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@dcat504 We’re on the NFHS network as it’s a Salmen home game
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To celebrate Paul Skenes’ first Opening Day start, REPOST THIS to win this baseball signed by #30.

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✨ @LSUfootball and @GeorgiaFootball will be featured in this years' Super Bowl no matter the results this weekend- making them the only teams to have had a player in every Super Bowl for 23 consecutive years 👏
How long will they keep this streak going?

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@AYSSPORTS JD5 would have about 200 yds rushing, 300 yds passing right about now…
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Happy holidays Niners fam!
RT for a chance to win an autographed jersey from me
#ProBowlVote Deebo Samuel

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Whiskey & Wine POSTGAME SHOW: LSU 49, Ole Miss 55
Seems like a great time to listen to @TBob53 & @MattMoscona postgame thoughts a day later (WARNING HEAVY PROFANITY 😂)
youtube.com/live/6QBllgRrf… v

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@3YearLetterman Coach, heading to pigeon forge next week for the Ripken experience, any recommendations on where to go? Besides beef o Brady’s of course.
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This is a truly momentous event. Over this summer I will be tweeting out my book, Not Some Random Clown, which details how I became a youth football coaching legend and won my first title. 34 glorious chapters. Chapter 1 drops tomorrow.
But first, here is the Introduction:
The People in My Life
In this book, you will encounter many different people from my hometown in Northeast Georgia. To help you keep them all straight, here’s a list of everyone you will encounter:
Dale Chosewood: My best friend and the defensive coordinator for my youth football team. Works at Sonic. Lives with his girlfriend Brandy and her middle school son Randy. Writes and reads at a third-grade level. Drives a burgundy Chrysler LeBaron with no license plate.
Leon Sutton: High school teammate of mine who works at Arby’s. An assistant offensive coach for my youth football team. On probation for bootlegging DVDs. Can’t swim.
Lloyd Watson: A retired bible distributor and devout Christian who coaches my youth football team’s offensive line. Grandfather of one of the players.
My Cousin Shane: The most prolific supplier of counterfeit sports memorabilia and apparel in Northeast Georgia through his unlicensed business, All Sales Final. Previously worked for almost two months as a police officer. A dominating linebacker as a twenty-one-year-old high school senior. Drives a cherry red ‘97 Saturn.
My Uncle Gary: A tractor-trailer driver who has never had a CDL. Former Kmart employee. Loves the Braves. Big fan of Hooters.
My Cousin Brad: An attorney who passed the bar on his sixth try. My youth football team’s legal counsel.
Barb Wade: Owner, manager, and bartender of the local bowling alley, The Orchid Bowl. Former WPBA player and chain smoker of unfiltered cigarettes. Scary as hell.
Chainsaw Wade: Barb’s grandson, Brandon Wade. Hard-hitting safety for my youth football team. Once used a chainsaw to sever his left index finger to win a bet.
Timmy Matthews: My nemesis. The youth football league’s assistant director. Former high school classmate of mine to whom I once gave a nearly atomic wedgie. Lives with his aunt and works as a photo developer.
Brandon Meeks: Starting defensive back for the youth football team on which I got my coaching start as the defensive backs coach.
Roger Meeks: Brandon’s deceased grandfather. Very selfish.
Steve Tomlin: A huge loser and my main coaching rival. Orthodontist. Defensive coordinator that I had to answer to when I was a defensive backs coach.
Joshua Mooney: Youth pastor at a large nondenominational church, The Flock. Works part time at a guitar store. Also a coaching rival.
Jason Stinson: A useless quarterback on my youth football team.
Billy: Jason Stinson’s replacement. Likely teenager who smokes, has tracings of a mustache, and plays quarterback for my youth football team.
Greg: Billy’s father and owner of Patriots Only, a local business that operates out of a trailer and sells beanie babies and American flag memorabilia.
Jennifer Letterman-Spencer: My sister. Agnes Scott graduate. Lives in Atlanta with her husband and two children.
Nelson Spencer: Jennifer’s husband. Attended Georgia Tech and is an electrical engineer. I bark at him often.
My Nephews: The pathetic twin sons of Jennifer and Nelson. Ten years old. I don’t know their names.
Carter Letterman: My older brother. Holds degrees from the University of Georgia and Duke. Partner at an accounting firm in Charlotte. Assistant coach on his daughter’s mediocre soccer team.
Julie Letterman: Carter’s wife. University of Virginia and Duke graduate. Works at a hedge fund. Virginia native. Hates me. I hate her. I call her “Judy” just to piss her off.
Emily Letterman: Carter and Julie’s eight-year-old daughter. Attends private school. Plays soccer (glorified jogging).
Pete: Vice principal of local elementary school who adjusts grades to keep my players eligible.
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@FifthQuarterLSU I get up a get another beer cause I know 3 minutes of commercials are coming
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