Kevin Burke

@pamelam35 Awesome job!!

Pyro guy had one job and he fucking nailed it.

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If you need us, we'll be reminiscing on our 25th year on the Boulevard 🥺

@touchesinthebox Last touch of the game!

1u Austria/Romania BTTS-Yes [-115]

@RussFcb Forgot it’s Halliburton’s fault for not keeping Dame healthy. My b

@Kevin4Burke Flexing wins over injuries is funny

Dame won All Star MVP in Indiana btw so this is false

@RussFcb Snatched it right back in consecutive playoff appearances.

@Kevin4Burke Snatched his chain in his city so it don't matter

frythefrogs.mp4 #PonyUpDallas

THE IRON SKILLET IS OURS. #PonyUpDallas | @DriveSewell

Rip 🙏

Um…..WHAT?

Reggie Bush is getting his 2005 Heisman Trophy back due to "student athlete compensation" in college athletics becoming "an accepted practice and appears here to stay," per @PeteThamel

𝐁𝐀𝐂𝐊 𝐓𝐎 𝐁𝐀𝐂𝐊 🏆🐎🆙 Took down #1 TCU to claim our second consecutive NCEA National Championship‼️🎉 #PonyUp #WorkPlayWin

ENFIELD NAMED HEAD MEN’S BASKETBALL COACH AT SMU #PonyUpDallas bit.ly/3xju7vM

Dimitrov was asked if he ever felt unlucky for playing in the era of Federer, Nadal, Djokovic, & Murray “If you look back on your career, like 10 or 15 years of your career, you are part of that generation which always had to compete against the very best, Big 4, like Roger, Rafa, Djokovic, Murray… Have you ever considered yourself kind of like unlucky because of that, you know, time you have to go through that era, or, you know...” Grigor: “Totally the opposite, actually. Totally the opposite. Very lucky. How often you say I played in an era against the best players and you have beaten them all? It's great. I'm sorry, but I can live with that. You know, all that, the titles and all this, yeah, it's great. But the journey, the ride, it was, for me personally, not having these guys around, it's a little sad. I don't want to play them, don't get me wrong (smiling) at the moment, but it's kind of sad. I love watching them play. I love competing against them, and you can always learn something. I think throughout the years I have had so many quarterfinal matches and third-, fourth-round matches where I had to play against them. But that also maybe shaped me to have that mental toughness and to do certain things different at that point in my career, like them. You can certainly learn a lot from each one, very different. I think each one had a very different way of doing things, but each one of them had amazing qualities. I think in a way they are the pioneers of nowadays tennis for us. I don't know. I think overall, to have players like that with such a diversity that all of them had, Novak is still playing and Andy, as well, but to really see that is I think going to be a little bit more rare.” ❤️ (via Miami Open Press)

A full circle moment for Ha-Seong Kim returning to his former KBO ballpark #SeoulSeries ❤️