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Oh no that poor Diboll right fielder

Rylan Galvan for Sinton is committed to Texas. They have some studs.

Blake Mitchell for Sinton is committed to LSU. Only a junior too.

I was just thinking this. Different law enforcement agencies are usually always sticking up for each other (or at least not looking to throw the others under the bus) in all the similar news stories I can think of.

What a performance! Especially with Tatum being ice cold from the field.

Yeah I gave my dad my ESPN+ login a while back and its a pain in the a$$ every time walking him through the steps to get to the game he wants to watch lol

Godfather 2, Rocky 2, and Rocky 4 are all better than the originals to me. The originals are still great though. Haven't seen the new Top Gun yet.

Yeah the Warriors being favored by 3.5 points tonight seems too high to me.

Correct - I should have been more clear though and said that I saw where everything was purchased through *store* credit (probably with the manufacturer's financing program, like you stated), as opposed to a credit card.

I thought I saw somewhere that the store let him buy the guns and ammo on credit? That is a standard practice though I believe.

I've been wavering on this series...head is telling me Warriors but my gut is telling me Celtics. Should be a great series either way!

Just went with the number I was given. I see now that Kelly had 332 kids enrolled as of 8/1/21 per their website.

Did admin try to pull some daddy ball strings?

Add it to the long list of mass shooters/serial killers that have animal cruelty in their pasts.

Too many variables to get an accurate number without each student's information, but if I had to guess I'd say they bring in around 4.5 to 5 mil. in tuition & fees with 441 students.

Warriors in 7, only because they have home court. This series is a coin-flip for me.

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Thanks for this info, I was wondering what the process for clearing teachers to carry was like. I’m guessing the school district doesn’t pay for the firearm or the training, since most school districts make teachers pay for almost everything else job-related out of pocket?

Interesting. Hopefully the DPS disciplines Sgt. Estrada for "confirming" those false reports. I've seen plenty of law enforcement spokesmen say things like "we will not comment on the specifics of today's events until our investigation is concluded" at press conferences that follow shootings, etc. Why do you think that wasn't the case in Uvalde?

Those Aggie jerseys are fantastic.

Couldn't overcome Luka's awful first half and Brunson's overall dud. I would have been ecstatic if you told me that the Mavs make it to the WCF (especially without Porzingis and THJ) before the season though. That was a heck of a run that exceeded everyone's expectations.

I wonder why DPS Sargent Estrada told the media differently yesterday if it wasn't true.

Totally understand your points and appreciate your real world examples/service. Sgt. Estrada with the DPS said the shooter was “engaged” by law enforcement outside of the school. Once again, I’m not well versed in the technicalities of this stuff, so there’s a good chance that “engaged” doesn’t mean what I think it means in this sense.

I am far from an expert in law enforcement or active shooter safety protocols, but common sense tells me that rule #1 should be for the officers to stop a potential threat from entering the school at all costs if they are in position to do so. All the accounts I've read say that the officers engaged with the shooter outside of the school, but he was somehow still able to go inside and kill all those kids after the confrontation.

My grandpa's deer lease was in Uvalde, and I have vivid memories of him bitching about Oasis' deer corn prices when he would forget to pick some up at Buc-cees on the way in lol.