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Time to Geaux! A group of spring breakers was evicted first thing this morning from a home in a private community in Miramar Beach. Most attend LSU in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Just before 3 a.m., a security guard called to report what looked like someone throwing glass bottles from a balcony on Wadleigh Way. One nearly hit him as he was making rounds doing security checks. When @WCSOFL deputies arrived, they immediately noticed the roadway and driveway were covered with broken glass and empty alcoholic beverages. A 19-year-old was arrested after deputies called everyone out of the home who admitted to throwing the bottles from the balcony. Taking one for his Tiger team. No one inside was 21. The adult who rented the home was the mother of one of the teens staying at the house. Over the past several years, the Walton County Sheriff's Office has been working with property management companies to identify individuals in rentals who turn into problem houses during Spring Break. Whether it be by destroying property, house parties, noise complaints, and so on. The property management companies can then make a decision to evict. In this case, they did. Let this be a friendly reminder: Hold That Tiger.

Reflecting on last nights game I couldn’t be more proud of our team! The resilience of our players has made me admire them even more. If you watched the game last night & you know basketball, you know that Team 51 is legit. We will be ready to reap all of our harvest at the right time. The atmosphere was electric and something we should normalize here! No one left that game and thought “WBB sucks.” You saw two teams leave it all on the floor. What I was most proud of concerning my group was that there were no excuses made. We know the challenges we have faced and we will be better for it at the perfect time! Thanks to all that are on this journey with us! #NoCeilings ❤️💙