Max Messick

RT for a chance to win one of 30 exclusive Lee Corso collectibles in honor of Coach’s final College GameDay 🧡

@ericbowers17 @AMP2018 @GoBEARCATS What a get for the bearcats! One of the hottest names for HC jobs after leading a prolific Miami offense to the playoffs and a ACC championship! Early reports it was a 5 years deal worth 8.2 million. Also gets a jet for recruiting purposes and a house on the Ohio river! @AMP2018

The Ryan Williams TD called by these Japanese commentators is so out of pocket..

@CFBLive247_ I believe smith has 3 TD. 2 against Akron and one against Western Michigan.

It’s a bad day to be an enemy in Morgantown

@jbhoward1998 @stevewilldoit @BoudinKing337 The teachers teach the youth!!!!! Give it back to the classroom!!!!!!!!

@stevewilldoit @BoudinKing337 Pick a teacher 🙏

.. @BoudinKing337 it’s been 8 hours and he hasn’t answered !! Cmon boudin

Who remembers when a Top 10 Nebraska team went into Columbus at Night 👀

@Morbidful @ashleymessickk

In April 2024, William Georgitis was attacked by a massive alligator in the Cooper River while fossil hunting. The alligator clamped onto William's arm, prompting him to attempt to restrain the creature by bear hugging it, preventing it from death rolling. He then used a screwdriver to stab the alligator in the eye, causing it to drag him underwater for about 50 feet. While pinned against the riverbed, William tried to stab the alligator again but only managed to strike its gums. This action caused the alligator to shake him once more. Running out of air, William believed he was going to die. In a desperate attempt to survive, he tried to twist his arm off while it was still in the alligator's mouth, hoping to swim to the surface. Miraculously, this worked, and as he reached the surface, he realized his arm was still partially attached. He was pulled into a nearby boat and rushed to the hospital. Despite the severity of his injuries, doctors were able to reattach his arm.

@CollinRugg @ashleymessickk

NEW: Man filmed dancing just moments before he blew his head up after placing a firework on his hat during 4th of July celebrations. South Carolina man Allen Ray McGrew passed on Thursday in a tragic firework accident. The 41-year-old reportedly placed a firework on top of his hat which blew up, immediately ending his life. "I thought he was just showboating... I didn’t realize he had already lit it," his wife told the NYP. "He loved this country and looked forward to celebrating every year." "Just before the incident happened, he hugged me and his son and said, 'You are my rock, and you are my heart.' Me being his rock and his son being his heart."

@Morbidful @ashleymessickk

This seemingly normal footage depicts 41-year-old Allen Ray McGrew in his final moments. Shortly after the video was captured, McGrew put a large firework on top of his hat and ignited it, leading to a fatal explosion. McGrew was dressed up as Uncle Sam to celebrate 4th of July at a neighborhood block party in Summerville, Dorchester County.  Deputies discovered McGrew's lifeless body in the road after they rushed to the scene following the sudden end of the party.

@OVOxMAY @TreyFiveBook @bee1dible @DailyLoud Muskrat

@TreyFiveBook @bee1dible @DailyLoud Bro is shopping ideas for what it could be 😂😂

Huge Rat spotted in New York City 👀

It’s a blessing to be a Buckeye 🗣️🌰 - @JimTressel5

They don't make cartoons like this anymore

People saying that the program is regressing need to remember that we were a field goal away from a National Championship last year.

Ryan Day is my coach. He will figure this out. I have confidence in him. The grass isn’t always greener on the other side.

🗣️ TELL EM, COACH!

(2013) Ohio State vs Michigan was war