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Armann Brown retweeted
TRENDING: Texas is projected to have one of the scariest defenses in the nation next season, as they are littered with 5 star talent and have tremendous EXPERIENCE at almost every position, which is essential in CFB these days…
DE: Lance Jackson
DT: Hero Kanu
DT: Alex January
ED: Colin Simmons (freshman All-American)
LB: Rasheem Biles (All-American)
LB: Ty’Anthony Smith
CB: Kade Phillips
CB: Bo Mascoe
STAR: Graceson Littleton (freshman All-American)
SAF: Jelani McDonald
SAF: Xavier Filsaime/Derek Williams
This front 7 looks very intimidating, with Lance Jackson and Colin Simmons coming off the EDGE and Rasheem Biles at LB.
Will they have the best defense in the nation? 👀
Armann Brown retweeted
Best American National Anthem Performances:
1. Whitney Houston, 35 years ago today, Super Bowl XXV
2. Jimi Hendrix, 1969, Woodstock
3. Marvin Gaye, 1983 NBA All-Star Game
Armann Brown retweeted
To no one's surprise! One of the strongest and toughest men of God I know! Thank You Lord...💪🏾🧡🙏🏾🤘🏾8️⃣
Armann Brown retweeted
Arch Manning of @TexasFootball is the only FBS or NFL QB in the last 30 seasons to have a game with:
200+ passing yards
150+ rushing yards
multiple passing TDs
multiple rushing TDs
no sacks
no turnovers
15.0+ yards per rush
Armann Brown retweeted
19 years ago, the baseball world mourned the loss of KC Monarchs legend, Buck O'Neil.
This picture was taken as Buck stepped up to the plate for his last ever at-bat, right here in Legends Field (formerly CommunityAmerica Ballpark at the time).
Buck was a true icon in the world of baseball as well as the founder of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. We tip our caps to you, Buck.
Armann Brown retweeted
#OTD in 2006, John Jordan "Buck" O'Neil passed away at the age of 94. It's hard to say whether I've ever seen a better ambassador for the sport (especially the Negro Leagues) since I’ve been a fan. Here's a color study of the great man later in life--I wish I could have met him.
