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You are watching @SECGov, @US_FDA, and big pharma kill another cure for cancer in real-time.
$IBRX
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Doug Meyer
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Doug Meyer
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Volunteer as President of Giving Hearts a Hand, Bengals & Reds Fan.
Batesville, IN Katılım Eylül 2010
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Lets be real and tell it like it is.
Real competitors are becoming harder and harder to find.
Vanity players that love showcases and convenient training are around every corner.
Nice kids get their scholarships taken.
Nice kids get released from pro ball.
A kid can be the best kid on the team. He can sit on the front row in class and make straight A's. He can be the student body president and a kid everyone wants to marry their daughter.
But.
He's on scholarship and maybe NIL money to be an impact baseball player. He's on scholarship and possibly NIL money to help the coaches, program and his teammates win baseball games. If he can't make an impact athletically, he will be shown the door.
It's supposed to be cruel, rude and nasty to allow the cream to rise to the top.
It's a competition and it's not for everyone.
Coaches want players with great makeup, but if you can't play, it doesn't matter to them.
Coaches want junk yard dogs that want to dominate the competition.
Coaches want dudes that can do it vs the equal and or better.
Coaches want dudes with moxie, feel, different gears and heightened awareness in game defining situations.
Coaches want players that take practice and games personal.
Coaches want players that are more concerned with competing than their mechanics, gear and sunglasses.
Coaches want players that want to be the difference between winning and losing. The players that want the ball or bat in their hand with the game on the line.
Want to be a better player?
Be a better competitor and you'll be a better player.
Be a better competitor in everything that you do.
Take everything personally, because it is.
Represent the name on the back of your jersey like the toughest, most competitive player on every team you're on.
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Incredible take from Charles Barkley on Tom Izzo:
"The media, who don't know anything about sports, say 'Why is he yelling his players?' That's called coaching... if parents & friends get mad because you're getting yelled at, get better parents & better friends."
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It was summer Open Gyms, Bradford's Barn and Pangburn ballpark for me...always with bigger, stronger, older. Fun times!
Anthony Pugh@Anthony_Pugh2
I learned the most about how to play basketball when I played with grown men on Friday and Saturday mornings.. 7am-10am every week from 6th grade through HS If you didn’t pass & cut, screen away, play defense, move without the ball or take the correct shots, you sat & watched
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I learned the most about how to play basketball when I played with grown men on Friday and Saturday mornings.. 7am-10am every week from 6th grade through HS
If you didn’t pass & cut, screen away, play defense, move without the ball or take the correct shots, you sat & watched
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The Blue Bloods on a Friday night.
Vanderbilt 13
LSU 12
21 walks
3 HBP
Wonder how much NIL money was on the mound?
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You need to train your nervous system.
This guy could squat 400 pounds, but he only threw 84 miles an hour.
He was stronger than most pitchers, but strength doesn’t always equal pitching velocity.
Here’s where most people get it wrong.
They think if they gain strength and weight, they’ll automatically throw harder.
With weight training, you need to train your nervous system, not just your muscles.
You have to teach your body to go from completely relaxed to fully explosive in a split second.
When you throw, you’re not tense the whole time.
You’re loose and relaxed, then boom, you explode.
That’s a nervous system skill, not just a strength skill.
Most guys lift heavy, but they never train that relaxation to explosion pattern.
Their body doesn’t know how to turn it on when it matters.
For this athlete who already had a strong base, all we had to do was teach his nervous system to fire.
That was the difference between 84 miles an hour and getting into the low nineties.
If you want the full guide on how we trained him to make that jump, comment guide and I’ll send it through.
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If you’re scared to strikeout looking,
Then you’re going to chase w/ 2 strikes more.
You’re going to chase out of the zone out of FEAR
I’ve learned from great coaches that their best hitters K more LOOKING than swinging
SHRINK, not widen w/ 2 strikes
LSU stresses this too
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Doug Meyer retweetledi
𝗧𝗘𝗔𝗠 𝗣𝗥𝗘𝗩𝗜𝗘𝗪𝗦: 𝗩𝗼𝗹𝘂𝗺𝗲 𝗩𝗜𝗜𝗜 - 𝗦𝗼𝘂𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗻 𝗜𝗡 𝗙𝗼𝗰𝘂𝘀
• Silver Creek
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• Bedford North Lawrence
• Columbus North
• Seymour
• Forest Park
• Batesville
• Brownstown Central
• Southwestern
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If doctors in 1950 could be catastrophically wrong about smoking, fat, and sugar while being completely confident in their recommendations...
And doctors in 1980 could be catastrophically wrong about margarine, low-fat diets, and dietary cholesterol while being completely confident in their recommendations...
And doctors in 2000 could be catastrophically wrong about opioids, hormone therapy, and Vioxx while being completely confident in their recommendations...
Why would you assume doctors today, working in the same institutional structures with the same pharmaceutical funding and the same regulatory capture, have suddenly figured it all out?
The system hasn't changed. The incentives haven't changed. The conflicts of interest haven't changed.
Only your willingness to believe them has.
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Why this gives me some form of peace, I don't know? I have lived that chip too many times. Peace be with you, Colin!
Larry @Tom & Marty's@tomandmartys
Dear god. It got worse.
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The cage can lie.
Showcases can lie.
Social media can lie.
The game never does.
You either perform between the lines — or you don’t.
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Every HS coach..Make sure u do signing day/ commitments just as big for JUCO/D2/D3/NAIA guys, as you did the D1 guys
It’s harder now to get those smaller school offers bc 95% of HS kids/portal guys are competing for those
Call media, blast it everywhere. Celebrate your players
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Hard to believe with this weather that it’s already baseball season for our college guys. Good luck to our alumni in their upcoming season - Batesville Baseball is well represented!
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@duncsteele @ZachGatsby @MattVerderame @DMRussini If it were the HOF of Morality, there wouldn't be but a handful of Busts in the place.
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I just spoke on the phone with Bill Polian and asked whether he was an influence on Bill Belichick being snubbed by the Hall of Fame. His quote:
“That’s totally and categorically untrue. I voted for him."
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This is what happens when you have a bunch of media people involved too deeply where they shouldn't be. It's obvious reading/watching any media publication that a 'bias' always exists...how the HOF players and former players during time frame aren't the majority of vote is crazy!
MLFootball@MLFootball
🚨🚨BREAKING🚨🚨 THE ENTIRE LIST OF PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME SELECTION COMMITTEE. THEY DID NOT VOTE IN BILL BELICHICK. Kent Somers: Arizona Republic (retired) Darryl Ledbetter: Atlanta Journal-Constitution Scott Garceau: 105.7 The Fan / WMAR-TV Vic Carucci: WGRZ-TV Darin Gantt: Carolina Panthers Dan Pompei: The Athletic Geoff Hobson: Bengals Tony Grossi: ESPN Cleveland Rick Gosselin: Talk of Fame Network Jeff Legwold: ESPN Dave Birkett: Detroit Free Press Pete Dougherty: Green Bay Press-Gazette John McClain: SportsRadio 610 Mike Chappell: Fox 59 / CBS 4 Sam Kouvaris: SamSportsLine Vahe Gregorian: Kansas City Star Paul Gutierrez: Raiders Eric Williams: Sports Illustrated Howard Balzer: SiriusXM NFL Radio Armando Salguero: OutKick Mark Craig: Minneapolis Star-Tribune Ron Borges: Talk of Fame Network Jeff Duncan: Times-Picayune Gary Myers: Author Rich Cimini: ESPN Paul Domowitch: The 33rd Team / Philly Mag Gerry Dulac: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Matt Maiocco: NBC Sports Bay Area Mike Sando: The Athletic Ira Kaufman: JoeBucsFan Paul Kuharsky: PaulKuharsky Jarrett Bell: USA Today Calvin Watkins: Dallas Morning News Joel Bussert: NFL Office (retired) Mary Kay Cabot: Cleveland Plain Dealer Jason Cole: FanSided Frank Cooney: The Sports Xchange Tony Dungy: NBC Sports – Football Night in America Dan Fouts: Broadcaster Lindsay Jones: The Ringer Clark Judge: Talk of Fame Network Ross Ketover: NFL Films James Lofton: CBS Sports Alex Marvez: SiriusXM NFL Radio Sal Paolantonio: ESPN Bill Polian: SiriusXM NFL Radio Lisa Salters: ESPN – Monday Night Football Jim Trotter: The Athletic (retired) Charean Williams: Pro Football Talk Barry Wilner: Associated Press (retired)
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When shots are falling, the quick pace is great & life is good. When they aren't, all those quick shots might as well be turnovers. Up 15 to up 8 to down 1 to up 9. It's a flurry of emotions at times. When you have momentum, just pause & make defense work a little! @IUHoosiers
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