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06/25/2025

05/28/2025

https://youtu.be/Cnuu0Wwjraw?si=J2GUqdV9aAOthjo9

In 1976, the band Boston released the monumental song More Than A Feeling. However, Boston weren't actually a band at all. The genius behind this track, Tom ...

05/21/2025

https://youtu.be/U_6TTlEOu88

The marshy interior of southern Louisiana is home to a cuisine, language and sound all its own. Today, Cajun and Zydeco music, often sung in French, is enjoy...

05/12/2025

https://youtu.be/JkuS-JkHd8s?si=5PITkOec4OUwrC2o

Star Wars day! So, this video was originally posted to YouTube a YEAR ago, but was copyright claimed and made unavaila...

04/21/2025

04/20/2025

It's Cinematic Fõzböl

It didn’t take long after Pete Carroll landed in Vegas for the energy to shift—something changed in the desert air, like a coach who wasn’t ready to disappear quietly was already plotting his next ambush. One minute, the Raiders were licking wounds from a 4-13 collapse, and the next, whispers started surfacing—Carroll was back in his element, scheming behind tinted sunglasses, scouting quarterbacks not for polish, but for grit. And then Quinn Ewers walked in. The Texas gunslinger with a golden arm and NIL deals longer than a Sin City buffet line wasn’t there for a photo op. He was there to compete—because Pete doesn’t host quarterbacks; he dares them. Ewers, with his calm swagger and battle scars from dragging Texas out of irrelevance, sat across from the man who made chewing gum feel like a leadership style, and the challenge was clear: “If you’re here, you’re competing.” No filters. No fluff. Just fire.

But that’s just the beginning. Geno Smith, once a footnote, now the face of Carroll’s second act, showed up with a $75 million deal and something more valuable—respect. Brady nodded. Carroll smiled. And Geno, the same guy who kept texting film questions long after he left Seattle, finally got the keys without an expiration date. He’s not just holding the line—he’s chasing legacy. With a rookie center, a new offense built for fireworks, and Tom Brady whispering culture like a football Gandalf, Geno’s betting on himself in a way Vegas can understand: all-in, no backups. It’s Carroll’s Vegas vision—unpredictable, electric, and fueled by quarterbacks who know exactly what’s at stake. The rebuild isn’t quiet. It’s cinematic. Because for Pete Carroll, there’s no rebuild—just another competition.