Tell em
I’ve been getting a lot of DM’s about this..
First and foremost. NCAA rule book says all players should be sidelined during injury.
Now let’s get something straight. Grace Dietrich isn’t some random person on the Duke sideline. She’s a certified athletic trainer with a master’s degree, doing her job and responding to an injured player.
Medical personnel should NEVER have to fight their way through anyone to provide care to a student-athlete, especially not knowing the severity of situation.
I don’t care who you are or what position you think you hold. Player safety comes FIRST.
There’s no defending that behavior in my opinion.
Thank you! That’s the last straw
THEY TOLD Jalen Hurts NOT TO SLEEP 🤯
YET THEY STILL LET HIM PLAY.
Are you kidding me right now????
FIRE THE ENTIRE @Eagles MEDICAL STAFF NOW.
THIS IS BLATANT MALPRACTICE.
This stuff pissed me off in Florida with the mistreatment of Tua and his head injury and now it’s Hurts. This man could have died literally. No amount of money is worth a life… I got a problem with how the NFL treats players. It’s out of line.
Ken and Vega like hands down
The cast of the #1 film at the Box Office this week, spill the tea on who their character crush is! Cody names both lead women of the film, saying “everyone will say Chun-Li” but he *also* picks Cammy! Because QB1 is for the girls ♥️🙂↕️
#StreetFighter || #QB1🍦
Steeler fans make me so proud because how much we travel we basically will go and rule someone else’s stadium. Like your house is ours 🤣🤣🤣🤣😭
I’m gonna keep it a buck… why are people worried about sexuality in a movie instead of just enjoying the fun and the jokes. It’s never this deep. Just watch the movie like damn. That’s not the point of the movie.
#StreetFighterMovie spoilers? (eh kinda sorta)
to those who keep telling me that vega & guile only like women, or that their moments together are not meant to be interpreted the way myself and others saw them, please do take the time to at least ready this small bit from orville peck’s (vega himself) interview with THEM magazine. vega is meant to be seen as a queer coded character, and both orville & the production team made sure to include many aspects of that, in the movie.
i especially adore that it was actually cody’s idea to add in this sort of aspect to guile’s character. (especially since he’s spoken how in his day to day life, he tries to take himself out of that sort of toxic masculinity filled environment, and be a sensitive, emotional person, who is comfortable in his own masculinity and even his own sexuality.)
guile has this hard, macho-man type personality, he’s almost meant to be presented as this very stereotypical all-american, heterosexual man who wouldn’t typically be the “sensitive” type (for lack of a better term) so it’s very cool to me that cody came in with the idea of adding bits and pieces of his own humanity into the guile we see on the big screen. and it’s just really neat to see all different sides of queerness explored on screen, even in these sorts of “subtle” (but also not really subtle at the same time) ways as they were shown in the film.
i’m mainly just rambling & it’s super late, but i still found this really cool to read.

























