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Bruce Hamburger retweeted
"Worry is a waste of time.
That's thinking about the future and you have to stay in the now.
Prepare for today and be aware of what it means for tomorrow."
The best way to take care of tomorrow is to take care of today.
Bruce Hamburger retweeted
16 years ago…what a journey it has been. So many good days, some bad days, but overall it’s a blessing to still be here and living a life of purpose. Thank you to you all for your support, I can’t do this alone
Bruce Hamburger retweeted
Steve Pikiell wants to use his cancer diagnosis to help others — and is putting $250,000 of his own money toward the cause. Is there anything more Pikiellesque than that? Column:
nj.com/sports/2026/10/steve-…
Bruce Hamburger retweeted
Spoke with Steve Pikiell about his cancer fight, inspirational supporters, returning to the sidelines, and the new 'Rutgers Tough' campaign he kickstarted with a $250,000 donation to the Rutgers Cancer Institute. Extraordinary stuff:
app.com/story/sports/college… via @asburyparkpress
Bruce Hamburger retweeted
Please consider donating to my brother Coach Fruscio who is battling a health crisis. There are many additional costs in a situation like this. He has affected the lives of so many and this is a chance for many of us to reciprocate. gofundme.com/f/support-coach…
Bruce Hamburger retweeted
I’m in love with this sentence:
“The degree to which a person can grow is directly proportional to the amount of truth he can accept about himself without running away.”
Bruce Hamburger retweeted
So many Lessons Learned from the Road in College Football that can apply to life - think they may land on you, your company and possibly your family. A joy to write and grateful for this community.
The latest from @yoptionfb & more to come this week.
y-option.com/p/i-spent-a-mon…
Bruce Hamburger retweeted
“I write down how I feel… the raw emotions. I stop, re-read it and respond in a different colour. The one with the raw emotion I imagine as a 10 year-old Steven. My response is an adult me… it’s like I’m giving advice to a younger Steven”
Good stuff
Bruce Hamburger retweeted
What ended for my son – what’s ending for countless sons and daughters in this and every NCAA tournament – is their childhood .cnn.com/2026/03/28/sport/mar…
Bruce Hamburger retweeted
A MASTERS GIVEAWAY:
I don’t even know how many BERCKMANS/WASHINGTON RD hoodies we have left…maybe 15-18 left.
Here is your chance to get one for free!!!
I have M, L and XL left in stock
Like, Share and Follow.
Will pick a winner Sat morning!
@SHistorians
Bruce Hamburger retweeted
This is worth the 3 minutes
“Don’t ever underestimate anybody”
(Via @PhilBeckner 🎥)
Bruce Hamburger retweeted
Anthony Avent played in more March Madness victories (8) than any NJ collegian ever. In advance of Saturday's SHU Hall of Fame induction, we spoke about playing for P.J., sending his son Julius to Tom Izzo, and the current Pirates:
app.com/story/sports/college… via @asburyparkpress
Bruce Hamburger retweeted
If you want to be a Clemson basketball player, there's one thing you must do before you walk in Brad Brownell's office door.
You have to take a personality test.
Here's why Brownell collects psychological data, and how he uses it to build a true team.
postandcourier.com/sports/cl…
Bruce Hamburger retweeted
Such a deserving honor for Mike Babul. Just wish he was here to see it.
This made me both smile and tear up. Mike was such a GREAT guy. Miss him - and I know there are so many who miss him.
In between games, North Attleboro is retiring the number 43 of former star Mike Babul, who passed away unexpectedly in December 2024, Babul graduated in 1996 with 1,423 career points (record scorer for the boys program) and went on to play at UMass #hockomock
Bruce Hamburger retweeted
One of the best coaching articles I've read in a while
therams.com/news/digest-inst…
Bruce Hamburger retweeted
The Basketball community lost a legend in Tom J. Cirincione aka Toody.
The stories and personality will never be replicated and his passion for the game was unparalleled.
My favorite line he would say to aspiring coaches: “Do you wanna be a male secretary or a ball coach?!?”
Bruce Hamburger retweeted
Take 2 minutes to watch
Charlie Hicks ate his lunch and dinner at the Shrimp Basket in Pensacola, Florida, every day for 10 years. When he suddenly stopped showing up, the chef went looking for him – ultimately saving his life. @SteveHartmanCBS is On the Road.