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Attorney general’s office arrests WACH-TV reporter on three sexual exploitation charges… A South Carolina sports reporter has been arrested and charged with three counts of sexually exploiting a minor, according to a news release from the Palmetto State’s top prosecutor.Gay porno According to S.C. attorney general Alan Wilson, 28-year-old Matthew Turner Vereen – a sports reporter for WACH TV-57 (FOX – Columbia, S.C.) – was arrested this week by agents of the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) task force. ICAC agents investigated Vereen with support from the Columbia, S.C. police department and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) special investigations unit (HSI). “Investigators state Vereen distributed and possessed files of child sexual abuse material,” Wilson’s office noted in its release. Child sex abuse materials (or “CSAM”) is another term for child pornography. According to ICAC, the term is “a more accurate reflection of the material involved in these heinous and abusive crimes.” “Pornography can imply the child was a consenting participant,” the agency noted. According to the first of three probable cause affidavits accompanying the warrants for Vereen’s arrest, “a digital photo was located on an Apple laptop belonging to (Vereen)” during the recent execution of a search warrant. The photo depicted “an approximately 11 to 13-year-old female in a sexually explicit state of nudity,” according to the affidavit. Another probable cause affidavit accused Vereen of soliciting the purchase of “a one minute and 32 second video” which depicted a 13-year-old female “standing nude over a camera, exposing her bare breasts and vagina.” Yet another affidavit alleged Vereen “solicited the purchase of a one minute and 26 second video… which (depicted) a 13-year-old female standing nude in a bathroom and twerking, exposing her bare breasts, vagina and anus.” The affidavits alleged Vereen was identified by “Gmail records, Apple records, ISP records” and other digital markers. Per Wilson’s release, Vereen was charged with two counts of sexual exploitation of a minor in the second degree (§16-15-405) – a felony offense punishable by up to ten years imprisonment on each count – and one count of sexual exploitation of a minor in the third degree (§16-15-410), a felony offense punishable by up to ten years imprisonment. As with anyone accused of committing any crime, Vereen is considered innocent until proven guilty by our criminal justice system – or until such time as he may wish to enter some form of allocution in connection with a plea agreement with prosecutors related to any of the charges filed against him. Vereen’s WACH Fox bio indicates he grew up in Greenville, S.C., where he played soccer throughout high school prior to attending the University of Missouri journalism school. A former ESPN intern, Vereen previously reported at KOMU-TV in Columbia, Missouri and anchored at KOLR-TV in Springfield, Missouri. Vereen’s bio also described him as a “supporter of local charities that help impoverished kids into sports.” Vereen will be prosecuted by the attorney general’s office. Count on this media outlet to provide updates in the event additional pertinent information regarding his case becomes available. (Source) Will Folks is the owner and founding editor of FITSNews. Prior to founding his own news outlet, he served as press secretary to the governor of South Carolina, bass guitarist in an alternative rock band and bouncer at a Columbia, S.C. dive bar. He lives in the Midlands region of the state with his wife and eight children. ***

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More Sports ES Fancast Apr 18, 2024 | 3:01 PM EDT via Getty MADRID, SPAIN – MAY 14: Rafael Nadal of Spain bites the winners trophy after his

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Julian Finney/Getty Images) With the dawn setting on the clay-court season, it is time for the Mutua Madrid Open, one of the most awaited ATP Masters 1000 and WTA 500 tournaments on clay courts. Top players across the globe will descend to Spain to stake their claim on one of the most prestigious trophies of the tennis calendar. They are in for a welcome surprise as a massive prize money purse will greet them in the tournament. Although relatively new to clay, with the men’s events beginning in 2002 and the women’s events added in 2009, the Madrid Open attracts players from all over the globe. Being the country’s biggest tennis event, the Masters tournament also draws special attention to big sponsors. This has eventually led to an increase in the sum as compared to the previous years. ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad While Rafael Nadal will continue his comeback stint in his home country, the likes of Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic will go all guns blazing in the tournament. The Madrid Open is one of the many tournaments that will have equal prize money for male and female players. Further, there will be a 2% increase in the overall purse, as compared to the 2023 edition of the tournament. The total pool will be $16,999,082, which will be an all-time high. Along with an impressive trophy, the singles champion will take home a huge sum of $963,255. On the other hand, the runners-up will get a little more than half of the winners’ paycheck, pocketing $512,260. What is interesting to note is the fact that even the first-round losers will receive a decent sum of $20,360. Prize money isn’t the only thing that the players will eye in this tournament. With the Paris Olympics coming up, the race for qualification in the global sporting extravaganza is on and the Madrid Open will offer valuable ranking points. After the Grand Slams and the World Tour Finals, the Masters tournaments are next in the hierarchy. They offer handsome ranking points, which can significantly affect players’ rankings. The clay-court tournament will commence on 23rd April with the qualifying rounds. Further, the women’s singles final will be held on Saturday 4th May, while the men’s singles final will be on the following day. Similarly, the men’s doubles final will be held along with the women’s singles final, whereas the women’s doubles final will be held on 5th May. ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad The tournament will be held outdoors on the red soil. It will be held at La Caja Mágica, or the Manzanares Park Tennis Center, the picturesque tennis venue.     A post shared by #MMOPEN (@mutuamadridopen) ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad While the likes of Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz, and Iga Swiatek and Aryna Sabalenka will be the hot favorites to win the title, there might be some dark horses to succeed in the tournament. Who are you putting your bets on to win this event? Let us know your picks in the comments below. EssentiallySports is a digital-first sports media house that surfaces the best stories on America’s favorite sports celebrities with a fan’s perspective to 30+ M average monthly readers. Sports All Boxing Formula One Golf NASCAR NBA NFL ONE Championship Tennis UFC WWE Bodybuilding WNBA EssentiallySports About Us Advertise With Us Authors Editorial Team Behind The Scenes Humans of EssentiallySports Contact Us FAQs Our Brands FanCast On The Ropes Bodybuilding Bros Club Golf Lucky Dog on Track Sports All Boxing Formula One Golf NASCAR NBA NFL ONE Championship Tennis UFC WWE Bodybuilding WNBA Privacy Policy ES Pressroom Ethics Policy Fact-Checking Policy Corrections Policy Cookies Policy GDPR Compliance Terms of Use Editorial Guidelines Ownership and funding Information Full Spectrum Services LLP © 2024 | All Rights Reserved

In 1970, Rinus Michels was pioneering a new style of play while Leeds and Chelsea were kicking lumps out of each other I recently watched a recording of the 1970 FA Cup final replay with my 12-year-old son. You can find the match by searching for “football’s most brutal game”. I was attempting to show him how football has “evolved” and it made me smile that the first thing you see in the BBC coverage is an upfront trigger warning that “some viewers might find the video disturbing”.Best porn XXX. That in itself tells us how much society has changed over the past 50 years, before you see the Leeds manager, Don Revie, smoking a cigar in the dugout while Leeds and Chelsea play out a game that today looks like a combination of football and mixed martial arts. Some of the best players of that generation, including Jack Charlton, Billy Bremner and Ron “Chopper” Harris, spend more time kicking each other than they do the ball. The game was viewed on TV by nearly 29 million people and featured only one yellow card and no sendings-off. Across the North Sea in the Netherlands at about the same time, Rinus Michels was developing a style of play that would become known as Total Football. A dynamic, fluid style is characterised by player versatility and positional interchangeability, where almost every player is expected to be adept at playing multiple roles. This style emphasised aggressive pressing rather than tackling in order to regain possession quickly and then maintaining control of the ball through skilful, short passing. The English game has come far from those threadbare pitches and proponents of casual violence of the 1970s to the variant of Total Football that dominates today, not only in the Premier League but among the most successful teams in the English Football League. It seems this expansive, possession-based game has won the battle for tactical dominance for a number of reasons. Most evidently, Pep Guardiola’s coaching philosophy at the UK’s most successful current team, Manchester City, is clearly rooted in a style that evolved from his playing days at Barcelona under Johan Cruyff. This lineage traces directly back to Michels, who built his freewheeling Ajax sides around Cruyff’s football intelligence. Cruyff then refined this philosophy at Barcelona, both as a player and later as Guardiola’s coach and mentor. European coaches such as Michels, Cruyff and Guardiola have had a profound impact on tactical approaches worldwide because their methods have proven effective and entertaining. Their attractive style has been televised to a global audience and shown how success can be married with style. Michels won the European Cup with Ajax and then led the Netherlands to the World Cup final in 1974, where they were narrowly beaten by West Germany. Cruyff’s influence at Barcelona started a golden period from the early 1990s with their first European Cup win that reached its pinnacle under Guardiola, who showcased the effectiveness of this approach with the dominant team that overwhelmed Manchester United in the 2011 Champions League final. This prompted Sir Alex Ferguson to say: “They do mesmerise you with the way they pass it.” English football, traditionally characterised by its direct style and physicality, began to slowly integrate more strategic and possession-based tactics with the arrival of foreign coaches such as Arsène Wenger. He came to the Premier League in 1996 with new ideas and philosophies about how a club can be run, starting a wave of change that has led to where we are today. Changes such as the back-pass rule, VAR and regulations against harsh tackles have also facilitated a more possession-oriented, less physically risky style. These have encouraged teams to develop styles that prioritise control, technical skill and passing over physical aggression and dominance in order to be successful. This seems to reflect a societal shift in views on masculinity and the role of aggression and violence both on the pitch and in everyday life. Wimbledon’s late 1980s Crazy Gang encapsulated this most clearly with their unapologetic anti-football style, route-one simplicity and groin-grabbing intensity, which can be seen to symbolise the last flailing efforts of a style that hasn’t brought high-level success since. There are still flaccid imitators to be found in the lower divisions, but few who can build lasting success or a devoted fanbase in today’s game. It is now a given that teams struggle to be successful without a long-term plan and clearly defined style of play. This “game model” allows clubs to create repeatable (though not predictable) behaviours, recruit specific types of players that fit the model, and develop academy talent towards a first-team system that they will recognise and fit into. This approach means they are not dependent on a head coach or manager’s vision, a model that limits success more to luck and low probability than something that can survive changes in key personnel. Sign up to Football Daily Kick off your evenings with the Guardian’s take on the world of football after newsletter promotion English football has increasingly focused on improving the technical skills of players from a young age. Academies and training programmes emphasise ball control, tactical awareness and versatility much more than in the past. This shift has made it easier for teams to adopt styles of play that require technically skilled and tactically intelligent players as a more standard requirement for leagues that demand these qualities. Additionally, the influx of foreign players has brought different skills and tactical understandings, which have blended with the traditional English game to produce a more varied and tactically sophisticated style. Our partners at Twenty First Group discovered that in the past 20 years, the technical element of the game has improved significantly, highlighted through its data that shows there are 66% more successful passes per top-flight game since the inception of the Premier League. When you look at the teams Leeds and Chelsea turn out today, most people would be glad to see that football has evolved to a higher state. Fans of a certain generation and mindset will lament the “sanitisation” of the game, the loss of physicality and of a player’s ability to make a crunching tackle that could potentially end an opponent’s career. That said, I think most have enjoyed the shift from the rough prose of the 1970s to the fluid poetry of the game today. 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GLENDALE, Ariz. — As he left the floor for the last time in his collegiate career after his team’s 75-60 loss to UConn in the national title game Monday night, Zach Edey stared ahead, walked down the stairs and disappeared into the tunnel. In the end, Edey couldn’t carry Purdue. Not that far. Not past a modern legend.Best porn XXX. Not over a force of nature that beat every opponent in the NCAA tournament by double digits during its second consecutive national title run, this one even more dominant than the last. Twenty years from now, UConn’s historic effort will still overshadow Edey’s individual achievements. The 7-foot-4, 290-pound center will soon collect his second Wooden Award, a feat that only former Virginia center Ralph Sampson Jr. has matched. The Huskies? They outscored their opponents by 140 points in the NCAA tournament. Their 23.3 point-per-game margin of victory is the greatest mark of all time, per ESPN Stats & Information research. But Edey, who finished with 37 points and 10 rebounds on Monday while matched against projected lottery pick Donovan Clingan, will leave college as one of the greatest players in the history of the game, despite the loss. “When you look at his numbers against the greats, there is no question he’s in the conversation,” coach Matt Painter said. “But he’s also the winningest player at Purdue. We won our league in back-to-back years [2023, 2024] by multiple games. It’s the first time that’s happened in the Big Ten since I was in kindergarten. We got to the [national] championship game after having a disappointing loss [in last year’s NCAA tournament]. He got to a Sweet 16. He went to four [NCAA] tournaments. I think that’s always what kind of separates everybody.” In front of Edey’s locker room at State Farm Stadium after Monday’s game, four granola bar wrappers were scattered around the stall. The various body washes and body sprays the NCAA provided for each participant were arranged neatly overhead and a pair of slippers — size 20 — were on the floor nearby. As Edey was swarmed by cameras, his teammates discussed the footprint he has left over the past four years of his collegiate career. “I think he’s the best Purdue player that has worn the uniform,” Boilermakers guard Lance Jones said. “His statistics speak for themselves.” Long before he finished with 177 points in this season’s NCAA tournament — 29.5 points per game, which is second most all time, according to ESPN Stats & Information research — Edey was searching for an opportunity. A former baseball and hockey player in Canada, he found basketball later in his athletic career, but not an abundance of optimism from collegiate coaches who wondered how he’d fit with their programs. Painter, however, had coached multiple 7-footers in his career and viewed Edey as a potential star. “[Painter] is someone who just gave me a chance,” Edey said. “I’ve been trying for four years to pay him back for that. He believed in me when not a lot of people believed in me. He gave me the ball. Not a lot of coaches did that. Not a lot of coaches trusted me in that role.” That bond helped the Boilermakers make a run to the national title game for just the second time in the program’s history — and a year after an upset loss to 16-seed Fairleigh Dickinson in last year’s NCAA tournament. Through the fog of that loss and the backlash that followed, Edey was determined to improve from last year’s national player of the year effort. He added more muscle and improved his agility so he could make a greater defensive impact this season. Edey, somehow, got better. That growth was the team’s ticket to a run to Glendale. Early in the game, Edey scored on dunks and skyhooks and established that the Boilermakers clearly had the best player in America. But the Huskies had the best team. That was the difference, as Connecticut swarmed Purdue’s perimeter players — the Boilermakers, who entered Monday’s game as the No. 2 squad in 3-point shooting, finished 1-for-7 from beyond the arc — and spread the load with five players scoring nine points or more. Still, Edey kept battling. With 3:25 to play in a game that had long turned into a question about UConn’s margin of victory and not the result, Edey scored his 31st point. He would add six more in the final minutes. Instead of reflecting on his overall numbers after the game, however, Edey instead emphasized his lapses, such as a period in the second half when he couldn’t find the rim. “I’ve just got to play better,” he said. “This is one of those games where I can’t go through stretches where I’m not effective. I had a few of those stretches today and that was the game.” That attitude has made Edey one of the greatest players in college basketball history. He did not leave Glendale with the national title. Still, the 7-foot-4 superstar left his mark. Not just on Monday’s game or even Purdue’s program — but also on the history of college basketball. “He’s a generational player,” Purdue forward Mason Gillis said. “I don’t know if there will ever be another 7-foot-4 guy that dominates the way he does. I think Purdue should not take for granted what they were able to watch for four years. His development was for the fans. For Purdue. He wanted to bring success and raise the Purdue name. He just wanted to win and fight. And that’s what we did.”

Former Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) president Luis Rubiales was detained by police on Wednesday after returning to Spain as part of a corruption probe into the deal to move the Spanish Supercopa to Saudi Arabia. Rubiales was in the Dominican Republic on March 21 when raids were conducted on an apartment belonging to him in Granada — in addition to the RFEF’s headquarters in Madrid — but he had pledged to return to Spain on his pre-booked flight on April 6.Best porn XXX. However, he voluntarily returned to his homeland early on Wednesday, where police were waiting to question him at Madrid-Barajas airport when he landed. He was released after questioning later the same day. Almost an hour after arriving in the Spanish capital, Rubiales was taken into custody for further questioning by the police’s Central Operational Unit department (UCO), a source told ESPN, stressing that his arrest had not been ordered by the judge in charge of the case. Rubiales’ lawyer Margrita Crespo said he was asked to accompany officers to a police station, where they read him his rights, took his fingerprints and searched his belongings. The attorney added, however, that Rubiales was not notified of anything and allowed to leave without any restrictions. Rubiales has denied any wrongdoing amid allegations that he personally benefitted from the deal to take the Supercopa to the Gulf nation, telling La Sexta in an interview due to be aired on Wednesday that his money is “the product of my work and savings.” The 2019 agreement to move the competition away from Spain, which was brokered by Rubiales and former Barcelona defender Gerard Piqué’s company Kosmos, was for an initial three-year period and worth €120 million ($129.2m). It has since been extended until 2029. It was a decision that angered Spanish football traditionalists by expanding the contest between the league champions and Copa del Rey winners to a four-team format, shifting the event from August to January, and hosting it outside the country. As an active player at the time, Piqué’s involvement was also called into question given a possible conflict of interest, although both the ex-Spain international and Rubiales insisted everything was above board. However, since June 2022 — after leaked audio of messages between Piqué and Rubiales detailing the commission involved — a Spanish court has been investigating whether a crime of improper management was committed by Rubiales when the RFEF agreed to move the competition. In March, a judge granted a warrant for 11 premises to be raided for documents, which included Rubiales’ property in Granada and the RFEF’s Madrid base and led to six arrests. The RFEF have since suspended several members of staff, but an official at Piqué’s Kosmos company told AP that no employee had been detained or placed under investigation and that no property of the company was among those searched. It is one of two criminal cases Rubiales is facing after he resigned as president of the RFEF last year following his non-consensual kiss on midfielder Jenni Hermoso after Spain beat England in the Women’s World Cup final in Australia. FIFA have since banned him from all football-related activity for three years, while a judge in Spain recommended the case go to trial on charges of sexual assault and coercion after taking testimony from Rubiales and Hermoso, among others. A prosecutor at Spain’s High Court is seeking a prison sentence of up to 2.5 years, court documents seen by Reuters and EFE revealed in March. Information from Reuters contributed to this report.

More Sports ES Fancast Jun 16, 2024 | 2:32 PM EDT Team England is preparing for its UEFA Euro 2024 opener, with Gareth Southgate’s squad set to face Serbia. While this day holds special significance for the players and their partners, it remains a tumultuous period for Kyle Walker. Annie Kilner, his wife, intends to go to Germany to watch the game.Best porn XXX. However, she is not inclined towards any resemblance to a ‘happy family’ facade. Turmoil has marred the 34-year-old’s personal life following reports of his affair with Lauryn Goodman, which led to estrangement from his wife. And now it seems the start of the Euro tournament has only added to the already existing drama surrounding Walker’s life. ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad Ahead of the upcoming match, the wives and girlfriends (WAGs) of the England soccer team have traveled to Germany. However, Annie Kilner has opted not to join them and will not be staying with the group. As reported by the Daily Mail, Kyle Walker’s wife has chosen not to fly as part of the official WAGs contingent. Instead, she plans to charter a private jet for herself and her four children, ensuring their prompt return after the match without any intention of remaining afterward. Kilner’s travel arrangements are expected to cost approximately $44,000 per trip. It is understood that tensions between Kilner and Walker have escalated since news of his affair became public, influencing her decision only to make this trip so their children can see their father. Sources indicate she does not want familial reconciliation or maintaining appearances during this visit. ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad Another factor influencing Kilner’s travel choice is related to Kyle Walker’s former girlfriend Lauryn Goodwill—mother of two children with the right-back. Goodwill had previously announced plans to accompany their son Kairo on a similar journey. However, recent developments suggest these arrangements might also change. Lauryn Goodman recently disclosed that she had initially prepared to travel to Germany with her son Kairo, to witness his father’s performance. However, these plans were derailed when Walker’s wife, Annie Kilner, decided to make the trip instead. ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad In order to avoid a potential controversy stemming from their contentious history, Goodman opted out of this journey. Instead, she has chosen to travel to the Slovenia match on June 25. Additionally, it has been reported that a camera crew will accompany her for a new docu-series that aims to unveil details about her past affair with Kyle Walker. Clearly, off-field drama is not in short supply for the Manchester City star either. What are your thoughts on this? Let us know in the comments. EssentiallySports is a digital-first sports media house that surfaces the best stories on America’s favorite sports celebrities with a fan’s perspective to 30+ M average monthly readers. Sports All Boxing Formula One Golf NASCAR NBA NFL ONE Championship Tennis UFC WWE Bodybuilding WNBA EssentiallySports About Us Advertise With Us Authors Editorial Team Behind The Scenes Humans of EssentiallySports Contact Us FAQs Our Brands FanCast On The Ropes Bodybuilding Bros Club Golf Lucky Dog on Track Sports All Boxing Formula One Golf NASCAR NBA NFL ONE Championship Tennis UFC WWE Bodybuilding WNBA Privacy Policy ES Pressroom Ethics Policy Fact-Checking Policy Corrections Policy Cookies Policy GDPR Compliance Terms of Use Editorial Guidelines Ownership and funding Information Full Spectrum Services LLP © 2024 | All Rights Reserved

More Sports ES Fancast Jun 11, 2024 | 9:49 PM EDT via Imago Credits: Imago via Imago Credits: Imago Shedeur Sanders kicked off a vibrant Football Youth Camp this year. The event, designed to ignite a passion for the game among young students, was a source of inspiration and motivation. The atmosphere was electric as kids chanted the Buffaloes quarterback’s signature song, Perfect Timing, and flocked around him for pictures and autographs, even imitating his signature wristwatch move.Best porn XXX. Shedeur also spent time throwing with the kids, sharing tips and tricks. While the excitement surrounding one of college football’s top quarterbacks was unsurprising, another surprising moment emerged: Shedeur’s half-brother, Deion Sanders Jr., who manages the team’s social media, also received a similarly warm welcome.  A video by Well Off Media captures Deion Jr. walking around campus, camera in hand, saying, “We’re going to show how it starts right here,” clearly planning some engaging youth camp content. He then encounters a young fan who eagerly requests an autograph on his T-shirt. Soon, other kids join the queue, eager to meet “Bucky” and get his signature on their caps. ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad Despite not being a player on the field, Deion Jr.’s charisma and skills, both with the camera and as a rapper, won over the Boulder crowd. He even charmed a female fan who confessed, “I’m a big fan of yours too! I play your music all the time, so you gotta sign my stuff right quick!” Bucky, always the professional, stepped away to capture the lively atmosphere of the camp, filming the long queue of children eagerly waiting to meet their football idols. Looks like his work hasn’t gone unnoticed.  ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad Deion Sanders Jr. isn’t following in his half-brother Shedeur’s footsteps on the football field, but he’s nonetheless built a successful career for himself. With a net worth estimated at $5 million, Bucky has found his path to wealth. His Well Off Media YouTube channel and merchandise line are thriving, and his music career is also taking off.  His recent music video “IGGY” was a hit with fans, and despite saying, “I just don’t really care about rapping,” he continues to impress. This month, his father, Coach Prime, collaborated with rap legend Snoop Dogg on a remix of the 1990s classic Must Be The Money. Interestingly, even Bucky got a chance to showcase his rapping skills on the big stage.  ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad Adding to the excitement, rumors are swirling that Bucky has signed a deal with the iconic Death Row Records label, which launched Snoop Dogg’s career. With Death Row’s history of launching music legends like Snoop and Tupac Shakur, this could be a game-changer for Bucky. While his half-brother Shedeur might be on track for NFL stardom, Bucky is carving his own path in the music industry. Who knows? Maybe in a few years, he’ll have the bigger fan base! EssentiallySports is a digital-first sports media house that surfaces the best stories on America’s favorite sports celebrities with a fan’s perspective to 30+ M average monthly readers. Sports All Boxing Formula One Golf NASCAR NBA NFL ONE Championship Tennis UFC WWE Bodybuilding WNBA EssentiallySports About Us Advertise With Us Authors Editorial Team Behind The Scenes Humans of EssentiallySports Contact Us FAQs Our Brands FanCast On The Ropes Bodybuilding Bros Club Golf Lucky Dog on Track Sports All Boxing Formula One Golf NASCAR NBA NFL ONE Championship Tennis UFC WWE Bodybuilding WNBA Privacy Policy ES Pressroom Ethics Policy Fact-Checking Policy Corrections Policy Cookies Policy GDPR Compliance Terms of Use Editorial Guidelines Ownership and funding Information Full Spectrum Services LLP © 2024 | All Rights Reserved

More Sports ES Fancast Jun 26, 2024 | 11:06 PM EDT Kahlil Benson is surely one tough nut to crack. For quite a long time now, Deion Sanders was feeling overwhelmed by the lack of discipline that plagued the Buffaloes’ program. But not anymore as he can now dispose of the duty to the Buffs OL, Benson.Best porn XXX. The player has already taken up the role as he keeps a tight ship with his teammates. Uncle Neely couldn’t help but praise Benson for his sincere efforts on the Thee Pregame Show Network podcast. Only a few days back, the OL was spotted taking a class of other Buffs who are now spotted to not give their 100%. But Benson is not going to accept that attitude now that they are on a mission to reverse their 4-8 narrative. Laziness and lack of sincerity are something that has been a problem for Deion Sanders’ team for quite some time now. But given the current situation where they are embarking on the big race of bringing the SEC title home, this laid-back attitude is something that the Buffs cannot afford to have. Understanding the long-time impacts, Benson has taken the reins in his hand. His new role did not go unnoticed as Uncle Neely stressed how the OL will bring out the best in his teammates pushing them to the edge. “It’s getting repetitive, so the guys need to step up. So he doesn’t have to say it as much, but he is a guy that will challenge his teammates will challenge that offensive line.” Commented Uncle Neely.  ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad In his quest to foster discipline within his program, Benson will choose unity over division. It’s not that he is only interested in reforming the O-Line to which he belongs. Instead, as Uncle Neely called attention to, “Everybody out there needs to know this about Kahlil Benson, he don’t just do it to the offensive line. He will do it to the entire offense. He would do it to the D-line.” Benson seems to be driven by only one purpose, “To win and go to the NFL and if he has to check your as* in the process he will check your as* in the process”. The name of Benson is enough to create terror in the Buffs roster.  Ever since the 6-foot-5, 325-pound tackle has committed himself to Boulder, he has found that hardly does his intensity matches with his teammates. To make everyone fall in the same line, Benson rose to action and took it upon himself to address the concern that might cost badly for the Buffs in the long run. As captured by Well Off Media, the OL did have an outburst where he was seen addressing the players, “They just said we going full speed but y’all ain’t doing full speed. Stop being soft, man,” he shouted, rallying his teammates to step up their game. He did not just stop at tagging his teammates “soft”. Benson lost his mind since to him laziness comes as nothing but disrespect. To ensure that the players are well aware of what they are lacking, the OL raised a warning, “Why being lazy as and that’s no respect…if y’all not going to sprint off the ball that f*cking lazy bro. That’s going to get our as* kicked…I’ll be damn with that. Y’all ain’t going to be here.”  It’s good to find out that at least someone took the burden off Deion Sanders’ shoulders, who already has a lot of things on his plate. Meanwhile, by extending a helping hand, Benson comes off as a generous individual, who not only ensures to prep himself for the NFL but also is mindful of optimizing his team’s potential in every possible way.   EssentiallySports is a digital-first sports media house that surfaces the best stories on America’s favorite sports celebrities with a fan’s perspective to 30+ M average monthly readers. Sports All Boxing Formula One Golf NASCAR NBA NFL ONE Championship Tennis UFC WWE Bodybuilding WNBA EssentiallySports About Us Advertise With Us Authors Editorial Team Behind The Scenes Humans of EssentiallySports Contact Us FAQs Our Brands FanCast On The Ropes Bodybuilding Bros Club Golf Lucky Dog on Track Sports All Boxing Formula One Golf NASCAR NBA NFL ONE Championship Tennis UFC WWE Bodybuilding WNBA Privacy Policy ES Pressroom Ethics Policy Fact-Checking Policy Corrections Policy Cookies Policy GDPR Compliance Terms of Use Editorial Guidelines Ownership and funding Information Full Spectrum Services LLP © 2024 | All Rights Reserved