This is a very unusual and fascinating thing. I understand that blood relationships can be difficult at times, but what, I ask, is what drives this one particular club to go out of their way to do this? Is it some kind of guilt-motivated signal? Or maybe it's supposed to…reflect their fan demographics?

Idk maybe I'm looking into this too much, but dang, these Brits really got my noggin in good use

!nooticers !football

Like last season it's time to look back on everyone's predictions from the predictions thread.

@SubsequentlySneeds I'd say was the closest out of everyone who made a prediction and @HetsAreFeds was also close with his limited prediction.

!football

Fight! pic.twitter.com/2ZQhL4VcSy

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A mother is suing Charlotte Hornets star LaMelo Ball and the team.

Angell Joseph was 11 at the time. Now he's 12.

Tamaria McRae says last Oct. 7, after a Charlotte Hornets event, fans were outside the arena, going up to players as they left.

“[Angell] was like, ‘LaMelo, I love you. I love you, sign my ... give me your autograph. Can you sign it for me?' McRae told Action 9′s Jason Stoogenke.

She says Ball did not sign anything and drove off.

“I just seen my son kind of go down and I thought maybe he had dropped something,” she said.

But she says Angell had not dropped anything, that Ball had driven over his foot, breaking it.

NBA moment

They're also suing the Hornets. That day was the team's annual Purple and Teal Day and -- the family claims -- the team should have had more measures in place to protect fans who would be trying to get close to players.

Ghetto lottery moment