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Matthew Scott

@Hoosierguy20

Katılım Ağustos 2010
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Bridgestone Golf
Bridgestone Golf@bridgestonegolf·
Goodbye, friends, from Augusta Georgia! As a farewell, we’re giving away one of the limited edition Peach Reserve TOUR-ISSUE Staff Bags. To win: Just REPOST!
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Michael Cerami
Michael Cerami@Michael_Cerami·
I need a hashtag for my book. Anyone got any ideas? If you give me a good one and I use it, I’ll send you a signed copy. *the entire, full title doesn’t count
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Just Another Year Chicago: Cubs
🚨OPENING DAY JERSEY GIVEAWAY🚨 In honor of PCA's extension + Opening Day '26, we're giving away a PCA jersey! To enter: -Like & Retweet this post -Follow @JAYChi_Cubs -Comment "Go Cubs" *Extra entries in thread Winner announced 3/27 *Make sure it's us if selected
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Cubs Zone
Cubs Zone@CubsZone·
🇺🇸 PCA USA Jersey Giveaway 🇺🇸 I personally am picking one Cubs fan to win a PCA Team USA jersey. Winner picks size. To enter: - Repost this post 🔁 - Follow @jrsy_plug + @CubsZone Tag a Cubs fan in the comments for an extra entry. Ends 3/8!
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Matthew Scott@Hoosierguy20·
@DEvanAltman I wish you were kidding, but as an educator I'm all to aware you are not.
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Evan Altman
Evan Altman@DEvanAltman·
A lot of people are upset about the possibility of the Bears moving to Hammond, IN, but this be great for everyone. Not only will the stadium be built on marshland surrounded by mills and sour air, but Hoosier lawmakers get an even better excuse for cutting education funding.
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Seth Davis
Seth Davis@SethDavisHoops·
First of all, thanks for all the tweets, texts and calls. There is so much kindness in the world! We are grateful my wife’s breast cancer is treatable, and after several surgeries she is cancer free. We intend to keep it that way! The reason why I challenged @AnthemBlueCross @AnthemBCBS on this platform is because they are asserting that a lumpectomy only costs $1,000, which is ludicrous anywhere, but especially in LA. We asked them to explain how they arrived at that number and after agreeing to do so, they are now withholding the info because they don’t want to violate the privacy of their providers. Imagine! They randomly pluck a farcical number out of the air to save themselves thousands of dollars in direct violation of their policy, and say they don’t need to explain how or why. We are bracing for another fight regarding her double mastectomy. We are doing what we can to remedy this, including putting them on blast here. But if you scroll through the replies below, you see that our case is not only not unusual – it is the norm. It’s hard enough to get health insurance in this country. The fact that so many insurance companies deny care over and over again in blatant violation of their policies is mind boggling. It’s good to know we are not alone, but I actually wish we were. It pains me to see that so many of you are enduring through your most painful health experiences while being treated by insurance companies in such an illegal and immoral manner. Please keep retweeting these messages. There is strength in numbers! Let’s fight them together. And thank you everyone for your kindness. March is coming!
Seth Davis@SethDavisHoops

My wife's breast cancer diagnosis was a tough blow, but she's battling and we will move on. But our dealings with @AnthemBlueCross @AnthemBCBS have been a nightmare of their own. Never seen a company so intent on NOT fulfilling its legal obligations. I'm sure we're not alone!

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Matt Rodewald
Matt Rodewald@Matt_Rodewald·
THREAD: When I coached football at DeKalb, my stipend check arrived every two weeks. For $99. Not per day. Not per practice. Per pay period. One season as a freshman basketball coach brought a grand total of $1,000. For an entire season. Today, as a varsity basketball official, I’ll typically earn $83 for a contest — before taxes, before travel, before the quiet math that reminds you this was never designed to be lucrative. Those numbers aren’t shared as complaints. They’re shared because context matters. Because perspective matters. And because conversations about high school athletics have developed a curious tendency to drift far from the lived realities inside schools. Especially the loud conversations. Especially the viral ones. Especially the ones built for engagement rather than understanding. Because perspective, inconveniently, tends to belong to those who have actually lived inside this world. Because if you’ve never lived inside this space — not observed it, not commented from afar, not tweeted about it — but truly lived it — the conclusions can come easily. If you’ve never been evaluated as a coach by an administrator. Never navigated roster decisions that directly affect teenagers and families. Never balanced classroom responsibilities with practices, film sessions, eligibility compliance, offseason regulations, and the quiet emotional labor coaching demands. Never sacrificed evenings, weekends, holidays, and family time for compensation that looks dramatically different when divided by hours invested. Then yes… The realities are easy to misread. And the narrative circulating online can sound persuasive. “More lazy high school coaches than ever.” It’s a striking claim. It’s also the kind of simplicity that travels exceptionally well online — clean, confident, and ultimately very… dare I say… lazy. 🤨 Because real life inside schools is rarely that tidy. Most high school coaches are teachers or school staff working full days before stepping into a gym or onto a field. They manage lesson plans, grading, meetings, interventions, and student needs long before practice begins. Then comes preparation, planning, communication, compliance, logistics, mentorship, hours of film session on a Sunday morning and countless unseen moments that never make it into social media commentary. All for stipends that, when measured honestly against hours invested, would surprise many of the loudest critics. Most coaches are not getting rich. They’re getting tired. 1/
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Nathan Unger
Nathan Unger@nathan_unger·
Finally got my hands on some 2026 series 1. Will post hits below.
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Matthew Scott@Hoosierguy20·
I never dreamed that I would see an IU football National Championship! Especially before Purdue basketball won one. We are in the upside down.
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Card Purchaser
Card Purchaser@CardPurchaser·
Who wants a 2025 Topps Update Hobby Box? - Follow @CardPurchaser - Repost this post! - Name your favorite baseball team in replies! Winner drawn 1/15 at 9pm central! US shipping please! Scroll my feed everyday!
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