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How drunk was Rapinoe last night?😂😂
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tiernatime · 2 years
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a friendship i didn’t know i needed !!!
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obsessive-evie · 2 months
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is anyone else seeing what happened to TCU’s wcbb team??? They got SO unlucky. Like say what you want abt Sedona I’ve heard she’s a lil odd but I don’t know much about her, but a team going from 13-0 ranked top 25 to having OPEN TRY OUTS IS INSANE.
they literally had injury after injury after injury AND ARE DOWN TO SIX. PLAYERS.
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misskelley · 1 year
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How are you going to be 6’7 and average less than five rebounds on average. The average height of the WNBA is 5’11 you basically have a foot on the whole competition, and you aren’t going to use it to your advantage?
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Stewie in Sedona’s fit check😭
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operator238 · 2 years
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The duo we didn’t know we needed!
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fortheloveof-women · 2 years
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if you’re on lesbian tiktok, im sure you’ve seen that sedona prince and her girlfriend rylee broke up. there are rumors swirling apparently that sedona cheated on rylee, which is unfortunate if true, but has not really been confirmed. at any rate, i have seen probably upwards of ten slanderous videos about sedona— who, by the way, is a college student, so maybe 21 or 22 years old— saying she has “rancid vibes” and that rylee was doing “charity work” by dating her.
my take on this whole thing is that people are absolutely giving sedona a harsher time because she’s masculine. rylee is incredibly feminine, so of course everyone is flocking behind her in support, despite them filming a breakup video together and assuring their audience that they both have nothing but love for each other. i can’t help but think that if sedona was more gender-conforming, that people would have so much more grace and understanding for her (like, if she did cheat, that’s shitty, but come on, she’s young and prone to making mistakes). but people already associate being a “player”, rudeness, and even violence with masc/butch women, so of course she’s receiving a vitriol of hate. it’s like people absolutely froth at the mouth for a chance to shit all over butch lesbians. they act nice and supportive at first, and then as soon as they make one misstep, all of that support turns to disgust and hate, as if to say, “we never really trusted you in the first place, you were never one of us.”
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mwin23 · 2 years
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furiousfinnstan · 1 year
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mutual cheating??? in MY c list celebrity lesbian drama
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ohyoufool · 7 days
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jacks women’s March madness NCAA bracket gets pinned to the espn homepage as a “celebrity pick” or whatnot which is cute. Yay! Go Jack! Big Internet Moment! Everyone Is So Proud!
Meanwhile Bitty is sleeping with the pillow over his head because Jack has been up at 3am hunched over the computer for the last WEEK muttering “what….. oh my god…… amazing….” at Caitlyn Clark’s stat line and tape.
and lest we forget! Bitty is a creature of the internet. you KNOW he would be keeping up on the sedona prince drama. he's been lowkey following her since the pandemic! how could he not! she exposed the inequities of march madness ncaa basketball, rose to fame as a queer icon, and had a messy public lesbian breakup. BITTY WOULD KNOW ABOUT IT.
so I would imagine dinner conversations at their house during this march are basically heated debates about actual players and teams qualifications and trying to weigh tara vanderveer's experience as a coach versus upstart programs. AND you know they are both lowkey rooting for TCU because of the gay lore of it all
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my favorite marauders ships and what songs i feel fit their vibes (mostly happy ones for this post i don't need the extra pain atm)
i feel like the reasoning for most of these is pretty obvious but if anybody wants an in-depth explanation i am always happy to go into way too much detail about songs and what they mean to me so ask away
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Hayloft & Hayloft II by Mother Mother
Psycho Killer by Talking Heads (especially ahb rosekiller)
Sledgehammer by Peter Gabriel
Burning Down the House by Talking Heads
My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark by Fall Out Boy
Once In a Lifetime by Talking Heads
Topaz by The B-52's
Then I Met You by The Proclaimers
Angel With a Shotgun by The Cab
bury a friend by Billie Eilish
Romance Is Boring by Los Campesinos!
Life's a Bit by NOAHFINNCE
I Can't Decide by The Scissor Sisters
dorlene
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Michelle by Sir Chloe
Sedona by Sir Chloe
Flirting with Her by Sir Babygirl
Would You Be So Kind by dodie
How Lovely by Reinaeiry
Boyfriend by Dove Cameron
Judas by Lady Gaga
Hollywood by MARINA
Alejandro by Lady Gaga
Chelsea Dagger by The Fratellis
New Americana by Halsey
Obsessed With You by The Orion Experience
Girls in Bikinis by Poppy
jegulus
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Midnight Rain by Taylor Swift
Gilded Lily by Cults
Inside Out by Bears in Trees
Curses by The Crane Wives
Getaway Car by Taylor Swift
Timothée Chalamet by The Foxies
Murders by ミラクルミュージカル
Never Say Never by Romeo Void
Rose-Colored Boy by Paramore
Cry with you by Jeremy Zucker
Ruler of Everything by Tally Hall
Je ne parle pas français by Namika
Meteor Shower by Cavetown
wolfstar
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Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy by Queen
Under Pressure by Queen & David Bowie
The Prettiest Star by David Bowie
Mr Loverman by Ricky Montgomery
Daddy Issues by The Neighbourhood
The Chain by Fleetwood Mac
Me and You and a Dog Named Boo by Lobo
Nancy Mulligan by Ed Sheeran
Miss Americana & The Heartbreak Prince by Taylor Swift
My Type by Saint Motel
Lent by Autoheart
Please Mr. Postman by The Marvelettes
(They Long To Be) Close To You by Carpenters
marylily
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we fell in love in october by girl in red
bad idea by girl in red (esp just lovers marylily)
Kiss Her You Fool by Kids That Fly
Sappho by Frankie Cosmos
Buzzkill by Baby Queen
Dancing Queen by ABBA
Just Another Day by Lady Gaga
Record Player by Daisy the Great & AJR
Sunshine On My Shoulders by John Denver
Crush by Tessa Violet
If You Want To by beabadoobee
Girls Like Girls by Hayley Kiyoko
Put Your Records On by Ritt Momney
honorary mention because i kept finding songs that reminded me of them:
pandalily
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space girl by Frances Forever
Chiquitita by ABBA
Moment In The Sun by Sunflower Bean
Manic Pixie Dream Girl by Addison Grace
Thank God You Introduced Me to Your Sister by Sarah Barrios
Lavender by Penelope Scott
UrbanAngel1999 by Thomas Headon
Rhiannon by Fleetwood Mac
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poisonedprose · 11 months
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❥ ₊˚✧ petrified wood - send in a charcter and a quote / lyric and ill make a mood board and / or playlist (your pick)
so sorry im late, but here to spam now! this one with cruel summer by taylor swift <3
cruel summer mood board ! - 𝐇𝐄 𝐋𝐎𝐎𝐊𝐒 𝐔𝐏 𝐆𝐑𝐈𝐍𝐍𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐋𝐈𝐊𝐄 𝐀 𝐃𝐄𝐕𝐈𝐋
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𝘿𝙀𝙑𝙄𝙇𝙎 𝙍𝙊𝙇𝙇 𝙏𝙃𝙀 𝘿𝙄𝘾𝙀 31 min 21 sec ★ cruel summer - taylor swift ★ sedona - sir chloe ★ hey lover! - wabie ★ all of the girls you loved before - taylor swift ★ end of beginning - djo ★ at least im pretty - harriette ★ girls - girl in red ★ false god - taylor swift ★ miss americana and the heart break prince - taylor swift ★ greek god - conan gray
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uswnt5 · 2 years
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Sedona Prince who plays for Oregon womens bball team said she saw Tobin Heath last night on her snap & she did the chef kiss everyone loves Tobin lol
Cute
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gatorsportsfan · 4 months
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Athletes sue NCAA, Power 5 for not getting paid
The NCAA added a new legal challenge to its already cumbersome caseload Thursday, as a trio of college athletes filed suit against the association and its five most powerful conferences claiming that rules that prohibit schools from paying their athletes violate antitrust law. Duke football player Dewayne Carter, Stanford soccer player Nya Harrison and TCU basketball player Sedona Prince filed…
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House vs. NCAA Could Mean 1.4 billion Payout for D1 Athletes  
By Elina Natarajan, Cornell University Class of 2026
November 13, 2023
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Going back to the year 2020, Grant House who swam for Arizona State filed a lawsuit against the NCAA. Arizona State is one of the fastest swim programs in the country, and Grant House was one of their fastest swimmers, therefore, he could have made some real money off of NIL deals had he been given the opportunity. That is the basis of the original lawsuit that Grant House filed against the NCCA. He claimed that he was stripped of the revenue that he could have created had the rules been different for all of his years of eligibility. After the original form of this lawsuit was filed the NCAA changed its rules to allow athletes to create revenue from their name image and likeness [5]. This rule means that athletes can use their name image and likeness to create revenue [5] This was a monumental shift in the NCAA rules, and it allowed for thousands of athletes to be able to capitalize on the skills that they possess. However, this did not make the House v NCAA case go away, but rather it shifted form [1]. 
The lawsuit then brought in other famous Division One athletes as plaintiffs, including Sedona Prince who was previously a women's basketball player for Oregon, and now plays for TCU, and former Illinois football player Tymir Oliver [1][2]. The three athletes argued that they were entitled to back pay for the years that the NCAA rules disallowed them to profit from their NIL. The precedent for this case that they are using is the Sherman’s Anti-Trust Act from 1890 [2]. This was the first federal act that outlawed monopolistic business practices [4]. The athletes claim that since the NCAA is a monopoly, the restrictions they place on athletes to create their own revenue or have a percentage of the revenue they create is a violation of this precedent. Since adding these two other plaintiffs to the case, in the past week, there has been serious development that greatly sides with the athletes in this lawsuit. 
This past Friday, the three athletes stood in the California court in front of Judge Claudia Wilken and asked to be granted certification to be a class action lawsuit [2]. The NCAA greatly protested the wishes to become a class action as that makes the settlement or potential payout in court substantially larger. The argument that the NCAA presented to Judge Wilken is that “There are substantial differences in the athlete's NIL worth”[2]. However, Judge Wilkens was not very interested in that part of the testimony. Rather was very in tune with the proposal of the athlete's attorneys. They requested that they be granted a class action certification if they divided the division one athlete population into three groups[1]. The first group was men's basketball and men's football. The second group is women's basketball. Thirdly would be a group that represents the rest of the Division One athletes. The reasoning behind the division of the groups is how they feel they are losing money due to the restrictions that the NCAA is putting on their ability to create revenue. They feel that they are losing money in three ways. First is restrictions on NILs and the money that they lost prior to the new rules. Secondly, they feel they were losing money by not having rights to video game deals. Thirdly what the court sees as the most important area is how the athletes have no rights to revenues from broadcasting. The way that these areas of loss are connected to the three categories of athletes, is how these athletes experience financial loss. The attorneys of the plaintiffs argue that men's basketball and football lose revenue in all three categories, women's basketball loses revenue in NIL deals and broadcasting, and all other athletes lose income from restrictions on NIL deals[1]. 
There was evidence that was presented by both sides to Judge Wilkens. The most riveting piece of evidence that was submitted in this hearing was that the entirety of the current student-athletes ’ NILs does not even equal 10% of what the conferences collect as revenue for broadcasting [3]. The athletes were appalled at this statistic that was reported, as they are the ones who are being broadcasted and they have absolutely no right to the revenue that is created. The NCAA tried to get the report with that statistic struck from the record, however, Judge Wilkens denied that request and claimed that it was a crucial piece of information. This led to Judge Wilkens granting the plaintiffs the class action certification that they were requesting [3[. This means that the three plaintiffs now represent all Division One athletes currently, and even athletes who are no longer competing. This is approximately 15,000 athletes that now have a stake in this court case. If the NCAA loses, they are looking at a 1.4-billion-dollar payout [3]. 
Many people look at a case like this and see that the NCAA is a large monopoly power and is unlikely to lose a case of this kind, as there have been many before. However, some things make this case different which gives these plaintiffs a chance at forcing the NCAA into either a settlement or into court where they have a strong chance of winning. The first and most important is that Judge Wilkens is the judge for this case, and she has previously indicated and demonstrated that she is not a fan of the practices of the NCAA. While Judges are to remain impartial, there is no denying that a judge's history of how they rule is not imperative in deciding whether to settle or fight something out in court. Judge Wilkens has previously sided against the NCAA both times she heard a case with the NCAA as the defendant. The first was with O’Bannon v NCAA and the second was with Alston v. NCAA [2]. This history of siding against the NCAA and the fact that she shut down the NCAA request to strike the report from the record is good news for the plaintiffs. Currently, this court case is scheduled to go to trial in January 2025, however, all news indicates that there is a great chance that the NCAA settles before that time. 
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“Bringing down the House: House v. NCAA Could Potentially Mean Big Changes for Collegiate Nil Rules.” JD Supra, www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/bringing-down-the-house-house-v-ncaa-2466293/. Accessed 10 Nov. 2023.  
How House v. NCAA Could Change the Landscape of College Sports, www.si.com/college/gonzaga/basketball/how-house-v-ncaa-could-change-the-landscape-of-college-sports. Accessed 11 Nov. 2023.  
“Athletes granted class action certification in antitrust case vs the NCAA” https://www.espn.com/college-sports/story/_/id/38813620/athletes-granted-class-certification-antitrust-case-vs-ncaa +. Accessed 10 Nov. 2023.  
“Sherman Anti-Trust Act (1890).” National Archives and Records Administration, National Archives and Records Administration, www.archives.gov/milestone-documents/sherman-anti-trust-act. Accessed 10 Nov. 2023.  
“What Is Nil? NCAA Rule Explained.” NCSA College Recruiting, 2 Oct. 2023, www.ncsasports.org/name-image-likeness. 
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michelleliloia · 5 months
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Difference in March Madness for Men’s and Women’s Basketball Part 1
My fifth and final blog will look at the difference in March Madness for men’s and women’s basketball. Specifically, it will look at the 2021 tournament, when Sedona Prince, a player for the Oregon women’s basketball team, documented what the women’s weight room looked like for March Madness compared to what the men’s weight room looked like. If you can picture a gym in someone’s basement, then you can picture what the women’s weight room looked like. A home gym is not extravagant and it does not have elaborate exercise equipment. The men’s weight room, on the other hand, looked like a health club. They were given every machine and every weight possible. How is this fair? These men and women are playing the same game of basketball in the same tournament but for some reason the women weren’t given the same treatment as the men. Prince says, "If you're not upset about this problem, then you're a part of it” (Today, “Oregon’s Sedona Prince, Who Shot Infamous Video at Last Year’s Women’s NCAA Tournament, Speaks Out”). The female basketball players weren’t just given an inadequate weight room to use, they also didn’t receive the same merchandise that the male basketball players received. Pictures surfaced in March 2021 of the branded gifts the men's team received compared to the gifts for the women’s team. The picture made it blatantly obvious that the men received a ton more merchandise, all of which was branded with the “March Madness” logo. The video that Prince posted went viral overnight and forced the NCAA to closely examine the disparities between the two tournaments. The men's luxurious weight room, combined with the branded merch, led to an uproar and it resulted in the NCAA fixing the disparities.
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