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VOUCHERS / FEEDBACK THREAD!
If you have purchased from me regarding anything 2K or PS5 related please leave a review/comment below only after a successful order with me.
❤️+♻️
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Applied show some love so @itsEvanCC sees it 💜💜
We’ve shared a ton of NBA 2K27 news this week, and Early Access is just around the corner!
If you make NBA 2K content, apply for a code in our new Creator Game Code Program: 2kgam.es/creators
Codes are limited so we won’t be able to say yes to everyone, but if you’re approved, we’ll reach out directly.
If you were already approved during the program's beta, you're all set, no need to re-apply.
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🏆 LADIES & GENTLEMEN… WE’RE DOWN TO THE FINAL TWO! 🏆
🔥 Stapleton Stapes (18-5)
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⚡ Screaming Meemies (19-4)
📺 TUNE IN WEDNESDAY NIGHT as these two teams battle it out for the crown! 🏆🔥
@StatenIsland2K
🤖 Made with AI
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7-foot-2, 250-pound Cincinnati center transfer Moustapha Thiam will visit Michigan on Monday, per @JonRothstein.
An All-Big 12 honorable mention selection, Thiam averaged 12.8 points, 7.1 rebounds and 1.6 blocks per game. Made 69.9 percent of his shots at the rim and drilled 15 threes.
on3.com/teams/michigan-wolve…
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This week, SIBA lost one of our most loyal. Our brother, @DubThompson_, was tragically killed when he was struck by a car while riding his ebike. The loss has left a chasm in his family that can never be replaced, as well as within his #SOE fam.
Dub loved this league, and most everyone in it. He looked forward to the future of SIBA & what it meant for guys like him. Guys who weren't the most skilled behind the controller, was never gonna be invited to the comp group chats. But in SIBA, like so many others in similar circumstances, he found a home. A place where his desire to play the game he loved, with the people he loved playing with, would be protected. A place where he can find ways to contribute to the community more off the court than on. He coached up so many current 2k pro am "stars", & coaching and running a team was something he enjoyed almost as much as playing.
We're never gonna forget you, Dub. We miss you. And we'll continue the SIBA mission of inclusiveness & being a safe space for all players, all across the skill level spectrum.
Please consider donating to Dub Wallace's family. No donation is too small. Give what you can. Thank you all, from the bottom of my heart.
- Feach23
gofund.me/a79576652 – at Port Reading, NJ
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One of own @DubThompson_ passed away earlier this week and as his family continues to process this unimaginable grief I hope this community can rally around them and help this family. Please think about contributing even $5 of you are able to. No amount is small. We miss you brother. Until we meet again ❤️
gofund.me/3cfea79da
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We've raised over $1000 so far in today's cages for @DubThompson_ 's family. This is what #SOE means. We come together as a community. At the end of the day, 2K is just a game. But there's a real person behind every controller. Big shoutout to @cchoops246 for putting it together today. Its not too late to donate!
twitch.tv/thesibanetwork
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It is with a heavy heart that I announce that long time #SOE soldier, SIBA veteran, & owner of @SibaLinx @DubThompson_ passed away last night in a freak car accident. Dub Wallace was not just only a die hard SIBA member, he was also a good friend to many of us. He will be greatly missed. Please be on the lookout for any future GoFundMe links over the next few days as I encourage our community to come together & help his family during this difficult time. Thank you.
@Anaheart__3 @KHPJ97 @cchoops246 @ToXsiK @dayfri @HarlemEnergyNYC – at Port Reading, NJ
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Relive the Michigan Basketball season in 3 minutes with my season highlights - One Michigan Moment 🎥
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Reflection is important as human beings & as we hit the end of another college hoops season, I do a lot of it. Grateful & proud are understatements!!!
First season doing this all full time has taught me a lot, I try to continuously learn & grow but this season has felt different. Launching the pod, hosting a live event for 100+ people, connecting with tons of players & coaches, traveling all over the nation because of this sport has been so enjoyable. And to do it all independently makes me proud of myself & the sport for adapting. I have put more effort & hours into work than ever before in my life building it all in an untraditional way - some people don’t like that because it’s *different* and that’s fine, truly (but I’m not going anywhere 😁). You can carve your own lane in your life, don’t always have to follow in the paths of others.
Thank you to the fans for making the sport great & always showing love to me. Thank you to the programs, coaches, players & staffs for opening their doors to me & working together. Shoutout to Homefield & partners for making things happen. And special one to Jess, Adam, Evan & the fam for continuous love & support. Most important shoutout to Sophie & Reese too, my girls.
I love you college basketball. 🫶❤️
(Now onto the transfer portal 😅)
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ONE SHINING MOMENT 🙌
#MarchMadness
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I watched every single game during the Tommy Amaker years when Michigan missed the tournament for 10 years. I grew up in the 90’s and was constantly reminded of the legendary Fab Five coming up just short. I watched Trey Burke and Tim Hardaway lead us to natty in 2013 but lose. I was in the house in San Antonio when Beilein lost his second chance at a natty to Villanova in 2018. And now, Dusty May and the Michigan Wolverines have won a National Championship!
This is for Stu Douglas. This is for Jordan Morgan. This is for Manny Harris. This is for all the guys who contributed to Michigan slowly climbing the mountain back from irrelevance to dominance.
I was 2 years old when ‘89 Glen Rice squad won Michigan’s only Natty. My dad would tell me stories about that team. And now my son Woodson, at 2 years old, is seeing Michigan win their second championship in program history. He won’t remember it. But I’ll tell him all about it! Go Blue!
