SPK145 said:

A clone of Robbie Avila to me.

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I looked at Avila as a finesse perimeter player. Not one who operates in the paint

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At SHU we haven't had many forwards that were skilled at scoring around the basket. Particularly with the back to the basket. If he can play D then we got a good one.

“Shucks, in my day we’d just start a war in the Middle East when people were mad. Like a real leader should.”

Of course Hill immediately plays the Race card, as the left has trained them to use as page 1 of the playbook.
And the Miami Dolphins of course criticize and question the police because they need to pander to their players.

We've now elevated whataboutism to the point of excusing any bad behavior from rivals of Trump, and are now on the cusp of electing a second incompetent as a result.

SHUHoopsFan said:

Truth is I didn’t see the video until late last night. The only thing I saw was on Caitlin Collin’s show Hill being pulled out of the car. Watching their small clip I felt bad for Hill. If they had shown the 2-3 minutes prior to that I would’ve known why they did what they did.

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Smart for the police to put out all the bodycam footage immediately because it tells the whole story. Of course the media (CNN) is going to promote racism and anti-cop narratives by showing the short clip.

The more Hill talks the better for the police. This story will die soon, but once again….ready, fire, aim MSM.

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SPK145 said:

A clone of Robbie Avila to me.

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Would like to see if he has court vision/ability to pass out of the post.

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Didnt know we stopped playing RU. Used to go to these games back when I was on the road.

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PiratePride said:

LOL at your inability to admit your mistake

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I fully admit I was off by 2 days. Enjoy.

Merge said:

I mean, yeah. 12 days not commenting on that from POTUS is not a good look already.

I didn’t have the exact number of days off hand so I said weeks. I don’t think that changes anything and wasn’t trying to overstate it.

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LOL at your inability to admit your mistake

And the $20 raffle

No. 22 Seton Hall Gives Rutgers the Blues in 3-1 Victory - Seton Hall University Athletics

Piscataway, N.J. - Three different Seton Hall men's soccer players scored goals, and the No. 22 Pirates made Rutgers pay for incurring a first-half red card ...

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No. 22 Seton Hall Gives Rutgers the Blues in 3-1 Victory​

Piscataway, N.J. - Three different Seton Hall men's soccer players scored goals, and the No. 22 Pirates made Rutgers pay for incurring a first-half red card in a 3-1 victory over the Scarlet Knights Monday night at Yurcak Field.

Seton Hall is now 5-0-0 to start a season for the first time since 1986, when the Pirates won their first seven decisions en route to a BIG EAST title.

Junior Liam Guske (St. John's, Fla.), senior Tim Strobeck (Hassleholm, Sweden) and graduate student Jared Smith (Longfellow, Mass.) all scored for the Pirates after Rutgers defender Joey Zalinsky was red carded in the 24th minute, forcing the Scarlet Knights to play a man down the remainder of the match.

HOW IT HAPPENED
The Pirates had the better of the play in the early going, but the match shifted dramatically when freshman Til Kauschke (Hamburg, Germany) and Zalinsky were jockeying for the ball near the sideline, and Zalinsky dangerously tackled Kauschke from behind as the ball was headed out of bounds. A foul was called, and then after video review, Zalinsky was shown the red card.

The Pirates began to take advantage and got aggressive on the offensive end. Less than 10 minutes after the red card, the Pirates got creative as junior Virgil Dall'Agnol (Grenoble, France) slipped a pass out to junior Axel Berglund (Turku, Finland), who was just beyond the 18, and he crossed it back in to a waiting Guske, who smacked the ball into the net with his face.

The cross would come into play again in the 41st minute as Kauschke hit graduate student Jack Kossoudji (Columbus, Ohio) with a through ball towards the outside of the box. Kossoudji one-time crossed the ball into the box, and a Rutgers defender headed it to Strobeck's foot, going into the net for a 2-0 lead.

Rutgers made things interesting with a 73rd minute goal off a Pirates mistake, but Seton Hall stayed composed and withstood the Scarlet Knights rally. When Rutgers brought the goalkeeper forward to try to even the playing field, the Pirates grabbed possession, and Smith beat the racing keeper back and scored on an empty net from 25 yards out.

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE

• Seton Hall outshot Rutgers, 14-7 overall, and 6-2 on goal.
• Rutgers had five corners to Seton Hall's four.
• Seton Hall was called for 11 fouls and shown three yellow cards, and Rutgers had six fouls and the all-important one red card.
• Five Pirates played all 90 minutes.
• Guske's goal was the first of his career.

NEWS & NOTES

• This was the first time Seton Hall and Rutgers faced each other since 2009, and it's The Hall's first win over Rutgers since 2007.
• This was also Seton Hall's first road win at Rutgers since Sept. 15, 2006, and the eighth all-time win in Piscataway.
• Incredibly, Rutgers has now been issued a red card in the first half of four straight matches.
• Seton Hall is 5-0-0 for the first time since starting 7-0-0 in 1986, the year the program won its first BIG EAST championship.
• This is the second straight season that the Pirates triumped over a Big Ten team; they topped Ohio State in 2023.
• Before tonight, Seton Hall's last true road win over a Big Ten team came Sept. 8, 1995, a 2-1 victory at No. 12 Penn State.
• With Guske and Strobeck tallying, Seton Hall has now had eight different athletes score a goal in five matches. Plus, Seton Hall has now had eight different athletes earn an assist.
• When Rutgers scored in the 73rd minute, it snapped Seton Hall's shutout streak at 301:56 minutes.

UP NEXT
Seton Hall has a Saturday night date with Harvard at Owen T. Carroll Field at 6:56 p.m. The match is free to attend for all.

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NYShoreGuy said:

You watched every body cam and feel this was completely appropriate in tone, language used and physicality?

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Don’t confuse "completely appropriate" with reasonable.
Their tone wasn’t perfect, but it was very reasonable based on how Hill was responding to being pulled over.

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tyreke hill is a scumbag, criminal, and what appears here to be an overall asshole. its that simple