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Author Luke Hinz Posted on Leave a comment on Drake – “I’m Upset” Denzel Curry – “Percs” “I’m Upset” is a less than thrilling release, a forgettable side note in the build up to Scorpion. Not to mention the fact that the rhyme scheme on this track is laughable, and Drake’s dogged flow is tedious enough that there’s not much replay value to be found beyond the first painful listen. It’s hard to feel bad for an artist who is so clearly at the top of his game but persists with this played out narrative that he isn’t given the respect that he deserves. Yet his bitter and indignant tone in addressing how he’s undervalued isn’t particularly endearing I would hasten to say that it evokes the exact opposite of the desired response. The eerie red glow of the artwork, complete with the signature scorpion that has become a campaign logo of sorts, would seem to suggest that Drake isn’t finished chopping it up with the critics. “I’m Upset” is as bland a song as you’ll find from The Boy, who disappointingly wraps up the classic fodder with little to no substance.

One minute, he has the entire hip hop community furiously talking about “Duppy Freestyle,” his spirited response to Pusha T, and the next minute he drops one of the most resoundingly average tracks of his career. Houston: At Memphis on Sunday to close out the regular season.The past several days are indicative of Drake’s bizarrely inconsistent superstardom. Temple: Hosts South Florida on Sunday in the regular-season finale. They believe in the culture of our program. “These guys have worked hard,” Houston coach Kelvin Sampson said. The Cougars clinched the title on Tuesday but waited to cut down the nets until Thursday. After Moore made an alley-oop off the backboard, he got into it with Parks at midcourt, with Parks pushing Moore as the officials and coaches got in the middle of the scrum before anything else could happen.įollowing the game, the Cougars celebrated their AAC regular season championship holding up the trophy to the fans and cutting down the nets. … Houston forced 20 turnovers and turned it into 27 points.Īlong with Jourdain’s technical foul, Arashma Parks and Moore were each given technical fouls with 6:57 remaining in the second half. … The Cougars outscored Temple 51-23 in the second half. … Houston finished 16-1 at home this season. Houston: The Cougars extended their winning streak to six games over Temple.

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I thought we did a good job of fighting back into it.” “It could have been a number of different things. “We came out a step slow,” Temple coach Aaron McKie said.

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White capped the opening 15-0 run with a layup, but the Owls responded with a 14-3 spurt - cutting it two four on two free throws by Jourdain with 9:42 left in the first half. The Owls shot 31%, including 5 of 19 (26%) in the second half. Jourdain fouled out 4 1/2 minutes into the second half after picking up his fourth foul and getting called for a technical foul. Nick Jourdain and Jahlil White each scored 10 points for Temple (16-11, 9-7). When you have a team that is winning like we are and that’s all together, it’s hard to beat a team like this.” “We have a lot of guys that are strong, that are strong minded and are willing. “We know what it takes to get where we want to go,” Moore said.

It made 10 of 25 3-pointers and had a 42-18 advantage in points in the paint. Houston shot 53%, including 63% in the second half.