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LeBron James versus Michael Jordan Q&A
Legacy is a popular word in NBA circles this time of year. As the NBA Finals approach and after the number of challengers has been reduced, ring counts and historical revisions fill the time now devoid of games and distractions. Ultimately, this filling of time pits Michael Jordan’s disciples against LeBron James’ followers. The former, as Yago Colàs observes in his book Ball Don’t Lie: Myth, Genealogy, and Invention in the Cultures of Basketball are wedded to the idea that history is over, and while most of their claims are, as apocryphal, easy to defend, they are, at times, as obnoxious as the ’72 Dolphins popping champagne corks. More importantly, however, their ossified narrative is much more difficult to defend against the onslaught of LeBron James than it was against Kobe Bryant. Bryant as a clone was always destined to bow in deference to the archetype, and his supporters are to be easily vilified as cultish clowns. James’ following, however, is modern in a millennial sort of way, having come to value stats beyond scoring binges and ring counts. Perhaps inspired by having witnessed Bryant stall out at five rings, they have attempted to shift the grounds of the argument.
Neck Stall Tutorial 2019 - Football Skills in Hindi | Freestyle Football
Learn football skills in Hindi by a professional football freestyler: Aarish Ansari. In today's video, we will learn neck stall, which is very important in terms of freestyle football skills. This tutorial will help you learn neck stall in just one day. ____________________ Aarish is a world record holding football freestyler from Mumbai, India. Subscribe to the channel for the latest updates. Follow Aarish on social media: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/AarishFreestyler/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/aarishfreestyle/ _____________________
Pittsburgh coach Kevin Stallings explains his comments to Louisville fans
Pittsburgh coach Kevin Stallings explains his comments to Louisville fans
Wolves 0 sunderland 0: championship leaders stall as 10-man visitors hold out for point
Wolves 0 sunderland 0: championship leaders stall as 10-man visitors hold out for point Wolverhampton Wanderers (3-4-3): Ruddy; Bennett, Coady, Boly; Doherty, Saiss (N’Diaye 68), Neves, Do...
Hawkeyes young guns rally Iowa past North Texas
IOWA CITY — There was one thing Toren Young wanted more than the early-week praise of his coach for a job well done in practice. He wanted the football. That chance came on Saturday, when the future proved to be now for the redshirt freshman and the rest of the Iowa football team as it pounded out a 31-14 victory over North Texas to move into Big Ten play with a 3-0 record. After minor injuries sent starting running back Akrum Wadley and second-team James Butler to the sidelines, Young and true freshman Ivory Kelly-Martin both had plenty of opportunities to put their abilities on display as the Hawkeyes wore down the Mean Green with three lengthy second-half scoring drives. Young ended up leading Iowa with 78 yards on 19 carries, four more yards than Kelly-Martin collected on 11 carries including fourth-quarter touchdown runs of two and six yards that secured the victory. “I was definitely excited to get on the field and show what I could do,’’ said Young, whose physical running style was complemented by the quickness of Kelly-Martin. “The coaches say nice things, tell us to keep working hard. There are two good backs in front of us who keep pushing us every day to get better and tell us to be ready for whenever we’re needed. The future, it came today I guess.’’ The Hawkeyes punished the undersized North Texas defensive line by running the ball 59 times for 238 yards, an effort that started early but didn’t pick up much steam until a second half that saw Iowa run for 167 of its yards and move the chains on seven of its nine third-down snaps. “When you can’t get off the field on third down, not only physically, but mentally it’s going to wear you down,’’ Mean Green coach Seth Littrell said. Iowa needed contributions from players like Young and Kelly-Martin to make that happen. A lower leg injury had ended Wadley’s eight-carry day before halftime. Butler ran 16 times for 74 yards before an elbow injury knocked him out of the game in the third quarter. Young and Kelly-Martin took over from there, finishing off a 14-play, 76-yard drive that ended with a 23-yard touchdown pass on a fourth and 5 play from Nathan Stanley to Noah Fant. The second touchdown pass of a 16-of-27 passing performance by Stanley erased a 14-10 halftime deficit and moved Iowa ahead to stay with 4 minutes, 24 seconds left in the third quarter. “At that point, I felt like we were running in quicksand and needed to get something going,’’ coach Kirk Ferentz said. “It was a great call and great execution. … At that particular juncture, I felt like we either needed to dig in and do something or else we were going to keep screwing around.’’ Iowa did something. “Coach Brian Ferentz (Iowa’s first-year offensive coordinator) isn’t afraid to go for it on fourth down so when those plays are called, we have confidence that we’re going to execute it,’’ said Fant, who left the game and returned after dealing with what he labeled “a little stinger." And once the Mean Green’s next drive stalled, the Hawkeyes went right back to putting the ball in the hands of Young and Kelly-Martin. They helped Iowa craft a 16-play, 87-yard touchdown drive that ran 8 minutes, 50 seconds off the clock, a march that ended with Kelly-Martin’s first collegiate touchdown run with 8:16 to play. That was followed by a 10-play, 43-yard drive that ended with a six-yard carry into the end zone by Kelly-Martin. “It didn’t surprise me that they went in and did well,’’ Stanley said. “They have prepared well in practice, so it didn’t surprise me that they would come in and contribute the way they did. That’s what we see every day in practice,’’ The effort came as Iowa held North Texas to 93 yards of offense in the second half, limiting an attack which entered the game averaging 580.5 yards. The majority came during an error- and penalty-filled first half which saw Iowa have two touchdowns called back. The first came on a video review that negated a call on the field, determining that Nick Easley had fumbled the ball in the end zone on the first drive of the game. The second came when Wadley was flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct for high-stepping into the end zone during what would have been a 74-yard pass play. “Stuff we didn’t need,’’ Ferentz said. “I told Akrum he was better than that.’’ North Texas seized the early opportunity, taking a 7-0 lead on a 41-yard run by Jeffery Wilson at the 5:34 mark of the first quarter. Iowa overcame the penalty on Wadley, tying the game when T.J. Hockenson scored on an eight-yard pass from Stanley in the final minute of the opening quarter. Josh Jackson blocked and Manny Rugamba recovered a botched 40-yard field goal try by the Mean Green (1-2) nearly six minutes into the second quarter, and Iowa answered with 42-yard Miguel Recinos field goal on the ensuing possession.
Football Highlights - Memphis 48, #25 UCLA 45
MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- Riley Ferguson threw for 398 yards and six touchdown passes, and Jacobi Francis broke up a fourth-down pass in the closing seconds to lead Memphis to a 48-45 win over No. 25 UCLA on Saturday. Francis' breakup with 56 seconds left prevented another fourth-quarter comeback by Bruins quarterback Josh Rosen, who finished the game with 463 yards on 34 of 56 throws and four TD passes. ADVERTISEMENT But unlike in the Bruins' opener when Rosen engineered a fourth-quarter comeback to defeat Texas A&M, the Memphis defense stiffened on UCLA's final possession, sending the Bruins (2-1) to their first loss of the season. For all of the hype about Rosen, considered one of the top quarterbacks in the country, Ferguson matched his counterpart, completing 23 of 38 passes for Memphis (2-0), and his connections with wide receiver Anthony Miller meant the difference. Miller caught nine passes for 185 yards and a pair of touchdowns. UCLA had taken a 45-41 lead early in the fourth quarter on a 22-yard pass from Rosen to Austin Roberts with 11:51 left. But Memphis answered with a 4-play, 81-yard drive, the final 3 coming on a pass from Ferguson to Phil Mayhue with 9:56 left to go ahead. From there, it was up to the Tigers' defense, which was capped by Francis' knock-away, sending the Memphis fans into celebration mode, after the Tigers defeated their third ranked opponent in each of the last three seasons. Rosen, who had not thrown an interception in the first two games, threw two picks, one of which was returned 60 yards for a touchdown by Memphis linebacker Tim Hart in the third quarter. His other interception stalled a UCLA drive deep in Memphis territory with just under 7 minutes left. THE TAKEAWAY UCLA: Rosen made a couple of bad decisions that led to interceptions, including Hart's pick six. The Bruins did have a more successful rushing attack against the Tigers, including Bo Olorunfunmi gaining 82 yards on 13 carries. MEMPHIS: The Tigers managed to answer scores by UCLA throughout the game. They used a pair of screen passes for scores at a time when the Bruins had thwarted the running game. UP NEXT UCLA: After three non-conference games to open the season, the Bruins open Pac-12 play on the road at No. 19 Stanford next Saturday. MEMPHIS: The Tigers play their third straight home game to open the season, facing Southern Illinois next Saturday. Memphis has played three home games because its Sept. 9 game at Central Florida was canceled due to Hurricane Irma. The American Athletic Conference announced Thursday that the Tigers-Knights game is rescheduled for Sept. 30. Visit TheAmerican.org for more information.
RC Models for UNDER £50 / $65 - Teksumo Flying Wing - Part #2
Welcome to part 2 of the RC models YOU can buy for UNDER £50/$65 USD. In this episode you'll meet the Teksumo flying wing. These things are #AmazeBalls fun! The FULL SETUP details are below, press SHOW MORE to see them. 3S Turnigy Teksumo Setup: ----------------------------------------- This is my base setup after trying lots of different motor & prop combinations, this setup for 3S works out well for flight time & power on tap! My Teksumo's have been modified with several extra carbon fiber spars in them to strengthen them up, a good idea considering how much abuse I give mine. Also it's sensible to strengthen any model that is going to go way faster than originally intended. The carbon fiber rods that I use are these ones https://goo.gl/DMV2T1 which are 2mm thick and 50cm long (just over 19"). MODEL: Turnigy Teksumo Wing (modified) - http://goo.gl/gwXjhD SERVOS: The Corona DS-238MG (which has 4Kg of torque!) transformed this model http://goo.gl/zAA4cO OR you can use the TowerPro MG90S servos here https://goo.gl/7TVsaV instead. Note: You can use plastic geared servos, but expect them to self-destruct with the more powerful motor & propeller combination! MOTOR: The Turnigy D3536 1450Kv is my go to powerhouse for my Teksumo's which can be bought here http://goo.gl/D7ys5X or here https://goo.gl/InIf8h PROPELLER: For the 3S setup I use a 9x6 APC propeller https://goo.gl/6rBF1c ESC: The propeller + motor combination causes a LOT of current to be drawn, so anything less than an a 80A is not suggested, I use the 100A Turnigy Plush https://goo.gl/eOOejI BATTERY: You'll need the extra nose weight & higher battery capacity, I use a 2200mAh Turnigy 65C 3S but any 3S 2200mAh battery should be OK. RECEIVER: I'm using FrSky with a Taranis, these are cheap & work very well V8R4-II http://goo.gl/QxlMMu TRANSMITTER: By far the best transmitter on the market, the Taranis Plus http://goo.gl/pqaeAc or if on a budget the FlySky FS-i6 here https://goo.gl/Lvx6yd is amazing value for the money ELEVON MOVEMENT To the MAX! (they're like air brakes lol). Seriously I run my servos on 150% movement, but do expect hyper-stalls to happen, so keep yours to 100 or less! 4S Turnigy Teksumo Setup: ----------------------------------------- My 4S Teksumo setup is exactly the same as the 3S setup, but with a smaller propeller and a 4S battery instead. PROPELLER: 8x6 APC https://goo.gl/BN2GWL BATTERY: You'll need the extra nose weight & higher battery capacity, I use a 2200mAh Turnigy 4S but any 4S 2200mAh battery should be OK. FPV Setup ----------------------------------------- The Teksumo because of it's docile flight characteristics and normal cruising speed makes a great FPV platform. If budget is a concern for you, then something as simple as the Eachine MC01 All in one camera is a good choice, I cover it in detail in this episode https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLc9sQTh_Yo and it can be bought here https://goo.gl/w58gMK However personally I prefer a RunCam Swift (amazing image quality) I bought here http://goo.gl/rHhNw1 and using a video transmitter like this one http://goo.gl/3nXxLW If you mount these to a small piece of balsa or plywood, you can velcro them to any model you like. Oh and antennas, but decent ones. I use both these http://goo.gl/Ro6YeO and these are cheaper https://goo.gl/yyD5ZJ (both work very well!). As always thank YOU for watching & happy flying, Remember to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE! Matt --- WANT MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS ONE? --- Subscribe here for the LATEST updates: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=moggiex For more videos like this one, see my YouTube Channel here: https://www.youtube.com/user/moggiex/ Would you like to SEE THE NEW VIDEO'S BEFORE they're published on YouTube? --- I post the videos in the FaceBalls group BEFORE they go live on YouTube. You can join the group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ragthenutsoff/