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Is he a blank slate or a noble savage or both?
maybe the problem is the color of his skin
From the article:
A former university football player who sexually assaulted two women has been sentenced to just two years in prison because he is black and was feeling intense pressure around the time of the attacks, the judge said.
Omogbolahan Jegede, 25, had choked one of the women almost into unconsciousness.
“It should be noted that but, for the contents of the Impact of Race and Culture Assessment (IRCA), the pre-sentence report and all the mitigating factors surrounding Omogbolahan (Teddy) Jegede, this sentence would have been much higher,” Justice Frank Hoskins said in his Nova Scotia Supreme Court decision on Wednesday.
The women were attacked in residences at St. Francis Xavier University in Antigonish, N.S., in 2022 and 2023. One woman testified that Jegede choked her; one woman was forced to perform oral sex. Both women said they were physically dominated by Jegede, who is much larger than they are.
I was watching the game on espn2 to hear Luke and Dan Orlovsky break down each play, coverage, formations and audibles
Plus I can't stand Buck and Troy
Have you seen this @grayruby
Here's a crazy scenario:
- Rams win out
- Niners beat Bears
- Seattle beats Panthers
- Seattle-Niners game Week 18 gets flexed to SNF
- Game ends in a tie, and Rams win the division and get the 1 seed
Seattle was correct to go for 2 in OT on Thu because a tie was as good as a win for the Rams.
There was a lot of affirmative action in the 1970s (Adam Carolla)
And blatant quotas (Bakke vs UC Davis)
I almost always add "be more concise"
"only answer the question I asked, I don't need a preamble and epilogue"
From Gemini:
The head referee for that game was Brad Allen.
He and his crew are the same ones who were at the center of the controversial "eligible receiver" call in the Cowboys-Lions game a couple of seasons ago, so they are no strangers to high-stakes technical rulings.
Here is the exact wording of the rules that created this "loophole." It essentially came down to the referees choosing the definition in Rule 8, Section 7, Article 1 (Backward Pass) over the definition in Article 6 (The Holy Roller Rule).
1. The "Loophole" (Backward Pass)1. The "Loophole" (Backward Pass)
Rule 8, Section 7, Article 1
"A runner may throw a backward pass at any time. Players of either team may advance after catching a backward pass, or recovering a backward pass after it touches the ground."
Why this mattered: Unlike a fumble, the rulebook does not place any restrictions on who can recover or advance a backward pass, regardless of the clock or the situation (like a 2-point try).
2. The Rule the Rams Wanted (The "Holy Roller")2. The Rule the Rams Wanted (The "Holy Roller")
Rule 8, Section 7, Article 6
"If a fumble by either team occurs after the two-minute warning or during a Try:
- The ball may be advanced by any opponent.
- The player who fumbled is the only player of his team who is permitted to recover and advance the ball.
- If the recovery or catch is by a teammate of the player who fumbled, the ball is dead, and the spot of the next snap is the spot of the fumble..."
The Catch: This restriction only applies to a "fumble." The NFL defines a fumble as "any act, other than a pass or kick, which results in a loss of player possession." By ruling Sam Darnold's lateral was a "pass," Brad Allen's crew made Article 6 completely irrelevant.
3. The "Premature Whistle" Rule3. The "Premature Whistle" Rule
Rule 15, Section 3, Article 11, Item 1
"When an on-field ruling is incomplete [pass], and the pass was clearly backward, the ruling of incomplete will stand if there is no clear recovery in the immediate continuing action. If there is a clear recovery, the ball will be awarded to the recovering team."
The Final "Mess" LogicThe Final "Mess" Logic
- The Call: Brad Allen initially blew the whistle and signaled "Incomplete Pass."
- The Replay: New York saw the ball traveled slightly backward ( or instead of forward).
- The Result: Because it was a pass (backward) and not a fumble, Zach Charbonnet was allowed to "advance" it into the end zone even though he wasn't the one who threw it.
- The Whistle: Because Charbonnet picked it up immediately after the whistle, the "clear recovery" rule allowed them to ignore the fact that the play had technically been blown dead.
As Sean McVay said after the game, the Rams "played to the whistle," but the rules allowed the Seahawks to play past it.
This reached the top spot? Did the algorithm change lol
edit: title was funny to me personally because chatgpt and gemini recommended I need to eat more white fish and salmon
only when I need to search for an answer from a previous chat
most of my chats are forgettable tangents
Game cannot end on a defensive penalty but will end with offensive penalty
Vince Zampella, co-founder of Respawn Entertainment and a key figure behind the Call of Duty and Battlefield franchise, dies at 55 in an accident.
Read here: https://www.disclose.tv/id/jugrfisign/
Edit: https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/video-game-developer-vince-zampella-crash-call-of-duty/3819576/
Video game developer Vince Zampella, whose studios have created several of the world's best-selling games, was killed Sunday afternoon in a Ferrari crash on Southern California's Angeles Crest Highway, NBC4 Investigates has learned.