Keys Open Doors

Right, the term “passive offside” was frequently used to describe that situation.

I am not sure if that is still used or if it was ever as commonly used in the US as in other countries.

I think the academic side is more that many of the players will be getting ready to enroll in college for the spring semester as early enrollees.

I understand that, so the decision to reschedule the game to mid-December is even dumber.

I don’t know why these guys use interpreters for as long as they do because they clearly don’t need to. Ichiro is a great example of this. He clearly didn’t need an interpreter but used one for years.

I wonder if it’s just a way to keep a friend around, if they’re bored and don’t have a strong network.

And before anyone says they use the interpreters to make sure nothing is said out of context, the US sports media of 2025 (or even 2000) is going to give the benefit of the doubt to anyone who is speaking English as their second (or third) language.

How can you ask this? This is no different than an armed robbery in a home with many young children?!?

Anyways, if you type the two teams in the search box, you can scroll to the right and filter only live broadcasts.

This should filter out most of the feeds of people playing video games or videos of older games.

YouTube must be passive about moderating this.

UNC-Syracuse was uninterrupted on my end last night, and I’m having no issues this morning with the YT streams.

It’s coming to Vegas next summer, I believe

I was going to say he looks like he could be better than Banchero was as a freshman. Higher motor and just as comfortable with the ball in his hands.

The only downside is he could be an inefficient player on offense like RJ Barrett, but this team doesn’t have Zion or Tre Jones-type players who are better options.

In the past few months, there were stories about Nate Robinson, Nick Mangold, and Scot Pollard all having defects and needing urgent medical treatment.

Nate Robinson needed a kidney transplant because of genetic kidney disease. He was on dialysis for a while and got a kidney transplant. His seemed the least complicated because he is essentially a normal sized human.

His father was a former running back at Washington who also went on dialysis and ultimately got a transplant a few years prior.

And then Scot Pollard had a congenital heart defect and there was a detailed article about his heart transplant process on ESPN. His father died of a heart attack at 53 while on a wait list for a donor.

I believe Scot became the tallest human in the history of the world to get a heart transplant.

Those were both complicated but happy stories. Unfortunately we can’t say the same for Nick Mangold.

May he rest in peace.

I was very confused because the college freshman who is setting records is also an American named Jane and obviously fits none of the other criteria besides being very good at track.

Do you guys think Will is dumb enough to not realize that Olivia’s performance is down because of her pregnancy, even now :lol:?