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Jason Whitlock hasn’t been quiet about his dislike for Deion Sanders and the program he’s built at the University of Colorado Boulder. For starters, he doesn’t appreciate “Deion's approach to coaching because he packages it and wraps it and sells it in a Christian package, and there's nothing Christian about Deion's approach.” From the “rappers in the locker room” and Deion’s “worship of his son” to his “treatment of the players” and “the radical materialism he promotes,” Whitlock sees only secularism in Coach Prime's personal conduct and his football program. Before the season began, he predicted that Colorado would perform poorly. However, the Buffaloes are having an excellent season thus far. They’re currently 7-2. Even so, Jason is confident that “people are gloating too soon.” “I'm going to predict — and I mean this in all seriousness — they're going to lose two of their next three games and might lose all three … Utah, Kansas, and Oklahoma State,” he says. In fact, Whitlock is so confident in his hypothesis that he’s willing to make a bet. “If the Colorado Buffaloes finish better than 8-4 in the regular season, I'm going to fly myself to whatever bowl game they're playing, dress myself in Colorado gear, and sit in the stands, no matter where it is, and cheer on the Colorado Buffaloes. That's how confident I am,” he says. That’s not to say Whitlock is incapable of giving credit where credit is due, however. He acknowledges that Colorado, despite his predictions, has improved significantly since last season. “This team has improved, and I was wrong about the level of improvement they would see in year two — dead wrong about that,” he admits, adding that Deion’s son, Shedeur, is also a “top-flight quarterback” who has “handled himself significantly better than he did a year ago.” Even so, the Colorado Buffaloes “have not improved nearly as much as you think, and that will show up in these last three games,” Whitlock reiterates. To hear the why behind Jason’s prediction, watch the clip above. Want more from Jason Whitlock?To enjoy more fearless conversations at the crossroads of culture, faith, sports, and comedy with Jason Whitlock, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

The Guardian, a British, left-leaning news outlet, and former CNN anchor Don Lemon separately announced that they will no longer be posting on X.On Wednesday morning, the newspaper published an article explaining its reasoning behind leaving the social media site. According to the Guardian, the "benefits" of posting on the platform no longer outweigh the so-called "negatives," noting that its resources would be better spent elsewhere.'They are irrelevant.'The Guardian blamed "disturbing content" on X, citing "far-right conspiracy theories and racism.""The U.S. presidential election campaign served only to underline what we have considered for a long time: that X is a toxic media platform and that its owner, Elon Musk, has been able to use its influence to shape political discourse," the news outlet wrote.While the Guardian stated that it will no longer post on the site, it noted that its reporters will continue using X for "news-gathering purposes.""X now plays a diminished role in promoting our work," the newspaper declared, adding that its "business model does not rely on viral content tailored to the whims of the social media giants' algorithms."At the bottom of its article, the Guardian requested donations from readers to help it "stand up to four more years of Donald Trump."Former CNN host Don Lemon posted a similar farewell message on his X account.After Lemon was fired by the network last year, he tried to negotiate an exclusive content partnership with Musk on X to start his new independent show. The deal collapsed after Lemon made excessive contract demands and conducted an awkward interview with Musk, pushing for censorship on the platform.Lemon told his X followers on Wednesday morning, "It's time for me to leave the platform."He claimed that he previously viewed X as "a place for honest debate and discussion, transparency, and free speech.""But I now feel it does not serve that purpose," Lemon remarked."In addition, starting this Friday, November 15, X is implementing new terms of service, which among other things states that 'All disputes … be brought exclusively in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas or state courts located in Tarrant County, Texas," he continued.He cited a Washington Post article that claimed the platform's new terms of service "ensure[] that such lawsuits will be heard in courthouses that are a hub for conservatives, which experts say could make it easier for X to shield itself from litigation and punish critics.""I think that speaks for itself," Lemon declared.X users annihilated both the Guardian and Lemon in the comments of their departure announcement posts.In response to the Guardian's decision to leave, Musk responded, "They are irrelevant."Multiple X users mocked the news outlet for announcing its departure from the platform.Influencer DC Draino, whose real name is Rogan O'Handley, told Lemon that "nobody cares" that he will no longer be on X.Conservative filmmaker Robby Starbuck replied to Lemon, stating, "I give it one month before you can't help yourself and come back on here."Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Mattel "deeply regrets" printing a link to a pornographic website on the packaging for a "Wicked" doll aimed at children. The URL misprint linked to a porn site that requires people to be 18 years or older to enter. Barbie toy producer Mattel has issued an apology after customers noticed that its "Wicked" dolls mistakenly directed customers to the website of the Wicked Pictures pornographic movie studio, instead of the correct WickedMovie.com site.The 'Wicked' dolls are listed on eBay for as much as $350. Mattel released a statement on the X-rated error to the Hollywood Reporter on Sunday: "Mattel was made aware of a misprint on the packaging of the Mattel Wicked collection dolls, primarily sold in the U.S., which intended to direct consumers to the official WickedMovie.com landing page." "We deeply regret this unfortunate error and are taking immediate action to remedy this," the toy company said. "Parents are advised that the misprinted, incorrect website is not appropriate for children."Mattel added, "Consumers who already have the product are advised to discard the product packaging or obscure the link and may contact Mattel Customer Service for further information."Users on social media shared photos and videos of the salacious slip-up. The dolls are advertised for children aged four and up.Mattel said the company is in the process of yanking the toys from the shelves at retailers, including Amazon, Target, Barnes & Noble, and Walmart. While the "Wicked" dolls retail for around $25, the accidentally adult versions have already been listed on eBay for as much as $350. "Inspired by Universal Pictures' 'Wicked,' the singing Glinda fashion doll captures the lovable, memorable moment from the film," the description of the doll read on Mattel's website. "Press the button and sing along with clips of her iconic song, 'Popular.' The kind-hearted character wears a removable, soft pink gown accessorized with hairclips and shoes. Her long, blonde hair completes the movie look for endless styling fun!""Highlighting the magic of sisterhood and friendship, 'Wicked' dolls make an inspiring gift for kids to play out their biggest dreams," the toy company added. "Glinda doll wears a soft, removable, pink ombre dress with puff sleeves and features her long blonde hair – use her hair clip accessories to create even more Glinda-fied styles and looks!" The dolls were released to coincide with the release of Universal's adaptation of the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical on Nov. 22. "Wicked" features Grammy and Tony-winning actress Cynthia Erivo as Elphaba and Grammy-winning, multi-platinum singer Ariana Grande as Glinda.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Blizzard is a game developer that likes to pull things out of the bag and surprise people. As part of the Warcraft 30th Anniversary Direct stream held on Wednesday November 13, the WoW dev revealed that not only is Warcraft 2 getting remastered, but the original Warcraft Orcs and Humans is too. What’s more, both are available right now, so it’s time to rewind the clock and head back into the original genre-defining RTS games. Now you can see where StarCraft, Command and Conquer, and many others got some of their inspiration from. Continue reading Surprise, Warcraft Orcs and Humans and Warcraft 2 remasters are out now

Everyone has their favorite expansion in World of Warcraft. For some it’s the first step into the unknown in The Burning Crusade, for others it’s the grand frozen narrative of Wrath of the Lich King. There’s probably even some who would point to Shadowlands as the series’ high point, though they may not number in the thousands. Mists of Pandaria, however, is an odd one that dealt mostly with smaller stories in a land filled with talking pandas. If it’s your favorite, however, then rejoice - as it’s coming to World of Warcraft Classic soon. Continue reading World of Warcraft Classic to set sail for Pandaria as its best expansion returns MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best MMORPGs, WoW The War Within review, The best WoW addons

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The games that kicked off one of the biggest fantasy gaming franchises of all time are returning, as Warcraft I & II have been remastered for the series 30th anniversary and released in the Warcraft Remastered Battle Chest.