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Today's results are better understood as a left-center wave, not a woke one. Trump lost big but so did a lot of far left ideas.
- Billionaire tax failed in CA
- Transgender school sports restrictions passed in WA
- Increased penalties for fentanyl dealing and even possession passed in CO
- Wiener won over Chan in SF
Nationwide the electoral mood was normie lib wine mom, not far left. A victory against the horseshoe.
Interesting times at the top of the NFL Draft
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Asked Nick Sirianni about this specific play. His answer (appreciated the effort):
Another unblocked pressure. 8 games in and the #Eagles keep having this embarrassing moments in pass pro vs. pressure.
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The NYC Marathon accepted just 1% of lottery applicants this year—a lower rate than getting into Harvard.
Naturally, the post-pandemic running boom has been fabulous for race directors, but less so for professional runners, whose livelihood is getting pinched by runfluencers
Column on last night’s game: share.inquirer.com/i0Y0jA
Sixers played like grown ass men, led by the grownest ass off them...LeBron James' 20th point and ninth rebound come with 11.9 seconds left, a put back of a Tyrese Maxey miss that gives the Sixers a 96-91 lead over the Knicks
Tyrese Maxey and Anfernee Simons are a combined 17-for-29 from the field. The rest of the Sixers are a combined 17-for-42.
Tyrese Maxey dramatically runs to the sideline waving his arms not to challenge a VJ Edgecombe foul. First time i’ve ever seen that
Nearly seven minutes of Tyrese Maxey with four bench* guys (including Dean Wade. Sixers played Knicks even. Important stretch
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Father Rob Hagan went to Villanova in part because it was an easy commute from Drexel Hill on the trolley and he could keep his job bartending at Bennigan’s.
All these years later, Villanova’s trip to Rome this week is deeply personal and professional:
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Reality of NFL trade deadline is teams basically decide if they want a late-third-round pick this year instead of waiting for a comp pick next year. Anything higher than that, an average of two picks (1st/2nd) change hands each yr.
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