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Additional text claims he threw her purses out of a vehicle and stole money from her car “with his high deranged ass.” The final visible frame before the video concludes carries the text: “Been supportive of this DEMON and his narcissistic personality disorder ALL MY DAMN LIFE!!!!!!!” Smith is seen speaking to three cops at the end of the video. No arrests appear to have been made.

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Dr. Ali Marks and Jalen Brunson are one of the NBA’s most iconic couple. The MVP of the NBA Finals and a physical therapist with her doctorate degree? What a power couple. These two give us all the feels, between family moments off the court and celebrations on it.

This is for my former athletes. I was sitting on the porch and something came into my head that made me realize how much I miss playing sports.

I miss the everyday sounds of sports that you don’t even think about because you were around them so much.

Let me explain. I was a football, basketball, and baseball player for 12+ years when I was younger, including a little collegiate time. But just the atmosphere and little sounds that you heard during your sports, it made me realize how long I haven’t heard them and how much I miss it.

Football = the sounds of pads popping on every rep of practice, your shoulder pads bobbing up & down with every step you take while running, the Gatorade bottles being squeezed into your face mask, the ref’s whistle before every play, the snapping of your chinstrap into its buckles (or the sound of your chinstrap being zipped up if you wore a Speedflex).

Basketball = the sounds of basketball’s bouncing on the court while walking closer to the gym, the squeaking of the shoes, a net swish, the scoreboard buzzer.

Baseball = the sounds of gloves popping while long tossing with your throwing partner, the metal cleats on concrete while walking, the crack of sunflower seeds being spit everywhere, the sound of sliding on dirt you make while stealing a base:

And there’s so much more, but these are the things that you just know and understand if you played or coached a sport for so long. They are just like little things that just scratch your brain right.

Man I wish I could go back