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“Where we were raised, only the strong is gonna survive.” @_fournette @God_Son80
One of our favorite conversations of the season…you already know it’s going to be as real as it gets sitting with these two!
From legendary years at @LSUfootball to NFL stardom to saying goodbye to the game we all love and processing what comes next, Jarvis and Lenny open up on their respective journeys, healing, finding peace and share how being rooted in family and faith prepared them for the unknown after football…And through their Louisiana roots, the two united to create @4thAndSouthPod 🎙️
Full episode out now streaming on all audio platforms and @netflix now @Realrclark25 @FredTaylorMade @OfficialCrowder
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A different type of Tiger Walk today…LSU takeover, creating a real SEC divide heading into the wknd as @_fournette @God_Son80 come to Pivot!!
netflix.com/title/83170439
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#USC HC Lincoln Riley on DL coach Skyler Jones: I think our guys have embraced him a lot. He worked his way up and put a lot into this job.
Riley said look at the job he's done with how well some of the interior DL have improved.
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Dale Weiner 🏈
317 wins, a state championship, 18 district titles, and 18 weightlifting state titles – this legendary coach built a legacy that launched 17 NFL careers, including Warrick Dunn & Clyde Edwards-Helaire.
His impact earned him a place in the LSHOF Class of 2025.
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We join members of the CHS family in mourning the passing of legendary football Coach Dale Weiner. The school will host visitation in his memory on Mon, 11/16 between 4 & 7 p.m. in the student center. Funeral services will be @ 11 a.m. Tues, 11/17 at First Presbyterian Church.
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Another male athlete opened up about mental health.
Commanders offensive lineman Nick Allegretti has dealt with a lot the season and he has gotten help to deal with it.
Allegretti was injured most of training camp, was anointed the Commanders starting center, and then was benched.
Allegretti is now starting again at center and opened up to me about seeing a mental performance coach.
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The Future Of New Orleans Schools: A Conversation worth having!⚜️
@InspireNOLA CEO Jamar McKneely joins #SEAUXNewOrleans to discuss challenges facing student success, and the future of education in #NOLA!
Watch full episode here: youtu.be/gJneOlsKaBs?is=9IGh…
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WATCH: "He's learning."
Southern head coach Marshall Faulk says Trey Holly continues to grow as a leader on and off the field.
Holly has been one of the most dominant backs in the SWAC this season, leading the conference in both rushing yards and rushing touchdowns.
The Jaguars return to A.W. Mumford Stadium on Saturday to face Alcorn State in their final home game of the season.
@LAFirstNews
#SouthernUniversity #SWACFB #FaulkEra #TreyHolly #PackMumford #GeauxJags
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WVU Rich Rodriguez said the fanbase doesn't "have to remind our players and our coaches... Don't remind us how upset you are and that so-and-so didn't play well."
The players know they played bad. "There's nobody that's going to take it harder than the people in our building."
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WVU HC Rich Rodriguez says they saw TaRon Francis take big steps in practice and that's what led to getting him more involved.
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Michael Jordan's company sent this kid 20 pairs of shoes, and he hasn't even turned 2.
Oshai Brown, aka "Toddler Woods," is from Caledonia, Michigan. He picked up a golf club at 16 months, and his parents say nobody ever showed him how to grip it or swing it. Now grown men are asking him for lessons, and his dad says he'll need to learn to talk first.
A squirrel can still interrupt the whole operation, though.
The swing is what went viral, but the better story is his dad. Omar never lived with his own father growing up, and now he says he can't imagine not being there for his son. His mom Kelli says Oshai copies everything Omar does, on the course and off it.
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Our @PFN365 highest-graded WRs, Week 10:
AJ Williams III, New Mexico State: 92.6
Oran Singleton, Tulsa: 91.9
Cooper Barkate, Miami (FL): 90.7
Talyn Taylor, Georgia: 90.4
Reed Harris, Arizona State: 90.0
Titan Lacaden, Hawaii: 89.5
TaRon Francis, West Virginia: 89.0
Derrick Salley Jr., Kansas State: 88.6
Marcus Calwise Jr., Louisiana Tech: 88.0
Chance Morrow, Buffalo: 87.8
Kaden Saunders, Southern Miss: 87.3
Chase Sowell, Penn State: 87.1
Jayce Freeman, Temple: 86.9
Mekhi Anderson, UTSA: 86.8
Easton Messer, FAU: 86.5
📸: @NMStateFootball
