Imagine for just one second, the outrage from the Oratchetangs if CC did the same exact thing.

Props to the lone juror in Massachusetts, that stood ten toes down. 🙌

Great win for @WMU_Football yesterday!

Well, trans women are biological males and don't belong in the locker rooms for biological women. Why do you consider the truth to be mean?

Good thing the Fever score a lot, because their defense in trash.

What's with all the fuss over a woman wanting to protect women's rights? Haven't women been whining about their rights not being protected for years now?

You must watch her a lot 🤣🤣

The most ill informed posters always mute the replies. Very telling

It's one of the many things that make her so incredibly likeable

How to overweights actually fuck?

It's all in the flag

Since you too weak to allow comments. Please tell us when Angel denounced her racists fans?

How much are the checkmarks making to hype Odyssey?

Since you were afraid to enable comments. Yes, you're probably crazy, but you definitely don't know basketball that well.

Looks like @jasonwhitlock will have to spend some more time whining.

How can a real sports fan not like Caitlyn Clark? Is she a little over emotional at times, sure. However, she plays hard and is remarkably humble.

Once again, the prevent defense prevents a team from a chance to win. When will coaches learn?

Watching Benjamin Crump eat a snack during a serious interview about Nolan Wells struck me as unprofessional and distracting. More importantly, I question the decision to bring him in as a spokesperson for this case. From what has been publicly reported, there has been no evidence presented that Nolan’s disappearance and death were racially motivated. Because of that, I think that introducing racial narratives before the facts support them could distract from the central question: what actually happened to Nolan Wells? Nolan appeared to have friends from different backgrounds, and I believe the focus should remain on finding answers and establishing the truth based on evidence rather than turning the case into a broader social or political cause. The family has every right to choose their legal team and advocates, but I think this approach risks taking attention away from the facts of the case. As for the interview itself, seeing a spokesperson eating on camera during such a serious discussion did not inspire confidence.

No one should. Skin color aside.