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Junior year - varsity season highlights below. 5 team wins, 700 total yards, 8 total TD’s, 2x offensive player of week. @etowahfootball @Coach_MKemper @Etowah_Recruits @SportsWlja @CherokeeTribune @HSFBCherokee @CedarwoodTavern @RecruitGeorgia
💯 I’d vote @DarkoStateNews for president
The “3rd Base” bit is the dumbest thing ever.
Ryan Day spent years grinding as an assistant all over the country.
Because of his hard work and acumen, the greatest coach in history targeted him as the best candidate for the most coveted OC position in the country.
When he arrived, his offenses torched everyone in sight.
Which, in turn, made him the GOAT’s handpicked choice to succeed him on the throne.
Ryan Day earned his chance to be groomed by Urban Meyer at Ohio State.
Ryan Day vindicated the faith Meyer had in him.
The guy was raised by a single mother, and had zero connections in the sport. He clawed his way to the top and earned every inch.
Jim Harbaugh, ironically, was the son of a beloved coach with connections all over the sport.
Ryan Day got his first coaching job by sleeping on a cot in the facility of a D-II school.
Jim Harbaugh got his first coaching job because his dad hired him.
Ryan Day lost his father at age 8.
Jim Harbaugh was employed by his father at age 38.
If we’re doing the stupid “3rd base” thing, who better fits the label?
And if it’s so easy inheriting a successful program, why does Ryan Day have the greatest winning percentage of all time while Sherrone Moore went 7-5 (and easily could have gone 3-9)?
Why did Alabama miss a 12-team playoff field after Saban left?
Why did USC tank when Pete Carroll bailed?
If wildly successful coaching successions are a given, why does Ohio State seem to be the only program not to experience a drop-off when a great coach leaves?
But yeah, 3rd base soft private investigator his brother is a spy lol blarg.
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Absolutely worth three minutes of your time.
Dan Lanning with a lot of really poignant thoughts on the Charlie Kirk assassination.
"The US could learn a lot from our locker room... You walk in that locker room you've got guys of different races, backgrounds, religions, and you've got a team that loves each other."
H/T @MattPrehm for the question
Rob A. Wehr retweeted
Of course, Michigan football should have to vacate wins and their championship
The players absolutely knew Harbaugh was a cheat and Stallions was as well and decided to go along with it.
The players are actually the biggest cowards
Rob A. Wehr retweeted
Holy cow would you look at this... THE National Champion Ohio State Buckeyes sent us a box!!!!
There are so many great players to name and so much history that I could've spent an hour opening this thing.
Thank you Coach Day and @OhioStateFB for everything, I love it!
Rob A. Wehr retweeted
They vacated Ohio St’s wins for players getting free tattoos.
They vacated USC’s wins and Reggie’s Heisman for him accepting money to buy his mom a middle class house
They better give Michigan that SMU Pony Express treatment.
In a 137-page response to the NCAA obtained by @YahooSports, Michigan intends to fight allegations of the Stalions scheme, accuses NCAA of overreaching, defends Sherrone Moore’s deleted texts & reveals that the original NCAA tip came from its own campus
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Part beast, part 🚀! And - 💯 great kid
High School Career Stats
ATH
15 Games Played
3,828 Yards, 255 YPG
46 Touchdowns, 3.1 TDPG
2,067 Rushing Yards
1,565 Passing Yards
196 Receiving Yards
4.40 40 Yard Dash
Top Speed 22.4 MPH
Region MVP
County MVP
State HM
2 Time Cherokee County Super Six
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In a world that focuses on the negative, I choose to focus on positives. Very thankful for guys like @Coach_MKemper who had such an amazing impact on @reecewehr ! “Wins” come in many different ways, and this first picture below is a huge win. Thank you from the Wehr’s
My guy! 💪🏻 I ride with Braden (and all the Bohannon’s for that matter)! Success follows great people that work hard.































