Brendan Suckley

I-right wiggle 34 switchblade. For the state championship. I love all y’all baby, I love all y’all.

Use your fullbacks, kids.

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The beautiful game

Baton Rouge has fallen.

Heard the show got cancelled...we got it covered for ya

@BakerLBrian Enjoyed catching up Coach! & excited to see the program being coached at a high level as always. Hope to see you around more soon.

One of the best parts of coaching is seeing former athletes come back to watch a game and getting to catch up with them afterwards. Was glad to catch up with @brendansuckley last night!

@TexasLonghorns Takes one to know one I guess

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Public Intoxication. Aggie Park. Contacted subject eating a sandwich with a water jug of whiskey. BAC was .337. Released to EMS. #BTHOflorida

NEAT. Subject had 2 Miller Lite beers in front pockets of his fishing shirt. Ejected. #BTHOauburn

#20 Utah vs Rice (1996)

The NFL has turned the Pro Bowl into a flag football game NBA All Stars don't even break a sweat or play defense in their game NHL players are throwing haymakers 3 seconds into the #4nations game and it looks like the Royal Rumble This game rules

DYLAN LARKIN, MICHIGAN MAN THE USA HAVE TAKEN THE LEAD 🇺🇸

Heartbroken at the passing of our dear friend Coach Rodgers. It’s not goodbye, just a “see you later.” Your impact, love, and leadership will continue to inspire. Until we meet again, rest easy, Capt!!! CPH

With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Coach Ron Rodgers, a cherished mentor, coach, and lifelong inspiration to our Flour Bluff family. “Coach ‘Capt’ Rodgers loved everything about being a Hornet and dedicated his life to helping our student-athletes on and off the field. His passion, commitment, and unwavering belief in his players left a lasting impact on all who had the privilege to know him. He will forever be a part of Flour Bluff ISD, and his legacy will live on in the countless lives he touched. Once a Hornet, always a Hornet.” Chris Steinbruck, FBISD Superintendent of Schools With over 46 years of coaching, Coach Rodgers was more than a mentor—he was a guiding force. His passion, wisdom, and unwavering belief in his players shaped them into not just stronger athletes, but better people. His legacy is one of dedication, heart, and an unbreakable commitment to those around him. “Coach Ron Rodgers became part of our Flour Bluff family in 2014 as our Assistant Head Football Coach and Offensive Line Coach. He poured his heart and soul into our student-athletes, always pushing them to be their best while caring for them like his own. His love for the game was undeniable, but his love for his players was even greater—especially his offensive linemen, who held a special place in his heart. Above all, his greatest joy was his granddaughter, Tinley. She was his shining star, and he spoke of her with endless love and pride.” —Clynton Elwood, Athletic Director and Head Football Coach Our hearts are with his family and friends during this difficult time. We invite everyone to share memories and photos as we honor Coach Ron Rodgers’ incredible legacy. Counselors, coaches, and staff will be available to support students this week.

BRADY TKACHUK BOOMED HIS ASS 😭🇺🇸

You can Spill Counter, you can Box Counter or you can Splatter Counter 😤

it's insane that men take the trash to the curb one night a week for 45 years and nobody says thank you and then we just die

#OnePride 📸 @MarkVanBuren