did anez cooper take a loss?

[ageezy]

i didn't think so ... but what do i know ... shoutout to the young guy getting busy
@DMoney ... heard somebody saying your splits "too big" ... speaks to our philosophy of tight splits to avoid negative plays

 

[BDF29]

no he handled that kid

 

[Reyrey]

Nope. kid went where anez let him

 

[Dr. Citizen Cane]

Looked like Coop was giving half effort, but I like the dog in that kid. Sign him up

 

[Gransapo]

Nate Jones from Goodwin Sports speaks eloquently about the monoculture that social media has created. This epitomizes his position so clearly.

 

[CANESCANES]

Coop would have pancaked him if he wanted to

 

[DC3]

https://247sports.com/player/edwardo-thompson-46154746/

 

[JamesQuall]

Yea, Coop treated him like a brother 5 years younger. Just enough effort to make him feel like he did something.

 

[DemCanes10]

LOL….he could buried him in the turf if he wanted to

 

[KANE]

Yeah, Coop was toying with the kid. He could have literally lifted the kid off the ground and thrown him. He was definitely going about half speed, if that.

 

[SanAmaro2005]

Nate Jones from Goodwin Sports speaks eloquently about the monoculture that social media has created. This epitomizes his position so clearly.

What do you mean? I haven't listened to / read Nate Jones. Genuinely curious, and haven't seen the term monoculture outside of farming.

 

[Gransapo]

What do you mean? I haven't listened to / read Nate Jones. Genuinely curious, and haven't seen the term monoculture outside of farming.

He believes social media has fostered a cultural monoculture—flattening individuality and nuance in favor of algorithm-driven sameness. He reflects on how platforms reward conformity, amplify popular trends, and discourage critical thinking or alternative viewpoints. Drawing on his experience in the sports industry and beyond, Jones highlights how this environment pressures athletes, creatives, and everyday users to prioritize virality over authenticity. His commentary challenges audiences to reclaim personal voice and resist the subtle but powerful currents of digital homogenization.

 

[Bender]

He believes social media has fostered a cultural monoculture—flattening individuality and nuance in favor of algorithm-driven sameness. He reflects on how platforms reward conformity, amplify popular trends, and discourage critical thinking or alternative viewpoints. Drawing on his experience in the sports industry and beyond, Jones highlights how this environment pressures athletes, creatives, and everyday users to prioritize virality over authenticity. His commentary challenges audiences to reclaim personal voice and resist the subtle but powerful currents of digital homogenization.

bro a hs kid just acted nuts because he pretends that he beat a nfl guard who was laughing through the rep

no need for an advanced philosophy class

(but you're right tho)

 

[88]

He didnt even lose the rep

 

[ssvir]

 

[Invalid Username]

Some of you have no brain cells haha

 

[Cribby]

In what world is that rep a loss for cooper ?

 

[bdcane4eva]

This was some make a wish foundation thing giving the kid a moment...
Loss? Cmon man..

 

[SanAmaro2005]

He believes social media has fostered a cultural monoculture—flattening individuality and nuance in favor of algorithm-driven sameness. He reflects on how platforms reward conformity, amplify popular trends, and discourage critical thinking or alternative viewpoints. Drawing on his experience in the sports industry and beyond, Jones highlights how this environment pressures athletes, creatives, and everyday users to prioritize virality over authenticity. His commentary challenges audiences to reclaim personal voice and resist the subtle but powerful currents of digital homogenization.

Got it. Thanks for the explanation.

 

[88]

In what world is that rep a loss for cooper ?

It's bc the high school kid is ****y and someone is yelling "WOOO"