Former Sports Writer | Now I Build Brands and Make them Unforgettable | I also collect basketball cards
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David Vuong retweeted
The difference in media amenities and experiences between Intuit Dome and Crypto [dot] com Arena over this last week was insanely staggering, from parking to food to seating to ease. Itβs genuinely startling to see how bad Crypto has gotten compared to other situations. Itβs sad.
David Vuong retweeted
The LA Clippers and Intuit Dome today released a Community Benefits Agreement Progress Report documenting the commitments, investments and community impact associated with the development of Intuit Dome in Inglewood π
Some of the numbers:
- $539.2 million in construction contracts awarded to Minority Business Enterprises and Disadvantaged Business Enterprises, representing 33.2% of the Construction Managerβs guaranteed maximum price.
- Approximately $297.4 million awarded to qualified local businesses.
- 23.14% of construction workers hired locally, representing 30.12% of total hours worked on the project.
- Up to $75 million made available through an affordable-housing fund to support the acquisition, preservation and development of affordable and mixed-income housing in Inglewood, with $21.25 million contributed to date to Century Housing and Home Court Advantage.
- $3 million contributed to the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles for rental support and anti-eviction services.
- $2.5 million contributed for first-time homebuyer assistance.
- Approximately $1.99 million contributed to renovate public basketball courts in Inglewood, compared with an original commitment of $300,000.
- An average of 118 free tickets provided for every regular-season Clippers home game during the 2025β26 season, compared with an average commitment of 100 tickets.
- Five days of Intuit Dome access provided to the City of Inglewood during the reporting period.
- $150,000 contributed to 2nd Call to support job-placement programs for formerly incarcerated individuals entering the building and construction trades.
David Vuong retweeted
This is what the highlight-tape scouts complaining about lack of separation missed with Keaton Wagler.
No surprise he's settling in nicely.
David Vuong retweeted
Seek truth tellers on your journey the grown men who laugh at your jokes that aren't funny won't be there for you when it's Rosetta Stone time.
Florida State head coach Luke Loucks' recruiting pitch to Shon Abaev in the transfer portal:
"Shon, you want to play in the NBA? I'm just telling you your efficiency is abysmal. Your shot selection is terrible. You don't guard anyone. You don't rebound. It seems like you're only interested in playing when the ball goes in the hoop. And the ball didn't go in the hoop."
Damn. π
David Vuong retweeted
β 4th most valuable franchise per Forbes ($7.8B)
β 4th most revenue from the 2025-26 season ($602M)
β Privately funded $2B stadium
β Hosted 75th All-Star game
β Built nearly 500 public & community basketball courts across Southern California
But yeah zero positive value
David Vuong retweeted
Kris Dunn shoved JDub in the back while he was airborne, causing him to land hard on his back with his leg bending awkwardly out of place.
Kris Dunn also undercut Shai on a fast break, causing him to twist his ankle and limp afterward.
You need to be investigated, sir. Youβre officially on PERMANENT hate watch
David Vuong retweeted
Three stars. One mission. JuJu Watkins, Jazzy Davidson and Saniyah Hall are ready to write the next chapter of Trojan basketball as they star on SLAM 265.
πslam.ly/slam265-usc
David Vuong retweeted
JUJU WATKINS TODAY:
β’ 18 POINTS
β’ 3 REBOUNDS
β’ 3 STEALS
β’ 2 ASSISTS
β’ 23 MINUTES PLAYED
WELCOME BACK JUJU!
David Vuong retweeted
I thought the caption was just a joke to play on this little boy being so good. No, they actually DID call the police and the family was asked to leave.
Why would the police enable such stupidity?
David Vuong retweeted
Paul George Elite coaches pissed me off so bad they made me get back in grassroots after 10 years out the game. Took Joe to Washington Supreme he was PG I was head coach he killed the circuit and @MattReynolds___ gave us our own deal and that's how Team CPSA was born.
Joe Sterling dominated this past summer playing two grade levels upπ³
The 2026 @TeamCPSA Guard currently holds 7 D1 offers and is leading @CrespiHoops this winterπ₯
Check out the full 11 minute tape on @AveryQuadβs YouTube channel βQuadVisualβ
Quad Goals by @Fanatics
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David Vuong retweeted
π PACKSTACKS GIVEAWAY! π
PackStacks returns October 21β24 with FOUR nights of sealed trading card packs!
To celebrate, we're giving TWO collectors a $10 PackStacks credit!
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David Vuong retweeted
Brendan Haywood says the NBA has lost its offensive identity, arguing that every team now runs the same pace and space, pick and roll system instead of having its own style of play.
Haywood points to the early 2000s, when the Lakers ran the Triangle Offense, the Kings relied on high post action, and Jason Kiddβs Nets used the Princeton Offense. He believes that variety made teams more distinct and harder to prepare for. He also criticizes modern big men for posting up from the three point line instead of taking advantage of smaller defenders near the basket, arguing that the NBA needs to bring back more diverse offensive systems.