Ben retweeted
Don’t try tackling this kid by yourself, he will run all over you. Can’t wait to keep playing with this unit of a RB next year. Bright future ahead!!!
Sophomore Season Highlights!!!
Year 2 in the books. Grateful for the memories, the lessons, and everyone who made this season special. Just getting started. 💪
@CoachJentz @kmlasersfb @MJ_NFLDraft @PrepRedzoneWI
Ben retweeted
I was wrong. While this sound works with any great sports moment, THIS home run is the new favorite! What a moment from Bauers!!!
#Brewers | #WinOurWay
We proved that this song works with any great sports moment. The home run by Contreras in the NLCS might be my favorite.
#Brewers | #WinOurWay
Ben retweeted
So very grateful to have my 3rd start as a sophomore with the hardest schedule and in the hardest conference in Wisconsin
High scoring tough loss against a great team last night.
Here are some of my highlights
@CoachJentz @CoachTHensley @MaxPreps @kmlasersfb @CoachHeckel
Ben retweeted
Storming the field when you beat Western Michigan would be like throwing a party for yourself when you make it through a day without shitting your pants.
Ben retweeted
Anybody can talk, but leadership steps up when times are tough or through who is consistent day in and day out." - Curt Cignetti
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Kirby Smart shares the biggest disease that destroys winning programs - and how to stop it.
"The disease that creeps into your program is called entitlement. And I've seen it firsthand."
"If you can stomp it out with leadership, then you can stay hungry."
Entitlement is the enemy of progress - it's the delusion of deserving without earning.
"We have a saying around our place: 'We eat off the floor.'"
Entitlement is easy while earning it is hard.
"And if you're willing to eat off the floor, you can be special."
Success requires hard work and showing up consistently.
Choose to compete.
Stay hungry and humble, and look to earn it every day.
(🎥AP)
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Quite possibly the greatest entrance in college football… game day is back
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Discipline is absolute. There is no quasi-discipline. There is no time off. Discipline is a way of thinking, and more important, discipline is a way of behaving.
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