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Unbelievable display of improvisation. His trumpet gave out in the middle of the national anthem, so he just kept going without it.
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this was one of the most well phrased ways I’ve ever seen it put, I promise you if this isn’t your life you’ll never understand it and I don’t mean that from a place of hate it’s just the facts, it’s really hard to find the right words but I love this
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Pat Narduzzi was asked about becoming Pitt football's longest tenured head coach tonight.
"I came here in 2015 to coach at Pitt. I had no intentions of ever leaving. I've had opportunities to leave, I've stayed."
He pulled a quote out of his suit jacket that his late father used to carry with him.
"Remember this - if you work for a man in heaven's name, work for him. If he pays your wages, which supplies you bread and butter, work for him. Speak well of him, stand by him, stand by the instiution he represents...that's what it comes down to is being loyal."
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Great to have the 2001 Ranger Volleyball State Champions in the house tonight!!!
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This man became Spider-Man to see his son smile one last time. In 2014, Mike Wilson jumped from a roof to surprise his 5-year-old terminally ill son, Jayden.
A father's love is unmatched.
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Josh Allen reveals he had zero scholarship offers coming out of high school so he sent 1,000 emails with his highlights attached to every coach in the country, only two responded
“The email said something like, Hey, I’m Josh Allen. I’m 6’5”, 220 pounds. I feel like I’d be a great fit for your program. Here’s my Hudl. These are my stats… I literally just went copy, paste, copy, paste and sent it to every single coach I could find an email for.”
“I played in a small town called Firebaugh, California. I had zero offers out of high school. I had no preferred walk-ons. A couple Division III schools were trying to give me academic scholarships so I could go play there, but I didn’t want to make my parents pay for me to go somewhere.”
“So I went the junior college route. I felt like I was good enough to play, which is obviously why I kept going. I wanted to go to junior college, earn a scholarship and kind of pay my family back for everything they had done for me.”
“I also played football, basketball and baseball. I was a three-sport guy, so I didn’t spend my summers going around to every quarterback camp. I got the chance to play different sports, feel different emotions, meet different types of people and learn how to deal with all of it.”
“I think that’s something a lot of kids need to continue doing, play more sports. Every sport teaches you something that you can ultimately use later in life.”
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Tyler Owen’s is a football playing Jessie! You will not see a beginning, a middle, or a finish better than this by any player this season. This is a perfect play from start to finish!!! Beast!
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I hear Michael McDonald and think of DJ Quik instead of Michael McDonald, my brain is fried LOL
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Makes me cry every time. 🇺🇸
President Bush throws the first pitch of Game 3 of the 2001 World Series after 9/11
As silly as it sounds, it was important for him to throw a strike. No matter what you think of him, that was clutch/badass. Used the regulation rubber as well. Big time...
25 years later and I still think this is the greatest ceremonial first pitch ever
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This song became a Top 5 hit in 1974, selling over a million copies, and marked a rare mainstream breakthrough for a band with Native American roots.