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1) The Christmas caroler who is way to into it

2) The overly enthusiastic salvation army member

3) That crazy uncle

4) Your vulgar grandfather

5) That one family member who always has a drink

6) People who hate Christmas

7) Your ex that you don’t want to see

8)The high school squad

9) Your friends’ drunk parents

10) That annoying baby cousin

11) Your dog that thinks she’s a person

12)The disheveled town mall Santa

 

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Over the course of Tony Bennet’s tenure as the head coach of the Virginia men’s basketball team, the Cavaliers have emerged as one of college basketballs top programs, but this past season did not go as planned.  Unfortunately, after a stellar 2018 regular season that propelled UVA to the number 1 overall ranking, the Cavaliers made history by being the fist 1 seed to loose to a 16 seed.

With this being said, their is a lot of optimism in Charlottesville for this upcoming season.  UVA returns much of last years roster that includes All American candidates Kyle Guy, Ty Jerome, and Deandre Hunter.  According to Jerome, “we can’t avoid our past, but we are working harder than ever to make sure that it never happens again”.  Their is little doubt that the cavaliers will field a quality team and win a lot of games, but can they win in the postseason?

Each season people doubt UVA, and each season the cavaliers prove their naysayers wrong.  At least that is the case in the regular season.  Their is a belief among some basketball fans that the Cavaliers can’t win with their style of play, but I don’t think that is the case.  Its only a matter of time before Tony Bennet’s team finds success in the NCAA tournament.  With all the talent returning and another year of experience for their star players, the question is whether or not 2019 is the year the Cavaliers.

 

 

 

The game was supposed to be an Alabama blowout, but nobody told the Rebels that.  Ole Miss opened the game as a 21 point underdog, but instead of rolling over to the national champions, they scored fast with a 75 yard D.K Metcalf touchdown to take an early 7-0 lead. The rebel offense was just as explosive as advertised.

In what was a highly anticipated matchup between Hawaiian quarterbacks Jordan Ta’amu and  Tua Tagovailoa, it was Ta’amu that stole the show throwing for 367 yards and 4 touchdowns.  If the nation didn’t know who Ta’amu was before, they sure do now. As for Tagovaliloa, the spotlight may have been to big for him despite being the hero of the national championship just a couple of months ago.  Tagovaliloa’s three interceptions were the most of his career and proved to be very costly.  Alabama coach Nick Saban made the switch to backup quarterback Jalen Hurts, but the moved was too late as the Ole Miss rebels upset the crimson tide to the tune of a 43-27 victory.

As for the goal post, it has yet to be located but was last seen being carried through the grove by a crowd of crazed Ole Miss fans. Next week, Ole Miss takes on Kent State and Alabama returns home to play Texas A&M.

1.Once again Facebook remains the top social media platform. 

2.Youtube is on the Rise– 58% of marketers intend to increase their Youtube activities.

3.Prolonged investment in social media marketing has attracted new partnerships.

 

4.Pinterest and Snapchat are on the outside looking in– Approximately 75 percent of marketers have no plan to pay for ads in these platforms

5.Marketers want to learn about Facebook– Even with the multitude of social media platforms, Facebook takes first place in platforms that marketers want to learn more about.

6.Messenger Bots are here to stay– The majority of marketers plan on using messenger bots in the future to provide better service.

7.Visual Images are the future

8.Twitter is on the decline– Instagram overtook Twitter in the most used social media platforms poll.

 

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