Believer (John 3:30), Husband to Kimberly, Dad to Mitchell, Avid Wolverines Fan and T-Mobile Director of Smaller Markets and Rural Areas for the East Region
Charlotte, NC
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Player-led meeting this morning in VA Beach Experience. Everyone had invaluable input and led their own portion or passion.
A New Era in Connectivity – T-Mobile Starlink youtu.be/HLw6ZovMpLI?si=TLLa… via @YouTube
Oh my. Road graders in Ann Arbor. Love it.
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Time for a rule change. The @NFL needs to dump the tush push. Most fans hate it. It has ruined drama in goal line plays.
I think it is time for the world to come to grips with the idea that the Detroit Lions are one of the greatest teams in the history of the NFL. They get decimated with injuries, but still they win. #GRIT
Matt Chappell retweeted
🏈 Exciting news! The football stadium field at CCS will be named "Estep Field" in honor of former head varsity coach Jason Estep in 2025! A formal ceremony is set for fall 2025, so stay tuned for more details! #ccsKnights #EstepField #foreveraKnight
The Taylor-Serrano boxing match last night was amazing. I stayed up for the Paul-Tyson fight and never would have seen the undercard otherwise. Serrano got robbed.
David Tepper has taken a lot of heat in Charlotte from the Panther fans. Everyone should be showing up to thank David Tepper for his generosity. Great example of community leadership by a person equipped to make a huge impact.
Here's a cool sports story...
Luke Combs grew up in North Carolina as a Panthers fan, so after Hurricane Helene, he organized a charity concert at Bank of America Stadium to raise money.
But rather than charging Combs the standard rate, Panthers owner David Tepper donated everything.
Tepper let Combs use the venue for free. He didn't keep any of the parking, merchandise, food, or beer money. He also paid the salaries of all the employees who worked the event and even covered 100% of the tax bill.
The result?
It was the largest concert in stadium history, with over 82,000 people showing up to donate $25 million.
And since Tepper paid for everything, every single dollar that was raised went to hurricane victims.
That's incredible 👏
