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//these two are my brainrot now. Minus Socker, Minus Mork
//the only reasons i now started to try and draw hair often
//(GOD DAMMIT I CANNOT GET A WHOLE OF HOW I DRAW THEIR HAIR YET, IT CONSTANTLY CHANGES)
//AND AND. hc that Minus Mork is. is allergic to pickles. bc yeah
//i will doodle/draw the rest of what happened after that later, dw
//ipad is charging tho, and i'd have to sketch out Minus Socker's design anyway
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jonah, shoving himself back in the closet: oh shit oh god oh fu
#the mandela catalogue#jonah marshall#adam murray#alternate adam#technically an au thing but it's not the fic i'm working on nor have i posted anything else abt it anywhere#it just be that way#art4saturn#this was actually drawn on aggie. square pixel brush my beloved
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❛ i thought you’d like some company. ❜ / cries gently into my hands
Ben was dead. Again. But she's still shaken. For hours, Agnes was in her room in the bunker --- a rare thing indeed. She was always in someone else's room... whether it be Castiel's, Jonah's, or Dean's. Now, she stares at Castiel in the doorway. His presence does make her feel better. But she still can't get his words out of her head.
"Look, I'm a demon, Aggie. A second chance at life. A life that ended with you."
"That's where you're wrong, Ben --- you've always been a demon. You were just really good at hiding it."
She shakes her head as if to get the thoughts out. Agnes knows she needs to say something so finally, she opens her mouth. "Is Jonah okay?" She has to check on him, because she can't focus on herself right now.
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"Ok if you hold still it won't hurt," Jonah chided as he finished stitching up the man on the table. "Now, those will dissolve in six months but you need to see a doctor before then." He snapped his gloves and made a face at the blood on his scrubs. "Hey, stop tilting your head back. That just makes the blood slide down your throat and into your lungs and stomach," he scolded. "Is someone coming to - hi," he blinked at the man that had appeared in the doorway. "I'm Jonah." -childrcnsnurse
As soon as he had gotten the call, Agron immediately left work. Nothing was more important than his brother and hearing that he was in the hospital . . . well, Agron didn’t even stay on the line long enough to hear every detail. He went to his car and drove straight there, not even bothering to change out of his uniform. There was no time for that. Speeding all the way, he quickly parked and even more quickly made his way to the desk, telling the nurse who he was looking for. Directed to Duro’s room, Agron wasted no time, standing in the threshold for only a mere moment when the medical personnel turned to look at him in greeting.
Agron’s eyes fell to the blood on the man’s scrubs, feeling his heart beat heavier in his chest as he then glanced at Duro’s state. His gaze returned to the nurse. “Agron,” he told him, figuring he should explain who he was. “I’m his brother.” Further reveal of why Agron knew he had a right to be here since it was usually only family that was permitted. “What happened?” Because Agron would not be able to rest his mind until he knew for certain that his brother would be ok.
@childrcnsnurse
#agron#jonah#modern au#role play#childrcnsnurse#soldier aggie#BAHHAHA!!#OMGG#I am SO EXCITED for this!!!#Aggie just needs to make sure that Duro is ok!!!#then he'll be more focused on jonah#bahahaha#flirty flirt!!#Anonymous
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perchance to dream || a rewrite of lover’s lullaby, jonah’s bonus story from the magical moments collection event.
1: a little gift for @pianoperson! i’d like you to know that you brighten up my day quite a lot, thank you so much..... ( ･ᴗ･̥̥̥ ) i hope you’re doing well + have a great month of march ahead of you! o (^‿^✿)
The trick to falling asleep they say, is counting sheep. Imaginary, fluffy, bleating sheep. Let them form a neat little line in the middle of a pretty prairie, waiting for their turn to jump over a white picket fence.
One sheep, two sheep, three sheep, frogm - ack!
She shudders, toes curling and hands pulling the sheets up to her nose and eyes staring at some spot in the dim ceiling. Frogmen - Frogman isn’t real, she recites like some mantra in her head, too absorbed in repeating it the umpteenth time to realize that the bed had moved in response to the shift of someone’s weight.
He’s lying on his side now, eyes searching for her face. “Can’t sleep?”
She’s only been ever so honest - this time wasn’t any different. “No. I’m scared I’ll have a nightmare.”
“See? That’s what happens when you listen to ghost stories!”
So he says with a pointed scoff but an arm pulled gently at her waist, urging her body to lay on her side to face him. She moves without complaint, tossing around quickly and scooting closer to his warmth. Her arms have folded themselves against her chest, the tip of her nose is close to touching the fabric of his shirt, and his chin is resting on the top of her head.
His other arm snakes securely around her frame and his hand goes behind her - fingers and palm start rubbing up and down, up and down her back.
“Once when I couldn’t sleep,” his voice is as soothing as the repeated motions of his hand, “you offered to sing me a lullaby, remember?”
She blinks, images of slimy frogs switched out for memories of a different time resurfacing: running through the streets, a clash of swords and beams of magic, seeking safety in the deepest parts of the forest, a night spent in the tranquility of a clearing.
“Oh, yeah,” she mumbles after a while, “I do.”
“I want you to teach me one of the lullabies from your world,” his hand stops moving, she shifts her head to look up at him through the darkness. “Right now. Not because I want you to sing to me, but because I want to lull you to sleep with song.”
Her eyes twinkle, a soft hum coming from her throat. “You sound pretty confident you can do it. Have you ever lulled someone to sleep before?”
Two fingers reach out to lightly tweak her nose. “I used to do it nearly every night. Thanks to my crybaby little brother.”
She tries to picture it: two brothers huddled close together under the sheets, one singing a gentle song while the other listens closely, his small eyes beginning to droop.
A smile tugs at her lips but there’s something uncomfortable that comes with it, too.
“So,” she tries not to pout, “I’m just a replacement for Luka?”
A hand grips at her shoulder, his hurried breath fans her cheek. “No way! No one could ever replace Luka! And there’s no one in any world that could replace you, either.”
The declaration makes her smile fully bloom, edges of simple jealousy replaced for the swell of pride.
“There better not be,” her tone’s lighter now and the tension in her body relaxes. “Okay, then. Can I make a song request? I’d like to hear one of the lullabies from my childhood.”
“Certainly. Sing it for me once so I know how it goes.”
Nodding, she clears her throat and sings that beloved melody that brought her back to the simplicity of her home on the hill, to the cotton sheets of her cradle and to the tender singing of her mother. In the blanket of a cold night where nothing else could be heard except for the occasional chirp of crickets outside, each verse of her lullaby is brought to life by the warmth in her quiet voice, and he holds onto every word.
He tries picturing too as she sung: a little girl drifting off to sleep with one of her small hands held by a kind mother and the other held by a doting father, both never leaving her side until they were sure that she was sound asleep.
A heartwarming scene of domesticity.
When she’s done and everything falls quiet again, his arms pull her in even closer, bodies almost flush against each other.
“Hmm, it’s not a bad tune. Worthy of being sung by the Queen of Hearts, in fact.” a hand combs gently through the locks of her hair, tugging lightly at any knots. “Now, it’s my turn. Be a good girl and close your eyes.”
A chuckle escapes her but she follows his command, keeping her eyes shut and waiting for the dulcet tones of his singing voice to reach her ears.
Frogs don’t dare hop and splash through her mind, because once he had started to sing, the first lines come out slow and sweet -
Rock-a-bye baby, thy cradle is green,
There’s something beautifully intimate about this, him singing so close to her that she could almost feel the vibrations coming from his throat and the rise and fall of his chest -
Father’s a nobleman, mother’s a queen,
The sheets on the mattress and the blanket set over them kept their bodies warm, but his singing crept past her skin and touched her heart -
And Aggy's a lady, and wears a gold ring;
Monsters like frogmen would even find this one voice soothing: a rich timbre that could adapt to delicate notes so naturally, exposing the singer’s shift to strength then vulnerability without fear -
And Johnny's a drummer, and drums for the king.
The stillness of the night is brief, for as soon as he’s done singing she opens her eyes and brings her hands together, clapping softly.
“Thank you,” she’s gushing, excitement clear in her every word. “That was wonderful!”
“Of course it was - I was singing,” he huffs, then he lowers his head to press his forehead against hers. “So, are you feeling sleepy?”
She wonders if he can see her smiling.
“Yes, but could I hear it just one more time?”
They just stay like that, foreheads pressed together and limbs close enough to tangle themselves in each other until he pulls away with a laugh, resting his chin on top of her head once more and arms wrapping themselves around her.
“You love making me work to satisfy you - but I don’t mind. I’d sing it to you a thousand times if that’s what you wish.”
And all is right with the world as she buried her head close to the crook of his neck, breathing in the mix of his cologne on his clothes and his own distinct smell on his skin. She closes her eyes again and focuses on the gentle melody drifting into her ears, old and familiar but now all the more precious to her.
Breathing comes easy and soon she forgets eerie rainy nights and the threat of a Frogman lurking in the shadows, crying about wanting to be a tadpole again.
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“Worked like a charm,” he smiled softly, peering down to have a look at her face. The night wore itself thick in the four corners of the room, but despite that he could tell that she was no longer fretting herself to sleep.
Jonah shifted slightly, careful not to move so much as to wake her up. A hand goes lightly across her face to feel a stray strand of her hair, covering the spot where her lips should be.
“You’ll have to pay for going to sleep first and leaving your lover behind,” he whispered as fingers brushed that errant strand away to tuck behind her ear, “but I’ll let it slide... for now.”
He punctuates his words with a dip of his head and a brush of his lips against hers - it’s too brief, too chaste... but perhaps he could look forward to what tomorrow morning would bring, instead.
He hopes it’s the sweet sound of her voice and his name on her lips.
“Sweet dreams.”
With that final whisper in his lover’s ear, Jonah closed his eyes as well.
#ikerev spoilers#ikerev fanfic#jonah clemence#ikerev alice#i present to you: a! bed! scene! but totally not what you imagined LMAO#this was one of my older rewrites bc honestly this was a pretty cute bonus story#like... i'm into spice like any other person but moments like these get me a lot#it's simple fluff + shows more of the other sides to the suitors to boot yes sir
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Air from David Findlay on Vimeo.
An ode to human connection, ‘Air' studies, through an observational and distinctly unconventional lens, the emotional resonance of significant instances of connection when subtracting actual physical contact.
Gratitude to everyone who brought this to life and to Filmsupply for making it happen - BTS, article and licensing here: filmsupply.com/films/air
Directed by David Findlay
Produced by Joaquin Cardoner
Executive Producers: Sultan Al Saud, Evan Landry
Co-Producers: Neel Gupta, Ariel Ho Kjaer
Production: Asymetric & Filmsupply Films
Cinematographer: Farhad Ghaderi
Production Designer: Charlie Hannah
Editor: Alexander Farah
Sound Designer: Mitchell Allen
Mix: Harry Knazan - OSO
Music: La Femme
Colourist: Sam Gilling
Associate Producers: Michael Kuna, Charles Said-Vassallo
Production Manager: Aline Mayerhoffer
1st AD: Tamara Black
VFX: David McDonald
Casting: Katrin Braga - VAKA
Casting coordinator: Andy Alvarez
COVID Officer: Ben Keightley - RockDoc
Stylist: Miren Valdes
Art Director: Frieda-Ray Green
Art assist: Alessandra Rella Felice
HMU: Nakesha Chong
1st AC (MVP): Robin Rigault
2nd AC: Matthew Koropatwa
Gaffer: Terrance Azzuolo
Gaffer: Greg Goudreau
Key Grip (MVP Honourable mention): Andriy Lyskov
Dolly Grip: Brian Johnson
PA: Taylor Johansson, Sydney Robertson
BTS: Neel Gupta
Cast: Kayla Smith, Isla Pouliot, Tom Klemczak, Melanie Low, Aggie Cheung, Paul Snider, Carly McGregor, Momo Peach, Victor Tran, Donna K, Maki Komatsu, Enrique Garcia, Dariush Ghaderi, Hana Amani, Rami K, Malik Walker, Spencer Hamilton, Alexis Macrae, Dalj Brar, Prabh Ragbotra, Jazmine Campanale, Geraldyn Calderon, Panda, Flex, Majick Tafreshi, Tasha Webster, Tyler Webster, Harry Singh, Ishaan Vasdev, Azriel Dalman, Billy Rougalas, Carter Adams, Jonah Ussher, Lucas Ussher, Nikolas Jugovac, Hewitt Penstock, Luciano Leroux, Clazance Elie N'Sungani, Elijah Warren Hansen, Kayden Errani, David Pavlov, Aias Dalman, Luis Vargas, Ethan Craig, Teja Sangha
Thank you: Jeremy Cox (!), Marlon Magnée & La Femme, Boldly Creative, Evan Prosofsky, Liz Cairns, Cody Dunluck, Micah Austin, Céline Ceillier, Les Enfants, Blake Davey, Jason Aita, Adam Fierman, Alex Paquin, Reel Good Film, Jean-Sébastien Chambonnet, Hannah Graham, Sam Tudor, Brock Newman
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An ode to human connection,'Air', through an observational and distinctly unconventional lens, studies the emotional resonance of significant instances of connection when subtracting actual physical contact. Gratitude to everyone who brought this to life and to Filmsupply for making it happen - BTS, article and licensing here: https://bit.ly/3fABimr Directed by David Findlay Produced by Joaquin Cardoner Executive Producers: Sultan Al Saud, Evan Landry Co-Producers: Neel Gupta, Ariel Ho Kjaer Production: Asymetric & Filmsupply Films Cinematographer: Farhad Ghaderi Production Designer: Charlie Hannah Editor: Alexander Farah Sound Designer: Mitchell Allen Mix: Harry Knazan - OSO Music: La Femme Colourist: Sam Gilling Associate Producers: Michael Kuna, Charles Said-Vassallo Production Manager: Aline Mayerhoffer 1st AD: Tamara Black VFX: David McDonald Casting: Katrin Braga - VAKA Casting coordinator: Andy Alvarez COVID Officer: Ben Keightley - RockDoc Stylist: Miren Valdes Art Director: Frieda-Ray Green Art assist: Alessandra Rella Felice HMU: Nakesha Chong 1st AC (MVP): Robin Rigault 2nd AC: Matthew Koropatwa Gaffer: Terrance Azzuolo Gaffer: Greg Goudreau Key Grip (MVP Honourable mention): Andriy Lyskov Dolly Grip: Brian Johnson PA: Taylor Johansson, Sydney Robertson BTS: Neel Gupta Cast: Kayla Smith, Isla Pouliot, Tom Klemczak, Melanie Low, Aggie Cheung, Paul Snider, Carly McGregor, Momo Peach, Victor Tran, Donna K, Maki Komatsu, Enrique Garcia, Dariush Ghaderi, Hana Amani, Rami K, Malik Walker, Spencer Hamilton, Alexis Macrae, Dalj Brar, Prabh Ragbotra, Jazmine Campanale, Geraldyn Calderon, Panda, Flex, Majick Tafreshi, Tasha Webster, Tyler Webster, Harry Singh, Ishaan Vasdev, Azriel Dalman, Billy Rougalas, Carter Adams, Jonah Ussher, Lucas Ussher, Nikolas Jugovac, Hewitt Penstock, Luciano Leroux, Clazance Elie N'Sungani, Elijah Warren Hansen, Kayden Errani, David Pavlov, Aias Dalman, Luis Vargas, Ethan Craig, Teja Sangha Thank you: Jeremy Cox (!), Marlon Magnée & La Femme, Boldly Creative, Evan Prosofsky, Liz Cairns, Cody Dunluck, Micah Austin, Céline Ceillier, Les Enfants, Blake Davey, Jason Aita, Adam Fierman, Alex Paquin, Reel Good Film, Jean-Sébastien Chambonnet, Hannah Graham, Sam Tudor, Brock Newman
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This week in recruiting: Alabama returns to No. 1 in the rankings
The Crootletter is your source for college football recruiting analysis.
This week in recruiting is a collection of thoughts and items of interest from me as a recruiting expert that either didn’t rise to the level of being their own national story, or for which I did not have time to make into a story this week.
Alabama is back at No. 1.
The Tide briefly dipped down to No. 2 nationally in the 247Sports Composite recruiting rankings, but then picked up four-star guard Darrian Dalcourt. That put the Alabama back ahead of Georgia.
Perhaps more importantly, Alabama picked up a four-star class of 2018 linebacker in Ale Kaho, of Nevada. Kaho Had originally signed with Washington, but was released from his letter of intent. Kaho never enrolled at Washington. Alabama lacks linebacker depth, so this is a pretty big deal.
Texas A&M makes two moves.
Texas A&M made two huge moves in early August. First, it was linebacker Christian Harris. Out of Baton Rouge (La.). Harris, a four-star, is one of my favorite players in the class because he is such a versatile, smart player with plus athleticism. The Aggies will move him all over the field, and A&M beat out LSU and Alabama for him, among others.
The Aggies also picked up Dylan Wright, a 6’4 receiver who should be a beast in the red zone. A&M beat out the Longhorns and other powers for Wright.
The Aggies are now No. 3 nationally in the rankings.
Oregon adds two more blue-chips.
Oregon now has the No. 4 class in the nation thanks to picking up its 13th and 14th four-stars of the 2019 class. It started with Florida linebacker Ge’Mon Eaford, who the Ducks made a priority.
For its next trick, Oregon went to California to land massive four-star offensive tackle Jonah Tauanu’u, beating out USC and some other excellent programs. Oregon’s recruiting under Mario Cristobal is really humming.
USC enters the top 25.
USC is often a program that starts slowly and closes strong, facing very little competition West of the Rockies, meaning that it can take its time. But it made two moves, adding tight end Jude Wolf, of California, and linebacker Maninoa Tufono, of Hawaii. Both are four-star players.
The Gators land their first top-200 player.
UF’s recruiting struggles this year have some up in arms, but that changed a bit with the most recent commitment, the first in the top 100, or the top 200 for that matter.
Florida landed by far its best commitment of the season to date with the pledge of Mississippi Linebacker Diwun Black. Black is 6’4, long, with freakish athleticism which could allow him to stay at linebacker instead of defensive end. I am a big fan of his game.
Whispers have suggested Black has work to do in the classroom to ensure that he is able to qualify to play college football — and those whispers have sometimes included the possibility that Black will end up at Bradenton’s IMG Academy, a private school known more as a finishing school for athletes than a shining example of academic excellence, for his senior year of high school.
But if Black can make the grade, either at IMG or elsewhere, and the Gators keep the commitment of a two-time flipper, then Florida will end up with a potential star.
Mullen spoke to ESPN’s Chris Low about Florida’s recruiting this week.
Some Florida fans have voiced concern over the recruiting rankings. “I look at it this way: Tim Tebow was on everybody’s list. Dak Prescott wasn’t, and both were very successful quarterbacks,” @CoachDanMullen told me. “It’s going beyond that to find who really fits your program.” pic.twitter.com/b4zCbc058j
— Chris Low (@ClowESPN) August 8, 2018
While Mullen has done a great job of evaluating players in his career, Florida is going to need to keep landing players the caliber of Diwun Black because Georgia has more top-150 commitments than the rest of the SEC East combined.
Speaking of Georgia, the Dawgs picked up a top defensive lineman.
One area in which Georgia has recruited well, but perhaps not at an worldly level of late is defensive line. But that is changing. The latest is JUCO defensive end Jermaine Johnson.
By the way, read this from Kelsey Russo on Georgia now being one of the most talented states, up there with Florida, Texas, and California.
Oklahoma beefs up its class.
Oklahoma has had excellent offensive line play of late. That should continue thanks in part to commitments like Stacey Wilkins, of Arkansas.
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The Opening Finals 2018: 19 things I learned about top recruits
FRISCO, Texas — Many of the nation’s best recruits got together at Nike’s The Opening Finals, a big summer showcase event. Here are things I learned.
1. Which prospect is truly No. 1? He probably plays defensive end.
Defensive end Kayvon Thibodeaux came into the week ranked No. 1 in the 247Sports Composite, and he looked very good. He didn’t do anything to lose his top spot.
But he also didn’t separate from everyone else. Georgia defensive end commit Nolan Smith was also good. Ohio defensive end Zach Harrison might have the highest upside, but he looked more raw than others, and there would be a ton of projection baked into a ranking that had him at No. 1.
Smith is the quickest and the bendiest. Harrison might have the highest ceiling, but is very raw right now. And Thibodeaux is the total package.
I spoke to Thibodeaux here. I think it is an Alabama vs. FSU battle for him. Harrison will be a Big Ten East fight between Ohio State, Penn State, and Michigan.
You can make an argument for those three, plus any number of the offensive tackles or maybe even a receiver or two.
2. I expect Alabama to finish with the top class, one year after its No. 1 streak ended.
The Tide already have the No. 1 ranking, and I like their chances for five-star running backTrey Sanders, four-star center Clay Webb, four-star tight end Jahleel Billingsley, four-star defensive tackle Siaki Ika, four-star receiver Siaki Ika, and Thibodeaux. Alabama reloaded its staff with great recruiters, and it is paying dividends.
3. USC should sign another top class.
Expect the Trojans to pick up five-star athlete Bru McCoy and four-stars like corner Chris Steele, receiver Kyle Ford, tackle Jonah Tauanu’u, tight end Jude Wolfe, and corner Trent McDuffie. And that’s just among those at The Opening.
4. Oklahoma is lapping the Big 12 in recruiting right now.
My colleague Alex Kirshner wrote about that.
5. Texas is having trouble getting traction with top receivers in Texas.
Texas already missed out on Austin’s Garrett Wilson (Ohio State), and Texas writers don’t like the Longhorns’ chances with local prospect Elijah Higgins, either. Maybe things will change if Texas’ passing offense shows some life this year.
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6. Ohio State’s new passing focus could pay dividends.
The Buckeyes are telling players that they’ll be throwing the ball a lot more, now that they have a passing QB in either Dwayne Haskins or Tate Martell. Wide receivers’ family members sounded like they were intrigued, but also want to see it on the field before they buy the changes.
If the new attack looks good, I think the Buckeyes will sign four-star receivers Jameson Williams and Marcus Washington.
7. This is a strong year for pass rushers.
In addition to the potential No. 1 guys, George Karlaftis (Purdue commit) and others are all really promising.
8. The QBs again failed to shine.
This is the worst QB recruit class many can remember. Several of the invitees looked like they didn’t belong on a national stage, and none looked like five-stars usually look. As of now, there are no QBs rated five-stars, and it should stay that way.
9. Texas A&M had another great week.
The Aggies have the current No. 2 class after picking up four-star corners Bobby Wolfe and Erick Young on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Let's check out what new #GigEm commit Erick Young @Fvmous_ey brings to the Texas A&M defense.
Physicality, physicality, and more physicality.
And a little more fluidity than you'd expect for a muscled up corner. pic.twitter.com/k4Kh22cWec
— SB Nation Recruiting (@SBNRecruiting) July 4, 2018
The Aggies have 11 three- or two-star recruits, which puts a ceiling on the class, but it’s still very strong.
If A&M can secure commitments from four-stars like linebacker Christian Harris, corner Jeffrey Carter, defensive tackle Marcus Stripling, running back Isaiah Spiller, or receiver Dylan Wright, it would likely secure a top-five class.
10. John Emery Jr. might be the top back in a down year.
Out of Destrehan (La.), Emery has some serious moves for a 200-pounder. And he catches the ball well. Mississippi State has made an impression and might have a real chance to beat out LSU.
11. Giles Jackson is a name you need to know.
Jackson is rated the No. 729 prospect in the country. But the Oakley (Calif.) running back is super athletic and is seeing his interest from major programs skyrocket. Jackson is 180 pounds soaking wet, but he is a weapon in space. Michigan, USC, and Oregon have his attention.
12. This is a deep offensive tackle year.
Ten of the top 75 or so players might be tackles. Texas A&M commit Kenyon Green and Tennessee commit Wanya Morris looked great, as did Evan Neal (Alabama vs. Miami battle).
13. Notre Dame safety commit Kyle Hamilton should not be a three-star.
Hamilton is 6’3, 190 and showed great range this weekend. He was a consistent playmaker. He deserves a four-star rating.
14. This is a good year for receivers.
Georgia commit Jadon Haselwood is still the best, because of his size, body control, instincts, athleticism, and effort. He spoke about his official visit plans.
But Auburn commit George Pickens and USC target Kyle Ford are physical beasts themselves. Ohio State commit Garrett WIlson jumps out of the gym. Frank Ladson is the best deep threat in the nation, repeatedly dusting corners. And Theo Wease has a great blend of length and athleticism.
15. Penn State is getting a good one in John Dunmore.
Dunmore isn’t super physical or super fast, but he has a good balance of skills and always manages to come down with the ball in 7-on-7. If he can do it more in pads this fall, I bet his ranking will rise.
16. Recruits love talking about Fortnite.
Every single kid we chatted with plays the game.
17. Joe Moorhead’s Mississippi State staff can recruit.
Dan Mullen averaged 3.5 four- or five-star signees per year at Mississippi State. The Bulldogs are already at seven. Keeping them will be the tough part, but MSU is taking advantage of a loaded year in the state of Mississippi.
18. Oregon has real juice on the recruiting trail.
The Ducks already have nine four-star commitments, and are in a great spot for receiver Mycah Pittman.
19. The Opening was dead.
“This is supposed to be fun. They’re making it way too serious,” a top QB told me. Players didn’t seem to celebrate big plays like they have in past years.
The dome was empty, as the public wasn’t allowed in for many of the sessions, which made for a lame environment. In the past, the event was held at Nike Headquarters outside Portland, and employees were encouraged to come out and watch the competition.
The security was repeatedly rude to parents for no reason. The playlist was stale and repeated itself way too often, when the music was loud enough to be heard, which wasn’t often. The schedule changed frequently with little or no notice, making it tough for parents to know when their kids were participating. There was no announcer for the lineman challenge portion, so it was tough to know who was participating. Many didn’t even realize the final lineman competition was even going on.
Oh, and there were no concessions, despite temps in the triple digits.
Adidas also got the jump on Nike by having the Rivals.com 5-Star Challenge the two days before The Opening. Parents said their kids had tired legs from competing for almost a week straight.
Dope article from sbnation.com
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//aggie with. with Ampella, Sog, and Eclipse
//them: @itzampella @blaze-thecommie
//Sog doesn't have Tumblr, not sure about other social media's but
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//(i personally tried to doodle Minus Mork at the left bottom corner, messed up his hair. i swear. and i squished Cesar so that's a win for me)
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//and yes, orange colour fella is me. AND AMPELLA WAS THE ONE THAT DREW CESAR ON THE TOP LEFT CORNER HE IS VERY PRECIOUS
#jonahs aggies#mandela catalogue#cesar torres#i swear go check Ampella and Blaze out rn.#funkdela catalogue
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35 Famous People You Won't Believe Are Actually Related To Each Other
https://styleveryday.com/35-famous-people-you-wont-believe-are-actually-related-to-each-other/
35 Famous People You Won't Believe Are Actually Related To Each Other
Holy crap…
Jesse Eisenberg and Hallie Eisenberg are siblings:
You know Jesse from The Social Network, and you defffffinitely remember Hallie as the Pepsi girl in the late ’90s.
—orangejoe
Columbia Pictures / Pepsi
Kerry Washington and Colin Powell are cousins:
Yup! Olivia Pope herself is related to America’s former Secretary of State.
—Anna Rossmoor, Facebook
ABC / youtube.com
Jonah Hill’s sister is Beanie Feldstein:
Jonah Hill has two Oscar nominations under his belt (for Moneyball and The Wolf of Wall Street), and I have a feeling his sister (Neighbors 2 and Lady Bird) will soon catch up to him.
—primavolta
NBC / A24
Hugh Grant and Thomas Brodie-Sangster are cousins:
Actually, I love these Love Actually stars.
—anastasiapopovic
Universal Pictures
instagram.com
Kyle Massey and Chris Massey are brothers:
AKA Cory from Disney Channel’s That’s So Raven and Michael from Nickelodeon’s Zoey 101.
—keeleym2
Disney Channel / Nickelodeon
Kelly Clarkson’s mother-in-law is Reba McEntire:
Reba is the stepmother to Kelly’s husband, and together they have six Grammy Awards, including 27 total nominations.
—victorias4cb217152
ABC / Southern Living youtube.com
Blake Lively is half-siblings with Robyn Lively and Jason Lively:
Blake is known for her role on Gossip Girl, but her half-siblings are ’80s icons, with Robyn Lively starring in Teen Witch and Jason Lively portraying Rusty in National Lampoon’s European Vacation.
—Nathanael Cabral, Facebook
Lionsgate / Trans World Entertainment / Warner Bros.
And Blake Lively’s brother-in-law is Bart Johnson:
AKA Troy Bolton’s dad in High School Musical!
—jordans43125d2f3
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Jamie Lee Curtis is the daughter of Janet Leigh and Tony Curtis:
Jamie Lee Curtis is, of course, known for her roles in the Halloween series and Freaky Friday. Her Oscar-nominated parents are Hollywood royalty, with Janet Leigh starring in Psycho and Tony Curtis starring in Some Like it Hot.
—annakopsky
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Whitney Houston and Dionne Warwick are cousins:
And they each have seven Grammy Awards to their names. Icons.
—lajaaaam
Warner Bros. / youtube.com
Sara Gilbert and Melissa Gilbert are sisters:
Even though they have the same last name, it’s kinda weird to think that Darlene from Roseanne and Laura from Little House on the Prairie are related.
—dougfancy101290
ABC / NBC
Rachel Brosnahan’s aunt is Kate Spade:
You know Rachel Brosnahan from The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, and you probably own something from Kate Spade (her fashion empire is worth hundreds of millions of dollars, FYI).
—Megan Gallegos, Facebook
Amazon / youtube.com
Ron Howard is Bryce Dallas Howard’s father:
The Oscar winner’s daughter stars in Jurassic World and the best episode of Black Mirror: “Nosedive.”
—k4c33bd126
ABC / Universal Pictures
Taissa Farmiga and Vera Farmiga are sisters:
The American Horror Story star is the younger sister to Oscar-nominee Vera Farmiga, who you probably recognize from Up in the Air and Bates Motel.
—jnuy
FX / Paramount Pictures
Bianca Lawson is Beyoncé’s stepsister:
Bianca Lawson has been playing a teenager on TV for decades, recently adding a new role to her resumé: stepsister to Queen Bey.
—tomasadik
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Shirley MacLaine and Warren Beatty are siblings:
Both are Oscar winners, with 20 nominations between the two of them.
(Also, go watch Shirley in The Apartment right now if you’ve never seen it. You’re welcome.)
—jackj43a91e854
youtube.com / BBC
Dakota Johnson’s mom is Melanie Griffith, and her grandmother is Tippi Hedren:
You definitely know Dakota from the Fifty Shades series. Her mom, Melanie Griffith, is an Oscar nominee for Working Girl, the iconic ’80s flick. Tippi Hedren, Dakota’s grandmother, is still acting today, and you probably remember her from Hitchcock’s The Birds.
—laurenb4c686df00
Universal Pictures / 20th Century Fox / Universal Pictures
Ashlee Simpson’s mother-in-law is Diana Ross:
Ashlee is married to Evan Ross, whose mother is Diana Ross.
—aimeem4
youtube.com / Harpo Productions
And Tracee Ellis Ross is Diana Ross’s daughter:
You definitely know Tracee from Girlfriends and her Emmy-nominated work in Black-ish. Icons!
—margaretteps
instagram.com / instagram.com
Julia Roberts is Emma Roberts’s aunt:
Okay, okay, so you probably know this one already. But did you know that Julia’s brother/Emma’s dad is Oscar-nominee Eric Roberts?
—juliareznikov
Columbia Pictures / Fox
Gwyneth Paltrow’s mom is Blythe Danner:
Yup. Pepper Potts’s mom is actually Dina from Meet the Parents. Crazy! Between the two actresses, they have an Oscar, three Emmys, and a Golden Globe.
—lorim43d246285
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Jason Sudeikis is George Wendt’s nephew:
The Saturday Night Live and Horrible Bosses star is related to Norm from Cheers.
—courtneyl42412d617
Warner Bros. Pictures / NBC
Billie Lourde’s mom is Carrie Fisher, and her grandmother is Debbie Reynolds:
You know Billie from Scream Queens, but her late mom will always be known as Princess Leia (and a fantastic writer), and her late grandmother will be remembered as Kathy from Singin’ in the Rain or Aggie Cromwell from Halloweentown.
—sorryimheather
instagram.com / instagram.com
Minnie Riperton is Maya Rudolph’s mom:
And Maya’s re-creation of her mom’s famous album cover for Perfect Angel is truly perfect.
—kendalyns
Scorbu Productions / NBC
Mariska Hargitay’s mom is Jayne Mansfield:
And both of them have a Golden Globe Award: Mariska for her work in Law & Order: SVU, and Jayne for her work in The Girl Can’t Help It.
—lorim43d246285
NBC / 20th Century Fox
Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez are brothers:
Charlie Hopper from Two and a Half Men and Coach Gordon Bombay from Mighty Ducks are brothers, and their dad is Martin Sheen!
—j40a7cdd5d
Hemdale Film Corporation / Universal Pictures
Emily Deschanel and Zooey Deschanel are sisters:
Sure, the last name gives it away, but it’s still wild to think that Temperance Brennan from Bones and Jess Day from New Girl are siblings.
—hayden44e
Fox / Fox
Snoop Dogg is cousins with Brandy and Ray J:
Talent runs in this family, with 29 Grammy nominations between the three of them (i.e. just Snoop and Brandy).
—singhaditya101010
instagram.com / Disney / Fox
Angelina Jolie is Jon Voight’s daughter:
They have six Oscar nominations between the two of them, including two wins (Jolie for Girl, Interrupted and Voight for Coming Home), and Jolie has an additional Honorary Oscar.
—lizforest1394
Universal Pictures / Buena Vista Pictures
Phil Collins is Lily Collins’s dad:
You know Phil Collins as an eight-time Grammy Award winner (and the reason you always ball your eyes out during Tarzan), but his daughter is a Golden Globe-nominated actress who you probably know from The Blind Side, Mirror Mirror, or Stuck in Love.
—nance23
CBS / Millennium Entertainment
Rob Schneider’s daughter is Elle King:
The Saturday Night Live alum is a staple in Adam Sandler films, and his daughter is a famous singer who has three Grammy nominations under her belt.
—jasonfunderberker
Buena Vista Pictures / NBC / instagram.com
Ashley Judd and Wynonna Judd are sisters:
Ashley is a two-time Golden Globe nominee, while her sister has four Grammy nominations.
—savannahroseh4d4392582
ABC / youtube.com
Anthony Perkins’s son is Oz Perkins:
You know Anthony Perkins from Psycho, and you’ll probably recognize his son as Dorky David from Legally Blonde.
—elizabethannb3
Paramount Pictures / MGM
And Halle Berry is somehow related to Sarah Palin:
And her reaction to the news is perfect: “I said, ‘Noooo!!!’ Some twisted way — somebody sent me this information that she was my distant [relative].”
—jennav4d4a1fd7f
CBS / NBC
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Baker Mayfield of Oklahoma and star running backs Bryce Love of Stanford and Saquon Barkley of Penn State lead The Associated Press midseason All-America team, along with two defensive backs from No. 1 Alabama.
The team released Tuesday was selected by 16 members of the AP Top 25 voting panel.
Utah kicker Matt Gay and Utah State cornerback Jalen Davis also made the first team. Gay is averaging a nation-leading 2.67 field goals per game while hitting 16 of 18 field-goal attempts this season. Davis is tied for first nationally with five interceptions on the year, including three pick-sixes.
Mayfield leads the nation in passer efficiency rating (207.33) and completion percentage (72.7) for the ninth-ranked Sooners. He is joined on the first team by Oklahoma teammates Orlando Brown, Mayfield's left tackle, and linebacker Ogbonnia Okoronkwo.
Love leads the nation in rushing and is averaging 10.27 yards per carry for No. 22 Stanford. Barkley is second behind Love in yards from scrimmage at 174 yards per game for the second-ranked Nittany Lions.
Alabama is represented on the first team by safety Minkah Fitzpatrick, who was an All-American in 2016, and cornerback Levi Wallace, a former walk-on who has emerged as a lock-down defender.
FIRST TEAM
OFFENSE
Quarterback — Baker Mayfield, senior, Oklahoma.
Running backs — Bryce Love, junior, Stanford; Saquon Barkley, junior, Penn State.
Tackles — Orlando Brown, junior, Oklahoma; David Edwards, sophomore, Wisconsin.
Guards — Quenton Nelson, senior, Notre Dame; Cody O'Connell, senior, Washington State.
Center — Billy Price, senior, Ohio State.
Tight end — Jaylen Samuels, senior, North Carolina State.
Receivers — James Washington, senior, Oklahoma State; David Sills IV, junior, West Virginia.
All-purpose player — Dante Pettis, junior, Washington.
Kicker — Matt Gay, junior, Utah.
DEFENSE
Ends — Bradley Chubb, senior, North Carolina State; Austin Bryant, junior, Clemson.
Tackles — Hercules Mata'Afa, junior, Washington State; Maurice Hurst, senior, Michigan.
Linebackers — Roquan Smith, junior, Georgia; Josey Jewell, senior, Iowa; Ogbonnia Okoronkwo, senior, Oklahoma.
Cornerbacks — Jalen Davis, senior, Utah State; Levi Wallace, senior, Alabama.
Safeties — Minkah Fitzpatrick, junior, Alabama; DeShon Elliott, junior, Texas.
Punter — Johnny Townsend, senior, Florida.
SECOND TEAM
OFFENSE
Quarterback — Mason Rudolph, senior, Oklahoma State.
Running backs — Rashaad Penny, senior, San Diego State; Jonathan Taylor, freshman, Wisconsin.
Tackles — Mike McGlinchey, senior, Notre Dame; Jonah Williams, sophomore, Alabama.
Guards — Will Hernandez, senior, UTEP; Braden Smith, senior, Auburn.
Center — Bradley Bozeman, senior, Alabama.
Tight end— Mark Andrews, junior, Oklahoma.
Receivers — Michael Gallup, senior, Colorado State; Steve Ishmael, senior, Syracuse.
All-purpose player — Nyheim Hines, junior, North Carolina State.
Kicker — Emilio Nadelman, senior, South Florida.
DEFENSE
Ends — Christian Rector, sophomore, Southern California; Sutton Smith, sophomore, Northern Illinois.
Tackles — Ed Oliver, sophomore, Houston; Da'Ron Payne, junior, Alabama.
Linebackers — Dorian O'Daniel, senior, Clemson; Josh Allen, junior, Kentucky; Micah Kiser, senior, Virginia.
Cornerbacks — Carlton Davis, junior, Auburn; Denzel Ward, junior, Ohio State.
Safeties — Derwin James, junior, Florida State; Justin Reid, junior, Stanford.
Punter — Michael Dickson, junior, Texas.
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The Tigers are on the road for the next two weekends as they look to continue their climb up the rankings.
After taking their third straight SEC series, earning the highest rankings the program has seen in some time, and then dropping Tuesday night's midweek game (with a controversial call involved), the Tigers are on the road for the next few weeks to continue trying to prove to the rest of the nation that they're for real.
This weekend, they're in College Station, TX to take on the Aggies of Texas A&M. It's the first of 8 games that will be played on the road over the next two weeks.
The Aggies are currently 20-10 overall, 3-6 in the SEC. They started the conference slate by being swept at home by the other surprise team in the SEC this year, Kentucky. They then dropped a series to Vandy in Nashville before taking 2 of 3 against LSU last weekend.
Auburn, meanwhile, is 7-2 in conference play and 23-8 overall. Auburn has yet to drop a weekend series this season and are ranked as high as 7th in the polls. What made last weekend's win over South Carolina even more impressive was that it was done without the services of ace Keegan Thompson.
Friday 6:30 p.m. RHP Casey Mize (4-1, 1.58) vs. JR RHP Brigham Hill (5-2, 2.60) Saturday 3 p.m. RHP Keegan Thompson (4-0, 0.70) vs. JR RHP Corbin Martin (3-2, 3.90) Sunday 1 p.m.
RHP Davis Daniel (2-1, 4.83) vs. SO RHP Stephen Kolek (1-2, 5.15)
That will not be an issue this weekend. Casey Mize remains in the Friday night role, but Keegan Thompson is coming back to the rotation to pitch Saturday night. I have a feeling he may be on a limited pitch count, but it's still excellent to have him back. A healthy Keegan Thompson makes this team a nightmare to face.
Given the ERAs, this looks to be in Auburn's favor. The ERAs go beyond the starters, of course. The Tigers' first two starters may be one of - if not THE - best one-two punch in the nation. Davis Daniel is a freshman who is showing signs of greatness, but he's still having growing pains. Cole Lipscomb in relief has been pretty excellent to normally guarantee at least one of the Friday or Saturday night games is a win for Auburn. After that, though, the bullpen is hit-or-miss with almost every pitcher having nights of brilliance and then nights where they struggle.
ERA Opp ERA BA OBA Slugging % On Base % Auburn 3.57 5.20 .284 .242 .388 .378 Texas A&M 3.05 6.28 .311 .232 .466 .388
Statistically, this looks to be all in Texas A&M's favor. The Aggies haven't played a slacking schedule, either, as they have a victory over top ten Texas Tech and a close extra-innings loss to consensus #3 TCU. Auburn is going to need to get a lot of good work out of the ace starters and hope the bullpen can hold out. The Aggies have a number of good batters, led by Braden Shewmake who is hitting .365 with 12 doubles, 3 home runs, and 34 RBIs. They don't have a lot of home run hitters, but they're good at getting runners across the plate.
Auburn's leading hitter is Jonah "Joe Dirt" Todd, who is hitting .357 with 10 doubles. Jay Estes seems to be his partner in crime in that department with 9 doubles of his own. Senior Daniel Robert has been having a heck of a year at the plate, as well, batting .325 with a team-leading 26 RBIs (and also getting some work in on the mound, too). I point out the doubles because Auburn gets a lot of them. They currently have 64 on the season. The Tigers' also don't have a lot of home runs, but they have been very good at getting runners across the plate when they need to. This team has found every way imaginable to win this season.
Game Times:
Game 1: Friday, 6:30 pm Central, WatchESPN
Game 2: Saturday, 3:00 pm Central, No TV or Streaming.
Game 3: Sunday, 1:00 pm Central, WatchESPN
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//have a cheer-up-like doodle of Sweet i did on aggie like, last night or two days ago
//he will believe in you no matter what !!
//(well, not for evil stuff and all related to that)
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//i have drawn so much on a single piece of paper to the point it looks like something i'd see on an aggie board or whiteboard
//but instead it's all filled with MC/Funkdela stuff, and a bit of sona stuff
//but now am tired from it LMAO, exhausted my energy doing so many doodles for the fun of it
//i attempted to draw Cesar, i will not show it rn. maybe, probably, perhaps
//i was also given the idea's by the Bythorne server (well, first was a pick thing, and someone said all of them getting along so) to draw:
//Jonah, Mark, and N getting along
//Cesar getting therapy by N
//i am gonna have to do more. practice doodles of everyone before doing those two drawing stuff
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//mainly bc i cannot draw Jonah's hair, let alone hairs entirely yet but shhh\\
#artsys rambles of chaos#🤍i am a chalk..or bug!🤍#yeah i'm.#i'm having critical MC brainrot arcs now#i gotta do some WDY stuff too since been sometime for that--#and probably gonna try to not make it AU's wise
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