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@princedglazer32 With Dillingham calling plays, he’s gonna be great.

Not sure about you guys, but boy am I excited to watch Cutter Boley this fall. People forget he was a starting QB in the SEC as a freshman. Before Leavitt came here, he was a backup in the Big 10, and we won the Big 12 with him. Super excited to see what Cutter can do this season

As Suns fans who y'all rooting for tonight Spurs or Thunder?

@AndrewLeezus Knicks

@Fats_D1 @CRanch Life long brotherhood

I’m home 💯💯

@ChrisKarpman @GabbyJChernoff @Fats_D1

BREAKING: Elijajuan "Fat" Houston, the 2025 Star-Telegram Defensive Player of the Year and a top-100 2027 recruit in Texas, has committed to Arizona State. @Fats_D1

@theblaze Why does he care so much about Dart’s political opinions? I guarantee you Dart doesn’t care about his.

NY Giants Linebacker Abdul Carter on QB Jaxson Dart supporting Trump: “If he chooses to align himself with a man like Trump, it's my responsibility based on what I believe to not only show my teammates that I'm against that, but to show the world.”

@MatchupTracker I only see one.

Who has the best DEVIL in CFB? 😈

@DevilsDigest Or an excuse to put 22 SEC and Big-10 teams in with one Big-12 and one ACC. LSU finished 10th in the SEC last year at 7-6, 3-5 in conference. I’m pretty sure they would rather have them than a 2nd place 12-2, 8-1 BYU team.

As been said many times before, a larger playoff field is the only way the Big 12 is going to get two teams in. A field of 16 would probably do the trick too, but the committee made it clear they won't put two Big 12 teams in a field of 12.

I've never had a problem with GCU football fans. 😏

Bob Horner and I were destined to be teammates somewhere. I signed a letter of intent to play baseball at Arizona State before I was drafted. Bob played at ASU and ended up in Atlanta my first full year in the major leagues—1978. One way or another, it was bound to happen. From the minute Bob Horner joined the Braves, all us players could see he was good. I mean… really good. And that swing—short and quick, x or and could turn around anybody’s fast ball. And Bob knew the strike zone. He just did not swing at a bad pitch (like I had a tendency to do a little too often…) He was a unique talent and I was very lucky to be in the lineup with him most of my career. All of my numbers were better when he was hitting behind me. And that fact is not lost on me. I know my career was better because of him. It’s been a hard few weeks for the Braves Family losing Ted and Bobby—and now Bob. These 3 men all had such a profound impact on my career. I am forever grateful. Nancy and I will miss Bob and our hearts go out to Chris and Trent and Tyler, along with their entire family. The older we get, the more we cherish wonderful memories and this past month has brought a flood of them back to us. The gratitude we feel for them all has been overwhelming. Rest well, my friend and teammate.

@Gambo987 Absolutely. Good thoughts Gambo, on the money. They have suffered more than their share of injuries the past couple of years, but seem to weather it every time.

This is the 10th year for Mike Hazen as the GM of the Arizona Diamondbacks. He has two playoff appearances on his resume - one that led the team to the World Series. In my opinion knowing the financial restraints the team had with $60 plus million starting the year sidelined I think this is the best job he has done. Soroka, Kelly, Sewald, Clarke, Loaisiga and Arenado as free agents. Resisting the offers to trade Marte. And not hesitating to bring up Fernandez, Waldschmidt and Troy. Add in moving on quickly from Ross, Rashi and Thomas. Agree? Disagree?

We are saddened by the passing of former Braves third baseman Bob Horner. The first overall pick in the 1978 MLB Draft, Horner made the jump straight to the Majors without playing a single day in the Minors. Just ten days after being drafted, Horner made his MLB debut and homered off future Hall of Famer Bert Blyleven. Horner went on to blast 23 home runs in just 89 games and won NL Rookie of the Year honors. He went on to top the 30-homer mark three times in the next four years and was a National League All-Star in 1982, when he helped lead the Atlanta Braves to a division title. Horner spent 9 of his 10 Major League seasons with the Braves. He made history on July 6, 1986 when he slugged a record-tying 4 home runs in one game. It was the only four-homer game of the 1980s. Horner completed his college career at Arizona State with the most home runs in NCAA history, a mark since broken. He was named MVP of the 1977 College World Series and was the very first winner of the prestigious Golden Spikes Award in 1978. He was 68 years old.

@Super70sSports In 1978, Horner won the Golden Spikes award leading Arizona State to the Championship where he was MVP. He would be the first pick in the draft and went straight from the CWS to the Braves starting lineup, hit 23 homers in half a season and win ROY, all within 4 months!

Super Sky Point to Bob Horner. He was the NL Rookie of the Year and an All-Star but if you were around back then you know he was more than that. Much more. He was a fixture in the homes of millions of us through the miracle of cable television during those epic childhood summers that seemed like they’d never end. I was a fan for over 40 years but had never met Bob until I interviewed him last December about Dale Murphy’s Hall of Fame case. As you’d expect, Bob was a fierce advocate for his fellow Fulton County basher. How could he not be? They were Murph and Horner. Horner and Murph. The Hall and Oates of the Launching Pad. You know, these sky points all suck to write but this one hurts more than most. The four-homer game, the bad perm, Chief Noc-A-Homa waiting by his teepee for another Horner long ball. I have tweeted a lot about Bob Horner through the years and it’s because he represents to me, and I suspect many of you too, something far bigger than baseball: WTBS coming out of the magic box on top of my 400-pound Zenith, cool air coming through my bedroom window after another afternoon of Wiffle Ball, and Rick Mahler (probably) toeing the rubber at about 7:05 while hoping to keep the Braves in it with smoke and mirrors long enough for Horner and Murph to do some damage. And me sprawled out on green and yellow shag carpet in Kentucky paying 100 times more attention to Skip Caray, Ernie Johnson, and Pete Van Wieren than any of my teachers. Farewell, you sweet slugging bastard. Tell St. Peter you brought your glove for the hot corner and to write you into the cleanup spot. #RIP

@DougTammaro @ProducerWes Lenny also played football for Kush at Arizona State, which is why he played baseball with a football mentality.

Sun Devil!

@WCCSG_ My favorite player as a kid, Willie Gittens.

Drop the most random Arizona State football player you can think of in the comments! Let’s see who actually remembers them. 👇 🏈

@20th_Centurygal The Meat Puppets

Who's your favorite 3 man band?

@20th_Centurygal Amyl from Amyl and The Sniffers. Also @CherieCurrie3 she is fearless.

Pure, raw rockstar attitude. Who’s the first female rocker that comes to mind?

@theblaze Go collect it from the trillions in fraud you wasted our tax money on.

Democrat Rep. Ayanna Pressley: “Every bit of prosperity you enjoy was built on our backs. We are long overdue for reparations.”

@ArynneWexler @DLoesch @greggutfeld please invite Arynne and @CherieCurrie3 on your show. It will be entertaining.

Loved joining the great @DLoesch