever seen from a guard. Gray averaged (21.7) points and (7.0) assists on 61/54 shooting splits, and became the first player in league history to post back-to-back 20-point, 10-assist playoff games. She dropped 29 points and 12 assists in an overtime win over Seattle in Game 3, then followed it with 31 points and 10 assists in Game 4 to clinch the series. That 31–10 performance was also the first 30-point, 10-assist game in WNBA playoff history. She followed that up with averages of 16 and 7 during the repeat run, and 11 points and 7 rebounds in the most recent title.

Sue Bird (Seattle Storm):
Whalen brought Minnesota Finals experience. Gray brought Las Vegas Finals experience and a title. Bird brought Seattle a point guard who already had two rings.

Drafted by the Storm, Bird won championships in years three and nine, then added two more in years 16 and 17 while guiding Seattle’s next core of Breanna Stewart and Jewell Loyd. During those two runs, she averaged 10 points and 7 assists the first time, and nearly 10 points and 9.2 assists the second.

[ABC7 Eyewitness News @ABC7]

Christopher Ramstead, a fire captain with the Pasadena Fire Department, was arrested for child sexual abuse crimes, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. Ramstead was arrested Wednesday night while he was off-duty. The 47-year-old was released Thursday after posting a high bond of $550,000.

Read more: https://t.co/KvJSne9Nzb

[Bad M'Bugyei @fredward1129]

So did the muffed punt return just get canceled out by the taunting penalty

[Al Jazeera English @AJEnglish]

"The situation is catastrophic."

Al Jazeera’s Hind Khoudary reports on the worsening conditions in Gaza, where Palestinians living in tents have little protection from strong winds and rain, as Israel limits the number of tents and sustainable shelters entering the Strip.