Alex Dale retweeted
“The two most influential men in my life have been my dad and Coach Bowden”
50 years after being recruited by Coach Bowden, Rick Stockstill is ready for his turn in the chair
Full video: noles.co/Stockstill
#NoleFamily
Seeing Stock behind a podium again gave me goosebumps. Not a better person fit for this. GYS! @CoachStock
Interim head coach Rick Stockstill talks with the media leading into the Boston College game
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Alex Dale retweeted
Replying to @ChrisVannini @TheAthletic
FSU director of scouting Rick Stockstill, the former Middle Tennessee head coach, will serve as the FSU interim head coach.
Stockstill is a former FSU player and part of the school's hall of fame.
Alex Dale retweeted
THIS JBL HALLOWEEN COSTUME IS ABSOLUTELY UNREAL
THE HORNS ON THE CAR GOT ME CRYING 😭
- @DjBLACKMAN4LIFE
Alex Dale retweeted
From one #22 to another, congrats Harrison Smith on your 40th career interception. SKOL!
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Harrison Smith became just the third player since individual sacks became an official statistic in 1982 to record at least 40 interceptions and 20 sacks in a career. @vikings profootballhof.com/news/extr…
Alex Dale retweeted
CASH!!! 💵💵
@blockayyy has been named NFC Defensive Player of the Week.
📰: mnvkn.gs/4yXDQlG
Alex Dale retweeted
A recently discovered lost film reel with footage dating back to Halloween 1960 contains disturbing evidence that a young Michael Myers was once a subject of the Silver Shamrock Corporation’s top-secret experiments, conducted under the codename PROJECT SHAMROCK.
youtube.com/watch?v=MtAmPnyy…
Alex Dale retweeted
Shot on 16mm & 8mm film, PROJECT SHAMROCK is a my new Halloween short set in the 1960s, years before the events of HALLOWEEN (1978) and HALLOWEEN III: SEASON OF THE WITCH (1982).
Alex Dale retweeted
Remember that time when all those sports reporters broke out the pitchforks and piled on that Jacksonville reporter for basically telling Liam Coen “great season coach, we’re proud of you” like that was the biggest violation of journalistic ethics of all time?



























