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October 16, 1994
49ers corner Deion Sanders returns to "his house" — the Georgia Dome — to face his former team, the Atlanta Falcons.
After throwing hands with former teammate Andre Rison, Deion returns an interception 93 yards for a touchdown to punctuate a 42-3 Niners rout.
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We've got a signed Ricky Pearsall mini helmet, and we're looking to give it away for FREE!
To enter to win, just retweet this tweet and drop in one BOLD fantasy prediction for Week 8 in the replies 👇
He asked out the next play and was stretching his back out. All I’m saying is i prefer he&other players stay on their feet so they’re less likely to get injured as they can’t protect themselves as well. It’s a crazy athletic play that few can do but I’d rather him be protected
Replying to @scheminx
Saquon took a hit by two guys after, yes, but that’s what tackle football is about and I don’t believe Saquon left the game at all after that play due to injury so I don’t really understand why he’s saying what he’s saying
I am so confused. If I’m an eagles fan or if i have teams that have him in fantasy football i absolutely don’t want to see him do that again. His health is vital to their success
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Replying to @District2pod
@District2pod VISAA Div 3 State Tournament Bracket
Jacob Parr retweeted
HUBIE BROWN'S FINAL CALL 🥺🥺🥺
AN IMPACT ON THE GAME OF BASKETBALL THAT WILL LIVE ON FOREVER! 🙌
Jacob Parr retweeted
Ladd McConkey hit 20.84mph on his long TD 💨
That is the top speed of the game and the 2nd fastest of McConkey's career 💨
🎥: @SethWalder
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New York elevated Gaelic footballer Jude McAtamney from the practice squad and he'll make his NFL debut Sunday vs. Washington.
The #Giants placed kicker Greg Joseph on injured reserve. He's out at least four games.
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I’m giving away 7 copies of College Football 25 because of this post 🤝
To enter, all you have to do is follow me, retweet this post, and comment your favorite school - I’ll pick the winners tomorrow
The game comes out soon, so I wanted to give away these copies now. I’ll still honor the additional copy for every 5k followers up until release though
Since my account has more than doubled in size over the last month, one thing I want to do for just my Twitter followers is giveaway copies of College Football 25
For every 5,000 I get before the game drops, I’ll add on another copy. For reference, at the time of this tweet, I’m at 21.8k, so I’ll be giving away 4 copies
Jacob Parr retweeted
"Perfection is impossible.
In the 1,526 singles matches I played in my career, I won almost 80% of those matches.
But what percentage of points did I win?
54%
In other words, even top ranked tennis players win barely more than half the points they play.
When you lose ever second point on average, you learn not to dwell on every shot.
You teach yourself to think:
'Okay, I double faulted...it's only a point.'
'Okay, I came to the net and I got passed again...it's only a point.'
Even a great shot, an overhead backhand smash that ends up on ESPN's top 10 playlist – that too is just a point.
Here's why I'm telling you this.
When you're playing a point, it has to be the most important thing in the world. And it is.
But when it's behind you, it's behind you.
This mindset is crucial – because it frees you to fully commit to the next point with intensity, clarity, and focus."
–@rogerfederer
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Here is the UCONN Huskies Video Basketball Playbook Link: coachtube.com/course/basketb…
Jacob Parr retweeted
Yes, Coaches Play Favorites.
Coaches want to win. They play favorites. But they don’t play the favorites parents think they do.
Who are the favorites that coaches play?
[THREAD] 🧵
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Phil Jackson said, "Good teams become great ones when the members trust each other enough to surrender the Me for the We."
Great teams know how to come together.
• They connect.
• They communicate.
• They trust each other.
They know that the strength of the team is not one individual, but everyone together.
They are committed, they care, and they work together.
8 Things that Bring a Team Together:
1. Vision - A compelling vision provides direction, alignment, and inspiration. When there is a shared vision, it brings everyone together for one shared purpose. It aligns team members towards common objectives, fosters that sense of purpose, and provides a framework for decision-making and action.
2. Connection - You can't lead and create change without connecting and building relationships. People have to know who you are and know that you care for them. Building connections creates a sense of belonging and camaraderie, which enhances cooperation, reduces conflict, and makes the environment more enjoyable and productive.
3. Trust - Trust is earned, not given. People have to know that you are reliable and a person of integrity. When people know what everyone stands for, they can begin to trust each other. Trust is crucial because it enables open communication, reduces the need for constant supervision, and allows for vulnerability, which is key to genuine teamwork and problem-solving.
4. Communication - Teamwork begins and ends with your ability to communicate with each other. This means sharing and receiving information, decisions, ideas, and feelings. It's important to make sure people feel heard and understand what is expected. This prevents misunderstandings, improves collaboration, and supports effective problem-solving and decision-making.
5. Optimism - Optimism matters because it brings strength, resilience, and hope during those tough times. It brings teams together through a positive outlook towards team goals. Optimism helps teams to persevere through challenges, view setbacks as opportunities for growth, and maintain motivation and morale.
6. Enthusiasm - Your energy is contagious. Bring energy and enthusiasm every day for what you do and how you do it. A positive energy brings eagerness and engagement. It brings people together because it drives that engagement and increases productivity. Enthusiasm can uplift an entire team's spirit and commitment during tough those days.
7. Respect - If you have trust and respect, positive conflict will lead to growth. Respect means valuing each other's contributions, qualities, and differences. It's essential for creating a positive, inclusive, and supportive environment which improves cooperation and reduces conflicts.
8. Gratitude - A moment of gratitude makes a difference in your attitude. It means acknowledging and appreciating each other's efforts and contributions. Celebrate the small wins and victories. It matters because it creates a culture of appreciation and strengthens team bonds, making team members feel more valued and motivated.
“The strength of the team is each individual member. The strength of each member is the team.” - Phil Jackson






























