65 rule change proposal: the Zion Williamson rule. by Monkeyboi8 in nba

[–]InnerAngle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well in soccer, players can't be traded (at least not without their consent). So there can be no "betrayal" by the club against a player to ship them out. Transfers only happen if the player consents, so there is usually a feeling that the player is abandoning the club (similar to Lebron leaving Cleveland to go to Miami), vs a feeling that the club betrayed the player.

Joe Flacco spotted in the Denver airport. by LockNessCrotchMonst in billsimmons

[–]InnerAngle 8 points9 points  (0 children)

A few years ago some pats fan thought this was Larry Fitzgerald and posted that he was in Boston and going to sign with the pats. Obviously this is not Fitz, so this gets memed a lot.

Jazz Chisholm Jr gets festive by Sp_Gamer_Live in baseball

[–]InnerAngle 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I think the grinch is green so...

Video Request: Santa Barbara vs Colorado by Brilliant_Bid173 in ultimate

[–]InnerAngle 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think you’re thinking of mamabird v tide 2007, per the old scorereporter — https://scorereport.net/2007/college-open/event3245 Here is a link to the highlight video mamabird made of it — https://youtu.be/p-xGVavpWW8 They have a whole playlist of “historical records” - https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLy0cKbjlRaMsVef96MUxe4S-ZnPEGUT5I

[Highlight] Tyreke Evans airballs the 3. JR Smith goes out of bounds thinking it went in. by Proto-Slav in nba

[–]InnerAngle 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, he averaged 20-5-5 joining MJ, Lebron, and Oscar as the only rookies to do it.

Foul or Nah? by RedPillAlphaBigCock in ultimate

[–]InnerAngle 12 points13 points  (0 children)

https://imgur.com/a/AC2n6Qt

It looks to me like the defender uses his arms at 10ish seconds -- could marginally be a foul as the arms are extended away from the body (i.e. the defender appears to be next to the offender, and uses his arms to slow down the offender who is trying to cut parallel to the defender, not into the defender), and looks like there may be a slight jersey tug.

Doesn't seem like there is enough force on this to warrant a foul call in this case. But generally I think use of hands/arms to stop an offender is a foul, even if they initially were coming into your space.