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Nolan Wells, college football and the responsibility the game has to him

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By Justin Tinsley Verified
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College football — football in general, honestly — is the only religion America worships, and it never has to agree on what it believes in to function. Even as the game becomes more unabashedly capitalistic, there’s still something uniquely personal about college football. From HBCUs to the Power 4, ritual resides in the details. It is a living legacy. For many American families, the sport can be used to trace their history. It’s a weird sport.
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How long will they mourn Tupac?

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By Justin Tinsley Verified
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Closure can never be anything other than subjective. Finding “it” doesn’t erase the past. It doesn’t promise a future without pain. And it can never resurrect a loved one. Regarding Tupac Shakur — one of history’s most beloved multi-hyphenates and most famous murder victims — such is certainly the case. Shakur is omnipresent. His music remains a fan favorite across streaming and social media. His interviews have become scriptures.
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Nipsey Hussle, Bino Rideaux and the marathon behind ‘Prolific’

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By Justin Tinsley Verified
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Just weeks before his death, Nipsey Hussle stopped by Power 106 in Los Angeles to speak with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk of the L.A. Leakers. The biggest takeaway from the interview, one of the last of his short yet transcendent life, was that Nipsey genuinely appeared excited. Already a legend on Crenshaw and Slauson and across Los Angeles, the 33-year-old was taking his star power on a national, upward turn.
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