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PROUD to announce my VERBAL COMMITMENT to @BVU_Football and @Coach_Dickinson @CoachEHubbard. GO BEAVERS.
#GoBeavs
#Committed
Stuart Hopper retweeted
When he was 26 years old, Pete Maravich said "I don't want to play 10 years in the NBA and die of a heart attack at age 40" in an interview. He went on to play 10 years in the NBA, and died of a heart attack at age 40.
Stuart Hopper retweeted
Vin Scully called a game managed by Connie Mack (born in 1862).
Vin Scully called a game pitched by Julio Urías (born in 1996).
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Monster game for @LukeWagstaff12 yesterday. 26pts, 16rebs in a FCHS win over Vista Ridge. #24MDTeamDaum
Stuart Hopper retweeted
Dick Butkus catching this fucking extra point pass after a bad snap may be the best goddamn thing you see today.
Stuart Hopper retweeted
Week 6 Highlights vs Fossil Ridge- 11 catches 172 Rec Yards 1 Rec TD, 8 Carries 81 Rushing Yards 1 Rushing TD @LambkinsFB @YemmMatt @CoachChadSavage @CoachBobbit @marcanderson_ @nic_braaten @IMcGrew
Stuart Hopper retweeted
Any time you can take a dog who poses as a janitor but who is actually a weird kung fu crime fighting son of a bitch to school with you, you have to take that opportunity.
Stuart Hopper retweeted
This Monday Night Football opening two minutes from 1978 is better than anything on TV today.
Stuart Hopper retweeted
MASH turns 50 today. We are old. And so is every person who likes and shares this.
#MASH
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I’m 51 years old and I’m gonna be completely honest and say there’s at least a solid hour of entertainment here for me if I entered this room right now.
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Baking for the O-line means baking for over 5,100 lbs (I did the math based on the roster) of active college athletes … how many cookies can one woman make?! 😂😂😂 – at Terre Haute, IN
Stuart Hopper retweeted
Throw up a hand if you remember when the morning sports section was one of the greatest pleasures in life.
Stuart Hopper retweeted
Walt "No Neck" Williams hit .270 for his career but is best remembered for leading the American League nine times in not having a neck.
























