Jumper_Dad

Liz had no chance!!!

Surely there can be some contract. If I hire Reed Sheppard to be in an advertising campaign for my Ford Dealership, I'm going to sign him to exclusively only endores my Dealership and brand. I'm not paying him $200K to do an Ad Campaign for me and him to also advertise for a competitor at the same time. Only a contract could ensure that doesn't happen.

I can easily see looking at that photo how there could be confusion on Scheffler's part. However with Police, Fire and EMS present, anyone directing traffic should have been obeyed. I've seen numerous times when Fire Fighters are directing traffic around accident sites just as a Police Officer would. Scheffler should have realized with EMS and Fire present this was a different situation than he pulled up to the previous day and proceeded a little more cautiously and followed and direction give to him by those directing traffic. I don't know what direction the officer gave him or what he understood them to be. My biggest question with the officers behavior is how did he put himself in the position to take a ride on Scheffler's car? Hopefully the video and corresponding investigation will clear up a lot of questions.

Decent season, not the best but definitely not the worst. Not sure Kenze deserved to win it based on Outplay, Outwit, Outlast mantra of the game...but it could have been worse if some others has won. It looked like Kenze got at least part of her votes based on sympathy and not game play.

The 1099 thing is coming, it's definitely going to bite some kid in the backside.

Exactly!

https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/georgia-qb-jaden-rashada-sues-florida-coach-billy-napier-among-others-over-botched-13-85m-nil-deal/ Georgia quarterback Jaden Rashada has sued Florida coach Billy Napier, top Gators booster Hugh Hathcock and former football staffer Marcus Castro-Walker over a failed name, image and likeness deal that would have paid the quarterback $13.85 million, according to a lawsuit filed in federal court on Tuesday. In short Florida Coach and Booster promised a total of $13.85 million to get him to turn down $9.5 million from Miami. The suit claims that the coaches and boosters all misled him with no intention of upholding the deal. First, this is just the first of these types of suits that will come out. Second, the money being thrown around is much higher than I expected.

My kids bolt to in-laws in the afternoon, wife usually takes a huge nap. Unless Santa comes through with a PS5 and EA College Football, I'll be parked in front of the TV watching football all afternoon. EA College Football > NFL > Christmas Story on TBS > NBA

Pulling hard for Pacers and T-Wolves, but expecting Celts and Mavs to meet in the finals. Primarily because I'm on a reverse hot streak over the last few years when it comes to my rooting interest actually winning.

This is kinda crazy. Looking at this plus injuries and there could be some better days ahead as starters return and the schedule eases up some.

Final Stats Averaged 21.4 pts, 10.6 rbs, 3.9 ast and 3.6 blks while playing 29 minutes per game for his rookie year.

Watching Indy qualifying today and keeping up with the Pacers games takes me back to the 90's living in Hoosierland. Nothing sweeter than a Pacers series win over the Knicks!!!

Bronny to the Knicks, you heard it here first. 😆

Possible huge news out of that part of the world today. Twitter is full of stuff about a helicopter crash in Iran.

I've not heard it mentioned, but is it possible these officers were working for Vahalla at the time. I know a lot of departments allow off duty officers to be hired as security/traffic control for special events like this. This keeps events like this from draining officers off the road, leaving less available to answer calls. I ask this because a detective was in uniform on a Friday morning. Very very few departments have detectives in uniform instead of plain clothes. Which leads me to believe he was working off-duty overtime. If they were working off-duty overtime for traffic control, I could easily see why they weren't wearing body cams. That said, I have no idea what the detective was thinking grabbing onto a moving car. KY has one of the most effective bond systems in the country when it comes to quickly setting bonds for those arrested. Some counties have a bond officer visit jail 2 or 3 times a day setting bonds on the recently arrested, in most cases bond is available within a few hours for most anyone arrested. Of course the most egregious cases won't be given bond immediately. When bond is set a few of the determining factors are if the subject is a flight risk, an immediate danger to others or the expectation of them appearing for their next court date. I think Scheffler got confused and made a poor decision to drive on, I think the detective over reacted and both are at fault.