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Winners win. Losers complain about the refs
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Bob Fescoe has consistently complained about referees.
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So instead of watching film the entire organization was preparing excuses? Sad.
"It's one of those things you kinda know what's up before you walk into their arena."
— #Texans QB C.J. Stroud when asked about the officiating vs Chiefs
Ryan Morerod retweeted
Idgaf what dumb opposing fans say
What's hilarious to me is how vocal national sports media is about the refs & KC. The same people who gave the Patriots a pass despite actual, proven cheating and penalties like these
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“Us against the refs” when your QB took 8 sacks, your Kicker missed and got a fg blocked and your defense couldn’t stop a 35 year old tight end from going for 120 on you.
Enjoy Cabo.
Ryan Morerod retweeted
Missouri voters elected Trump and Hawley
while making abortion legal, increasing the minimum wage, and voting down a raise for law enforcement. What a state
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Paid 75$ for YouTube TV just to have them block me from watching it…in MISSOURI
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Everybody complaining about the hold on Mahomes scramble don’t understand the rules of football. He was within the frame work and never got his arms extended hence why we teach to keep O-lineman’s hands off or get separation to draw the hold. A ref is never calling that. 🤷🏾♂️
Ryan Morerod retweeted
Many sons have been ruined by exasperating fathers and coddling mothers.
The exasperating father is never content with his son's performance, no matter how good.
The coddling mother is always content with her son's performance, no matter how bad.
They both fail him.
Ryan Morerod retweeted
What would happen if we went back to DEVELOPING KIDS for the adult life they'll someday need to live?
(and before you judge me, just hear me out)
What if rather than lowering expectations when they experience stress and struggle
We instead allowed kids to experience stress and struggle
And we used those experiences to teach, train, and mentor them on the value of stress and struggle to learn and grow?
What would happen if we went back to doing that?
What if rather than eliminating friction and removing heavy obstacles
We instead taught kids how to work through friction and strengthened them to carry the heavy load a purposeful life demands?
I'm open to hear all sides, opinions, and experiences on this . . .
Why is it so common to make everything easier for kids, knowing they'll someday need to become functional adults in a world that will never match those conditions?
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“At the end of the day, that’s what we are to be doing as Christians — is sharing the Gospel. Preach the Gospel.”
WOW!! Another powerful word from pastor @demario__davis on Monday night after the Saints win.
