Ta’Vonne Bond

"You must be the change that you wish to see in the world" • Mahatma Gandhi •

[Ta’Vonne Bond @tbond__]

Stand strong behind what women are going through right now! Supporting and fighting for their rights is the only right answer.

[TJ @xBitcoin_Teej]

Don’t show that Michael Jordan layup ever again!

[Mid-Major Madness @mid_madness]

Greatest court storm ever.

[Kyrie🤞🏾 @KyrieIrving]

My Heart mourns for all of the innocent lives lost in the crossfires of War.

GOD never intended for Humanity to destroy one another.

Chief Hélà
🤞🏾🪶♾

[introvert @livewithnoregrt]

everybody dealing with a lot rn, i hope we all find peace.

[1SCmillz 💲 @zaeemillz]

They really left this man off the NBA 75 list smh

[ClutchPoints @ClutchPoints]

This is the best story in sports right now.

Last summer, Dennis Schroder didn’t have an NBA contract. In September ’22, he went into EuroBasket and took down Giannis and Greece in the quarterfinals. After leading Germany to a 3rd place finish, Schroder signed a 1-year, $2.6 million deal with the Lakers.

It wasn’t much, but it was an opportunity.

Schroder played his role to perfection and helped LA reach the Western Conference Finals. Then, this past July, he signed a 2-year, $26 million deal with the Raptors - earning a bigger role and payday on a new team.

Then he played for Team Germany in the FIBA World Cup - and casually did this:

🔸 Averaged 19.1 PPG and 6.1 APG
🔸 Upset win over the US in the semifinal
🔸 Scored 28 to beat Serbia in the gold medal game
🔸 Named to All-Tournament Team
🔸 World Cup MVP

And to think - a year ago today, he didn’t even have an NBA contract. Coming off an injury, no one even wanted to take a chance on him.

Today, he’s a World Cup champion, tournament MVP, and about to head into the ’23-24 season as the Raptors’ starting PG.

Believe in yourself, keep grinding, and the good things will come.

Dennis Schroder is living proof of that.

[South Alabama Men’s Basketball 🏀 @SouthAlabamaMBB]

AP is heading to Georgia‼️ 🇬🇪

#BurnTheBoats

[B/R Football @brfootball]

Neymar arrives in Riyadh 🇸🇦

[Kimber Maddox ☘️⏳🇵🇸🕊️ @MeanPanduh]

Native Hawaiians are claiming MSM is greatly underreporting the number of dead. Is anybody even surprised at this point?

[Bleacher Report @BleacherReport]

"We in the hall of fame dog." ❤️

This moment between D-Wade and his dad, Dwyane Wade Sr. https://t.co/6Dxxi7hclS

[Ta’Vonne Bond @tbond__]

😳

[Overtime @overtime]

KYRIE ACTING UP 😈 @KyrieIrving

[Miami HEAT @MiamiHEAT]

A teammate. A friend. A family member. Much love, @DwyaneWade ❤️ #WadeHOF

[Ball Don't Stop @balldontstop]

Luka goes to Europe for three months and leans out. The food over there is different. Not everyone reacts well to the ultra processed American diet. You have pro athletes burning 3000 calories a day here still struggling.

[Overtime @overtime]

Kiyan Anthony pulled up to West 4th in NYC and got BUSY 🔥 @kiyananthony

[ClutchPoints @ClutchPoints]

It's crazy how many people want to see LeBron James fail.

Even when 8th graders fail a math test, it's seen as a failure for LeBron. Like he's LeTeacher or something.

"0% of 8th graders in LeBron's 'I Promise' School have passed the state's math exam since 2018."

The most important thing when a new headline comes out isn't the information that's mentioned, but the information that is deliberately left out.

Let's be clear: ZERO students passing is a bad thing. But there's more to this story mainstream media doesn't want you to hear:

🔸To qualify for the 'I Promise' School you must come from the bottom 25% of the state's reading exam.
🔸28% of students at the school have a disability.
🔸Most admitted students are not proficient in math at their grade level. They are years behind coming in.
🔸42% of these students progressed a full year in math, but they're not proficient at their grade level yet.
🔸The entire country is seeing reading and math test scores plummet since the pandemic.
🔸Overall, reading and math scores throughout America have been significantly declining since 2012.

Anyone can find this information, but most won't bother considering the only reason they're talking about 8th-grade math in the first place is because it's linked to a celebrity.

LeBron's mission is not just to make 13-year-olds pass an exam. The bigger purpose of his school is to attack a generational education issue in America. An issue where at-risk kids don't get the classrooms, teachers, and opportunities LeBron is providing at his school.

But the internet just doesn't seem to care…🤷🏽‍♂️

[VMI Basketball @VMI_Basketball]

Check out our guy @qj_peterson @VMI1839 @VMIAthletics

The man is everywhere proving hard work pays off 💪😤

[Lou Bezjak @LouatTheState]

One of SC’s top high school basketball players is joining Overtime Elite in Atlanta. Here are the details.
@B31crawford @OvertimeElite @irmobasketball
https://t.co/ke9YlabXQs

[B/R Football @brfootball]

BREAKING: FIFA announce the first-ever 32-team Club World Cup in 2025 will be held in the United States 🇺🇸

[Ta’Vonne Bond @tbond__]

Life is a video game… start upgrading your character.

[Ta’Vonne Bond @tbond__]

You can be anybody you want to be…