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On Your Left
Joined November 2009
A detective looking for the father he barely knew. A house that only opens for the man who built it. Three armed men who thought it would be empty. The next Garrison Chase novel drops Nov 7th. Pre-order now at jasonpwrites.com!
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On This Day in 2005: The White Sox won the World Series.
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Such wonderful memories! R.I.P Bobby Jenks
On this date in 2005, the White Sox ended their 87-year World Series drought with a 4-game sweep of the Astros. Chicago put together a historic postseason run going 11-1 on their way to the title.
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The SEC is leading the country in AP ranked teams with losses to unranked teams. All three other power four conferences COMBINED have the same amount of ranked vs unranked losses as the SEC! People are saying “the SEC is overrated DOGSHIT”
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#OTD in 2005, the White Sox completed their World Series sweep in Houston
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Replying to @theonlydyl_
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NFL Strength of Schedule - all things are not created equally
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“MVP “ “Disrespect to QB position “ Same defense Nix won Mahomes lost Nix no picks Mahomes 1 pick I need that same energy @FitzMagic_14
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He didn't notice this kid at first but then he completely stole the show. What a gesture 🤲
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They changed playcallers. They had their QB returning from surgery. They had the NFL's toughest schedule to open the year. They had injuries everywhere and are still without Patrick Surtain II and Talanoa Hufanga. Yet they came back against a good Jaguars team. Yet they beat the Rams' supposed Super Team. Yet they defeated the reigning Super Bowl champs. Yet they're now 5-2, one win away from retaking control of the AFC West. Pretty remarkable.
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It’s actually insane how disrespectful to the Quarterback position this is
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Do you think USC, Oregon, and Washington think it was all worth it
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“They” are going to be so upset if they can read 😂
Highest average depth of target in Week 7 so far Bo Nix 11.3 Jordan Love 11.1 JJ McCarthy 10.2 Drake Maye 9.5 Joe Burrow 9.0
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🚨 NFL HISTORY Bo Nix is just the FOURTH quarterback in NFL history to record both in the same game: - 50+ yard rushing TD - 50+ yard passing TD
🚨 DENVER BRONCOS HISTORY Bo Nix just recorded the LONGEST rushing touchdown by a quarterback in Broncos history. Bo Nix (Today) - 62 yards Tim Tebow (2010) - 40 yards
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College football is better for everyone when more than 10-20 teams matter.
The scene at New Mexico is electric
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This “cupcake” Notre Dame schedule currently has: #1 Miami #8 BYU #19 SMU #25 Wisconsin
BREAKING: College Football AP Poll🚨 on3.com/news/college-footbal…
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Just because the coach doesn’t play your child doesn’t mean they dislike them. A coach can care deeply about your child, both as a player and person, without agreeing with your assessment of their talent. Good morning.
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Negative self talk will ruin your confidence. Don’t ever let that kind of doubt creep in. Get down on your knees the moment you feel negative self talk coming back.
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Look I get it, he is a really good player but can we please respect greatness and stop comparing such an unknown prospect to a clear cut generational talent like Caleb?
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But but but but…. I thought this was going to be the least watched WS of all time?!?!
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