“Good character is not given to us. We must build it piece by piece…by thought, choice, courage, and determination.” –John Luther Thoughts/Opinions are my own.
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Internal leadership is the most effective way to get your teammates to make changes in their attitudes & effort.It means more comin' from u!
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HEARTBREAKING: ESPN analyst Troy Aikman became emotional during Monday Night Football while paying tribute to longtime colleague David Moulton.
“He was a fighter right up until the end… he left a hole in a lot of people’s hearts. Just a good man”
RIP 🥹
I’m confident that I know numerous people that would be better suited to run the WNBA. You’ve got a great product, please treat it like that!
Ramona Shelburne on what could happen if the WNBA title is won on Thursday:
"That celebration may not actually be on that court. I've heard there are discussions about whether there's enough time to turn the arena over in time for the fans to celebrate on the court. It could be moved to a practice court"
Unreal man smh
Nathan Stoa retweeted
On this night in 1991:
Into deep left-center,
for Mitchell ...
and we'll see you
tomorrow night!
#Poetry
Mr. Moulton graciously gave me his time about 27 years ago to be interviewed about his profession and path in it. I chose a different profession, but I’ll always appreciate his honesty & sincerity.
Works great on our phones but cannot even log in on the TV. @DAZN
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A “heartwarming” story where a baseball player didn’t retire because the healthcare industry is a scam ❤️
Two years ago, Jake Bauers told his agent he was retiring. His wife would return to teaching while he stayed home with their child.
Three days later, she told him she was pregnant. He returned to baseball for the health insurance.
Tonight, he hit the go-ahead home run in the NLCS.
What a story. What a swing.
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When you can show us the coaches and ADs that stay in smaller markets rather than leaving for a better opportunity, maybe people will empathize. It’s just “business” for coaches and administrators, yet loyalty is questioned with players, and “it’s all about the money.” Please.
"It's All About Money" as UCLA HC @CoachMickCronin speaks the TRUTH about Recruiting and Retainment in this clip from yesterdays @bigten Men's Basketball Media Day. Coach always keeps it real and we HEAR he flips a mean burger too!
It’s clearer and clearer that no American sport is more ready for promotion/relegation than college football. Especially with the NIL situation. @soccerreform
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Alexi Casilla drove in Carlos Gómez for the most exciting run in #MNTwins regular season history in the bottom of the 12th of Game 163 on this date in 2009.
After falling behind, they tied it up in the bottom of the 10th off Fernando Rodney, who was still out there in the 12th.
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Why is he wearing an Atlanta Hawks helmet?
Rich Eisen had to wear George Kittle’s Iowa helmet after Iowa beat Michigan last Saturday 😂
🎥: @RichEisenShow
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If athletes create less value, then surely universities would be comfortable letting the free market decide, no?
Gross 🤮
NEW SCORING RECORD 🚨
@oregonfootball sets a new program record for most points in a single game in the modern era 😳
The previous mark was 81 points, set against Portland State in 2023.
Watch on BTN
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More people need to call BS on this sanctimonious nonsense.
John Calipari has made well over $100 million coaching basketball and left three college head-coaching jobs for other opportunities. Two programs he coached had Final Four appearances vacated.
Now he’s backing PCSA to “save college sports.”
Here are my questions: What is he putting on the table? A salary cap? A pay cut? Limits on his own mobility?
Everybody loves shared sacrifice when their share is zero.
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LSU owe brian Kelly 54 mill. Texas A&M owed jimbo 77 mil. So no one wants to cap coaches salaries to protect schools??
No, its the players fault!