RJ Squirrel @RJSquirrel33

@ClayTravis Settle down dummy. It's going to be okay.

@andywhite_17 I think you're a buffoon.

@Coach_Sanford2 You had your chance my guy. Maybe sit this one out.

Watch out for the Bears 🐻!!!

UNC Bears MBB @UNC_BearsMBB

a week ago

THANK YOU to our Roundball supporters, alumni, season ticket holders & friends of the program! Nearly 200 people made this our biggest turnout & most successful fundraiser yet! 🏀 We can’t wait to pack the Bank on Nov. 2nd! GO BEARS!

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@rBillSimmonsPod Honest question. Is The Rewatchables limited to movies currently streaming on Netflix at this point?

No, we have no sympathy in any way, shape or form for the socialist left-wing nonsense that Rep. Ilhan Omar peddles day-in-and-day-out on Capitol Hill. But the predawn raid on her home early this AM represents Trumpian political grandstanding and weaponization of the machinery of justice every bit as despicable as what happened under "Joe Biden". This raid on the home of a sitting member of Congress, in fact, is no more justified than was the pre-dawn assault on Mar-a-Lago against a former president. First and foremost, this is not a case that even remotely involves criminal conduct by Rep. Ilhan Omar. By the accounts given to Fox News and confirmed at the high level by the Department of Justice, it is an investigation into immigration paperwork completed by her father 25-30 years ago when she was a child. But her father, Nur Omar Mohamed, has been dead since June 2020 and can no longer be held accountable, anyway. Still, the apparent reason for the raid turns on events from 1995 ( her family's refugee resettlement) and roughly 2000 (her father's naturalization), and on factual claims about her birth year, her mother’s death, and the loss of 45-years ago Somali records. So what we have is a “sins of the dead father” inquiry that turns on the following hideous level of historical trivia: *Statements or omissions on the family’s 1995 refugee resettlement paperwork under the Somalia program. *Statements on the father’s own naturalization application around 2000. *Whether Omar was in fact born on October 4, 1982 (the date used in congressional and Minnesota Legislative Reference Library records), which would have made her 17 and eligible for derivative citizenship. *Whether her mother actually died when Omar was about two years old (circa 1984), a fact relevant under older rules that generally required both parents to naturalize unless one was deceased. *Whether original birth and family records were lost during the families flight from Somalia in 1991 and the subsequent four years in a chaotic Kenyan refugee camp. Omar has long said she derived citizenship in 2000 as a minor when her father naturalized. Under the law applicable to children born before 1983, derivative citizenship for a minor is tethered to the validity of the parent’s naturalization. If a parent obtained citizenship through material, willful misrepresentation, that can in theory be used to challenge the child’s derived status. It is also a mechanism with high practical and legal barriers. The government must prove material, willful concealment or misrepresentation—not mere inconsistency, incomplete recollection from a war zone, or the absence of a birth certificate that was never issued or was destroyed. But a minor child who did not prepare or sign the forms, and Rep. Omar clearly didn't, and who has no demonstrated knowledge of any false statement, is not guilty of anything. Courts have historically required clear, unequivocal, and convincing evidence of personal, not derivative, fraud before stripping citizenship. Moreover, the whole matter is moot, anyway. Had Omar been 19 years old with a living mother in 2000, she would simply have naturalized on her own after the ordinary five-year permanent-residence period that applies to most refugees. That is how large numbers of adult Somali refugees who arrived in the mid-1990s obtained citizenship. Derivative status for minors was a convenience and a legal pathway that existed precisely because many families arrived with young children. Treating the use of that pathway as inherently suspicious, three decades later, inverts the system that was applied to the entire community at the time. The truth is, there is no serious public-interest justification for a judicially authorized search of a sitting House member’s home in October of an election year in order to test whether her mother died in the mid-1980s or whether a birth year listed in official records is accurate. Yet that's the sum and substance behind this egregious miscarriage of justice. Even then,the purported fraud would have been committed by her father, who has been dead for six years and cannot be questioned. Original Somali civil records from a collapsed state are routinely unavailable. The entire exercise rests on the possibility that documents prepared by a now-deceased parent contained a material falsehood that a child then carried forward. This is the weaponization of federal investigative machinery taken to a new level of barking absurdity. Democrats spent years using selective investigations, leaks, and process as political tools against opponents. Doing the same thing now by a gang of DHS thugs wearing what amounts to red jerseys to raid the home of a sitting congresswoman on the basis of 25- to 30-year-old refugee paperwork and the death certificate of a woman who died when the congresswoman was a toddler is exactly the same thing the Dems did under the last administration. That is not accountability. It is pre-election grandstanding dressed up as law enforcement. If there is concrete, recent, personal evidence of fraud by Omar herself, then the Trumpians need to produce it. Fast. Until then, a search warrant aimed at the alleged paperwork of a man dead since 2020, for the purpose of litigating events from 1982–2000, does not serve the interest of justice. It serves a political narrative peddled by malefactors hiding behind the color of law. And, no, Omar didn't marry her brother, either. That canard has been debunked so thoroughly that only the densest MAGA Hats credit it.

@trigonis30 Now you're just being obtuse.

@TZiskBuffs On that we can agree. And he's worse than that btw.

@JayBilas @trigonis30 Well said Jay. Check mate Dinos. And if you're right about relative values Dinos, then under a system where college athletes can unionize and collectively bargain, those athletes will make less than coaches as compared to the NBA in your scenario. This isn't rocket science my guy

@SixZeroAcademy @Zero2SixtyPod @UncleNeely @thebaileyprice @Coach_Sanford2 @_Nate_Landman @CoachCasey_ @I_CU_boy @chadbrown94 @Jcraw708 @Coach_Eck @DukestheScoop @hnaviesfound @andregurode65 @FBCoachBrayton @VicLombardi @BigAlRadio @MJBuffsVoice Not always your biggest fan, but this was legit. 🤙

That’s leadership!

Noa Dalzell 🏀 @NoaDalzell

2 weeks ago

Joe Mazzulla said that Tony Dobbins and DJ MacLeay will coach tonight’s preseason game against the Cavaliers Both were finalists for head coach positions this past summer “They'll be running the show, and excited for them, and want them to continue to grow.”

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The NCAA says college sports are in chaos. @JayBilas isn't buying it. He joined me to explain why the Protect College Sports Act misses the mark and how collective bargaining and multi-year contracts could give players a voice and schools more stability. FULL INTERVIEW: youtu.be/0nKZGGlyk2s

The pride tradition of the Colorado Buffalo should not be entrusted to the weak or timid. The athletic department needs to have some self respect and run Deion’s caddies out of here. This is a joke. We’re not asking Prime to even live up to his $ and hype — just a bowl!

Moneyline Matt @MoneylineMatt12

2 weeks ago

18 minutes explaining why the previous 20 years of Colorado football are responsible for Deion Sanders’ failures in Year 4. 🍿

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Washington needs a good power washing top to bottom. Five things I would do today to end corruption in Washington across all three branches of government: 1. Ban all stock trading. 2. Ban all participation in prediction markets. 3. Mandatory retirement at 75 years old. 4. Mandatory blind trust for individuals with a net worth more than $1 million. 5. Ban all foreign gifts to public officials, including foreign investments in their businesses or other entities.

The opposition to the Protect College Sports Act seems to be getting stronger. Will it be enough to prevent its passage?

Truly stunned to have seen such a one sided conversation about a complex issue on a show that had the time to do this topic justice. No matter which side of this you’re on, it’s embarrassing that one of the sport’s leading voices presented only one perspective

Steven Godfrey @38Godfrey

a month ago

Just curious, @ESPNPR: Will Disney/ESPN afford @ChrisMurphyCT equal time on @CollegeGameDay? I know fair and balanced airtime is a big concern for @BrendanCarrFCC

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Congratulations! I’m so happy for you!

Christian Williams @OCfinalchapter

2 months ago

Greeley!! Let’s work! 🏡💛💙 #commited #blessed #bearcountry

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Vance is such a prick. Biden is undergoing cancer treatment, but glad JD could use the anniversary of 9/11 to take a cheap shot at him.

Aaron Rupar @atrupar

2 months ago

JD Vance on the 25th anniversary of 9/11: "As you guys can probably guess, I'm really looking forward to hanging out with Joe Biden. I'm sure we'll have many many intense intellectual conversations. We'll have a great time."

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Roger Federer's COMPLETE @TennisHalloFame Induction speech. Stop what you are doing and enjoy this half an hour.

Manager of @jerseymikes store know how many wins sitting at that lunch table?

KB @AHSWarriorOne

2 months ago

Blessed to be a part of the “VLASIN TREE”. Lunch today with the GOATS of Colorado Hoops coaches….Coach Ortiz and Coach Shaw. #family 🏀

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