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This is Zeke Mayo!!! 715 am speaking to the LHS baseball team. Unselfish, humble, oozing excellence and Cool to the bone. We love you Zeke!!! Appreciate ya!!!
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Congrats to @KemAllen14 for winning FIRST place in the Juneteenth Essay Writing contest!!!! #SoMuchMoreThanAnAthlete 💪🏾❤️
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What a great night for my dear friend and mentor Pat Grzenda!
Fun night celebrating her induction to the KSHSAA Hall of Fame!
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Congrats Bird!!! Nice work my man!!!!
LHS Track@LHSTrackField
🌟🌟The NEW fastest guy in LHS history…10.47🌟🌟 Two dominating races, with two INCREDIBLE starts!!! He’s on 🔥🔥🔥🔥
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I …..LOVE…….THIS……..
Teddy Mitrosilis@TMitrosilis
Chris Rock goes to a place called “Stress Factory.” It’s a comedy club in New Brunswick, New Jersey. For Rock, it’s a proving ground. He’ll show up unannounced. In the audience may be 50 people. He’ll carry a yellow legal pad of notes and go on stage for 45 minutes. And he’ll test new material. Rock will do this for *months* as he prepares for a new show. • He’ll fumble through lines • He’ll stop in the middle of jokes • He’ll write notes while talking Sometimes, he’ll forget what he’s saying and reference his legal pad. If you didn’t know him, you’d think he’s an amateur. This is how he becomes the guy you see on Netflix. *** Lesson: Nobody’s a finished product Rock is one of the highest-paid comedians in the world. He’s a legend in his industry. He’s an otherworldly comedic talent. You’d expect him to always be polished. But that’s not the case. Even legends are on the hunt to improve. There’s no such thing as a “finished product.” *** Lesson: It takes humility to be great Audiences at Stress Factory get Rock in his rawest form. • They get new jokes he hasn’t tried yet • They get to see him honing his craft • They get to see him struggle Rock doesn’t have to do this. He could work out ideas in front of a few friends, then take more polished stuff to an audience. But that likely wouldn’t make him as good. If you want to be great, you need the humility to look bad in front of strangers. *** Lesson: The process never ends How many jokes has Rock delivered in his life? 100,000? More? At 57 years old, he’s had a *lifetime* of reps. And yet, here he is randomly showing up at small clubs. Over and over and over and over again. It reminds me of a quote: “Success is not a continuum.” The past doesn’t guarantee the future. We’re not entitled to future success. It must be repeatedly earned. *** Follow @TMitrosilis for more content like this.
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Cori Green would be proud of this…..enthusiastic consent is what she calls it, but this works also!!
Robert Griffin III@RGIII
Strength Coaches should do more than teach you how to lift. Here is TCU’s Kaz Kazadi teaching his athletes about consent and their communication towards women.
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Best of luck to former Chesty Lion all state pitcher @Cleavinger14 Garrett Cleavinger! Looking forward to watching G pitching for the Tampa Bay Rays this year as they compete for the AL East pennant! Good luck G, Chesty 🦁 nation ❤️’s ya and will be cheering for you! ❤️⚾️✊🏾🔥🦁
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Absolutely love Super 70’s sports…..the best tweets out there!!!
Super 70s Sports@Super70sSports
Remember when Pizza Hut pan pizzas were basically a goddamn culinary delicacy? They’d bring them out in a real fucking skillet that was piping at about 700 degrees Fahrenheit right as your third song kicked in on the jukebox after you’d played a game of Galaga. We were kings.
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I mean she won by 37 seconds as the second and third place PR’d!!!!!
Brandon Dye@CoachBrandonDye
Hannah 1st place Stewart everyone! Boom!!!
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Chesty 🦁 throwing 102 mph bowling balls
Kevin Wilson@KWBaseball
Hitting is simple. It's just not that easy.
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Jimmy Connors won 109 tournaments including 8 grand slams, but this point is the defining moment of his entire fucking career. Enjoy.
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