In what world is this not a catch?
He catches it, takes multiple steps, then has a knee down (play should be over), then touches out of bounds (play should be over again), then loses the ball.
Purdue just got absolutely hosed.
I think this is a delightful statement from Tabitha. There is no one right way to have gotten into the sport and it’s sad she feels the need to validate how she got here and why she shows up the way she does but she did it well.
She needs to stop worrying about what others are wearing and start worrying about why the driver her nails match is running 32nd in one of the best cars in NOAPS
Honestly, I know Lundgaard's road course prowess is great and I'm sure Ganassi has confidence to help his oval progress, but I think there should be a serious look at VeeKay.
No alliances in any team he's been with, yet he consistently keeps pulling them into the fight. #IndyCar
Fletcher Loyer is going to mess around & end up on a roster isn’t he?
Has looked really good in this game in limited minutes.
High IQ, understands spacing, and you can’t leave him on the court. Always value there.
On Rondale Moore’s birthday, A.J. Green remembers his friend in a touching tribute: “It’s hard to know how to end an article like this……….. and I guess in some ways, to be honest with you, I don’t want it to end. I just hate thinking about how everything with Rondale now, it’s an end of something. It’s final. They allowed me to pick out the tie for him to wear at his funeral, and I was thinking a similar thing while doing that. It’s like — How do you pick out someone’s very last thing they’re gonna wear??? And then I was also thinking about how, man…. This isn’t right. It just ain’t how it’s supposed to be. I should be helping him with his wedding tie in a few years, not his funeral tie right now. Rondale loved Louis Vuitton, though, so I settled on this all-black ‘skylight’ Louis tie, where it had these stars in the night sky printed on it. I kind of liked that idea — and in my head I was feeling like, OK, well maybe that’s Rondale. He’s one of those stars in that sky.
Maybe that was his life.
He didn’t live out all his NFL dreams. He didn’t live to be a husband, or a dad, or an old head. But he still was so loved and cared for, by so many people. And he still left his mark — on the game of football, and on the world. In the end….…. I feel like some of us for some reason were probably always meant to be that way: these stars that just shoot by real fast. And Rondale was one of them from day one, you know?? Fast and quick. Tiny and strong. The smartest kid I ever met. My third and oldest son. Rest in peace, Rondale Moore. We love you very, very much.” https://t.co/MyNSl7yiGp
My friend Rondale Moore would have turned 26 years old today.
I wanted to make a post in his memory and remind everyone that mental health matters. It doesn’t care if you’re rich or poor, young or old, famous or unknown. It can affect anyone.
No matter what we accomplish in life, nothing is more important than our mental health.
I pray for Rondale and his family today, and I hope he knew just how loved he was. I also hope anyone reading this remembers that you are loved too, and that it’s OK to ask for help when you need it.
God bless. 🙏
watching this back and realizing that marcus armstrong is a fantastic driver and a far more honorable man than me because i would've sent both of us to the shadow realm on the entry of turn 3 if that was me and my teammate
He’s a multi-time winner @IMS on Brickyard 400 weekend. He recently expressed strong interest in also running the #Indy500 and was working to do that in the future. Sunday we will light the pylon on Lap 18 of the 500 in memory of @KyleBusch!