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Just called my 4th Vanier Cup.
I’m 28.
Life works in mysterious ways.
Praise God, though.
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Dashawn Stephens
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Dashawn Stephens
@StephensPRSVRE
Founder, CEO, Creative Director at @PRSVRE_ Media Group | GLORY 30 Under 30 | Top 40 Emerging Canadian Sports Business Leader| Opinions Are MY OWN
Toronto, Ontario Katılım Ağustos 2010
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Where you go?
Harvard.
Nice, what program?
General studies.
Alright man.
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Every time I hear people talk about William Nylander just caring about golfing, I immediately think back to the time William Nylander taught me how to swing a golf club.
He taught me well
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@619_smack Wasn’t Wade Barrett like 19 years old during this match 😂
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U SPORTS season is done, I can go sleep now. Please don’t ask me anything about U SPORTS until August.
Peace and blessings ✌️
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Some of y’all are sitting in the show rooms at Ikea as if you actually live there and I’m interrupting your privacy.
I’m not apologizing for walking in lol
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THE 2005-06 TORONTO RAPTORS ARE FREE
JALEN ROSE
JOSE CALDERON
MIKE JAMES
JOEY GRAHAM
MATT BONNER
MORRIS PETERSON
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10 years ago today lost everything I ever owned in flames and black smoke.
Almost lost my mom too.
Rebuilt in ways unimaginable.
Perseverance is tough to find.
You’ll often need it most when you have absolutely nothing left.
Pain is beautiful.
It eventually subsides.
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Highlight
At a TMU game with 2 others, TMU giving belt, on my phone watching U of T trying to get to the Finals. Im back and forth between the my phone (yelling live commentary) and the TMU game
Then I yell
“I love f*cking this sh*t!”
I’ve given my life to this. Remember that
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@theScore @CaseyToGo It’s not news. They do this for bigger events, such as the Grey Cup
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The temporary bleachers are almost ready at BMO Field ahead of the World Cup. 👀
(📷: itsonlykotsy/IG, h/t @CaseyToGo)
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@SteveClarkMedia Ofc it would. But winning a championship on home soil is meaningful to the school and community.
The sad truth is, if you win a national championship on the road, there is no celebration from the community and student body to magnitude of winning a conference title at home
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@StephensPRSVRE When I was at McMaster in the 90’s and calling their games on radio, the team lost 4 finals in Halifax. Trust me, slaying that dragon would have meant the world to that program. Same with the women. When they broke through in 2019 it was pure elation.
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In U SPORTS, I think there’s a case to be made that conference championships mean more than National Championships depending on where they’re won.
Conference titles on home soil - mean everything. Memories last forever.
National titles in neutral venue, none of YOUR fans. idk
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@TimJamesMedia It’s not about which championship being more important. It’s about what means more. So winning a championship in a sold out gym in front of your home fans is 100% more meaningless in the grand scheme of memories and experience than winning a national title on the road.
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Home crowds are amazing, but man, can you really beat a national title? UBC women's volleyball, for example -- past 10 years: 4 nationals, 0 conference titles. Winning the CW isn't important.
Dashawn Stephens@StephensPRSVRE
In U SPORTS, I think there’s a case to be made that conference championships mean more than National Championships depending on where they’re won. Conference titles on home soil - mean everything. Memories last forever. National titles in neutral venue, none of YOUR fans. idk
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@Casey_LeighD Yes, Carleton travels, UBC travels but that’s just 2 schools. I feel like most schools don’t have significant fan sizes that travel. So winning a national title on paper is the bigger accomplishment 100% but I don’t know if it feels as good as winning a conference title at home
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@StephensPRSVRE There are schools who have their alumni and students attend national championships though I'll say it's a lot more common in basketball than other sports. I have covered countless Final 8s and the No. 1 fanbase is Carleton Ravens and second is UBC.
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@Casey_LeighD But it’s about whether or not students and alumni travel. For most schools that’s a no. So the national championship isn’t really as celebrated as something won on home soil
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@StephensPRSVRE I understand your point for sure but it also depends on the school too. Some schools have great alumni and students no matter where the national championship is held.
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I tried to tell y’all to go to the OG Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto on Saturday night.
One of them ones I’ll probably remember for the rest of my life tbh.
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Brother, leave me alone rn. I’m locked in on TMU vs Carleton x2 for all the OUA Gold at the OG Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto.
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@StephensPRSVRE I'll go one step futher - how about we invest in sport period. :)
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People say they wanna see Canada host an Olympics. How about the government learn to properly invest in our Olympic athletes first?
Do you know how many of those athletes are self-funded?
Let’s be real, can’t be having people paying out of their own pockets to rep our country.
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Brother, the most important game in the world tomorrow is Windsor vs TMU in the OUA Women’s Basketball semifinals at the OG Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto
Don’t talk to me about NBA, NCAA, Euro league, I don’t care.
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