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Joined September 2010
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Rich Law M.Ed. retweeted
So @ShannonSharpe , Savannah State has 3k students and is your Alma mater.
Folks down there say you don't ever show up and help get exposure for your school.
Why is that?
Rich Law M.Ed. retweeted
This scene stopped me in my tracks the first time I saw it. Of course Mykelti Williamson has the best monologue of the season.
Big Daddy tells Leon & James the story of how he came to California from Parrish LA during the jim crow era #TheDropFX #SnowfallSaga
Rich Law M.Ed. retweeted
Basically gave them boys the green light to do whatever
Big Daddy tells Leon & James the story of how he came to California from Parrish LA during the jim crow era #TheDropFX #SnowfallSaga
Rich Law M.Ed. retweeted
NEW: Nike co-founder Phil Knight has reportedly withdrawn all NIL funding from Oregon Football, effective immediately.
Knight was estimated to be contributing approximately $30 million annually to the program.
Rich Law M.Ed. retweeted
Exactly what value do all these ex players popping up as general managers at HBCU’s bring?
Hall of Famer Dominique Wilkins is the new general manager of Alabama State basketball!
@wsfa12news @wsfa12sports @BamaStateSports
Rich Law M.Ed. retweeted
Ed Cota not named smfh
Former NBA All star & college basketball legend Antawn Jamison a while back gave me his UNC hoops Mount Rushmore 🤯! What’s yours?
#NBA #CollegeBasketball #SeeHendo
Rich Law M.Ed. retweeted
The game is so gone
"If you're gonna get $2M at Mississippi State and $6M at Miami, go to Miami."
@PriscoCBS on what could be next for Kamario Taylor.
#justfootball
Rich Law M.Ed. retweeted
He made a lot of this up
Frank Lucas said he was taking in $1 million a day selling heroin in Harlem. In 1975 agents raided his house in New Jersey and found more than $584,000 in cash.
At the peak, by his own account, he had $52 million stashed in Cayman Islands banks and $300 million in stockpiled heroin. He owned office buildings in Detroit and a cattle ranch in North Carolina.
He said he bribed personnel in Vietnam to set up a heroin connection. He hobnobbed with Joe Louis, Muhammad Ali, James Brown and Diana Ross, and spent lavishly on cars, clothing, jewelry and entertainment.
The raid on his house in Teaneck ended it. He was convicted and sentenced to 70 years in prison.
Then he turned informant, and he was released in 1982, after seven years. In 2007 Denzel Washington played him in "American Gangster."
In the video below, Lucas talks about what was taken from him: "Two million dollars a month for me. Sometimes two million dollars a week." Then he says: "I got 70 years."
He died in New Jersey in 2019, at 88.
$1 million a day and out in seven years: a deal or a joke?
