BREAKING: Four-Star ATH Hunter Haug has Committed to Texas Tech, he tells me for @Rivals
The 6’2 205 ATH chose the Red Raiders over TCU, Arkansas, and Oklahoma State
He’s ranked as the No. 4 ATH in the 2027 Rivals300 🌵
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I'm proud to represent a program backed by the best people in the country. The support behind Texas Tech is what keeps this thing growing and pushes us to level up every day. We appreciate everybody investing in the future of Red Raider Football.
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@cjivie@TJHitchings I’ve lived in SA my whole life, been at championship winning games. Regular season our court is fiesta colors, we have jerseys with fiesta colors. These are our colors as well. Thanks
Chris Paul on the Spurs:
“I’m gonna go to San Antonio for one of the games. Those guys, they my family.”
LOVE to hear this. Family. 💯
(🎥: @JillianSakovits)
“The Last Time We Stood Here.”
Tonight, the Spurs walk into Oklahoma City for Game 7 of the Western Conference Finals… one win away from the NBA Finals.
And if you’ve been a Spurs fan long enough, this all feels strangely familiar.
Because the last time the Spurs stood on this exact doorstep… it was also against the Thunder.
Also in Oklahoma City.
Also on a Saturday night.
Also with a trip to the NBA Finals hanging in the balance.
May 31, 2014.
The game went to overtime.
And the Spurs survived.
112-107.
I still remember that unforgettable image of Tim Duncan wrapping Manu Ginóbili around the neck in celebration after one of the biggest plays of the night.
Exhaustion. Relief. Brotherhood. One more mountain climbed together.
That team was fighting history, age, injuries and a young, explosive Thunder team led by Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook. Tony Parker could barely walk by the second half. The Thunder forced overtime. The crowd was losing its mind.
And somehow… the Spurs still found a way.
Led by Boris Diaw, the brilliant big man from France who scored 26 points that night.
Funny how history echoes.
Back then, it was Boris Diaw, the gifted Frenchman helping lead the Spurs to the brink of greatness.
Tonight, it’s Victor Wembanyama.
Different era. Different team. Same franchise. Same city. Same opponent. Same building. Same dream.
The last time the Spurs stood here, with this opportunity, they went to the NBA Finals.
Tonight, they stand there again.
Bring on Game 7.
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