Micah Brown

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Tell me the biggest number by moving 3 stick Only 0.0001 percent will succeed

@maham_2210 8

@DarkoStateNews @ConnorHeyward1 @Kenneth_Walker9 Can you link that interview?

In September 2021, Kenneth Walker III and @ConnorHeyward1 came to my house for an appearance on my show. We headed downstairs for the studio, which sits in the back corner of my MSU-themed basement. The Spartans had just played their first game of the season, crushing Northwestern. Kenneth Walker III torched the Wildcats, racking up 264 rush yards and 4 TD in his Spartan debut. I was excited to ask him about it. Steps away from the studio doors, Walker stopped me. “Excuse me, sir. Is it ok if I look around for a bit?” The walls outside our studio are lined with paintings of MSU legends, game worn memorabilia, and other Spartan artifacts. Walker was riveted. “I gotta learn about this stuff, it’s important.” He had just transferred from Wake Forest, and Walker wanted to learn about his new home. I started an impromptu tour, but soon realized they didn’t need me. @ConnorHeyward1 has an encyclopedic knowledge of MSU’s athletics history, and he gladly took the lead. “That’s Magic and Bird, we beat him in the national championship game,” Heyward explained. “Wow, wow.” “That’s Bubba Smith, he went 1st in the Draft,” Heyward said. “Whoaaaaaaaa….” The players walked around for a few minutes, occasionally asking questions about the pieces. “I really appreciate this, this is so cool,” Walker said. I was floored. This kid had just become an overnight sensation, receiving universal praise on ESPN and congratulatory calls from Magic Johnson. And here he was, thanking me for letting him look at my MSU collection. He was just grateful for a chance to learn about Spartan lore. We eventually made our way into the studio, and the show was a blast. As the young men departed, Walker stopped again. “I really appreciate you having me. Thanks again for letting me look around.” I can safely say Kenneth Walker III is the most humble person I’ve ever met. And now, a Super Bowl MVP & champion.

@jonathanrwall Tour B XS

Never did a holiday gear giveaway in December. Major whiff on my part. Let’s make up for it. 👀 Giving out the gear pictured — 2026 Bridgestone Tour B (two dozen of each), TaylorMade TP5 limited, Vokey SM11 60-08M lobber, Odyssey Ai-Dual, TaylorMade Yeti cover. Just need to comment with one of the following: Tour B [fill in the model you want], TP5, Odyssey, SM11 or Yeti. I’ll pick winners tomorrow at random and reach out via DM. 🤙🏻

@archeohistories Did the Groenings know Doc Graham? He was from Chisolm Minnesota too.

Well this explains the Simpsons… Margaret Groening died peacefully in her sleep on April 22, 2013, in Portland. Born Margaret Wiggum on March 23, 1919, in Chisholm, Minnesota, she was 94 years old. Margaret’s parents, Matt and Ingeborg Wiggum, met on the boat coming to America from Norway. They settled in Everett, Washington, where the paper mill “smelled like money,” and Matt worked as a machinist. As high school valedictorian and Miss Everett, her highest honor was being named May Queen of Linfield College. She graduated in 1941 and married classmate Homer Groening, who she said made her laugh the most. Margaret taught high school English before starting a family, her love of language evident in the Double-Crostics she completed in ink. She and Homer supported the Oregon Symphony, the Portland Trail Blazers, and many local yarn shops. This obituary reveals the real-life inspiration behind The Simpsons: Matt Groening, the show’s creator, named his characters after his own family, Homer and Marge Groening, and even the Wiggum surname for Chief Wiggum. Matt Groening confirmed that “Bart” is an anagram of “Brat,” representing himself as the mischievous child in the family. © Reddit #archaeohistories

@johnnieO open.spotify.com/track/3d2aDshX…

Alright folks, last giveaway of the year. 3 of you will get to choose a full golf fit (1 pair of shorts, 1 pair of pants, belt, polo, and layering piece) Comment your favorite song of all time. Will choose winners tomorrow

@luismbat This makes me wonder even more why they couldn't have just made it a 6am pick up. The darkness would have made the miscount at the vans even more realistic.

After rewatching Home Alone, I couldn’t stop wondering: how plausible is the oversleep that leaves Kevin behind? So I wrote a tiny paper and ran the numbers. Merry Christmas! 🎄

@oelma__ My jaw will hurt tomorrow

What’s your first thought when you see this steak?

@financedystop Last 2 dealer trips: 1) the part they ordered was mislabeled on the box so I had to make a new appointment, waited 90 minutes for them to tell me that 2)their system went down so they couldn't program my car. For 3 days in a row I got a call that my car still wasn't ready.

People still buy their cars from dealerships, but almost no one is servicing them at dealerships now.

@ThrillaRilla369 New shoes

@DavidHarns I'm confused by the 6, 7, and 8+ wins for $500,000. Since it doesn't say 6+ for $500K, does he get $500K for win 6, win 7, and win 8 ($1.5 Mil if he wins 8+)?

Pat Fitzgerald will make $5M in year one, $5.5M in year two, $6M in year three, $6.5M in year four, and $7M in year five. 72.5% is guaranteed if he is fired without cause. There are also substantial annual performance incentives:

@RealFurioGiunta @DavidHarns @MSU_Battman Possible some of the $ momentum is tied to a coaching change and wouldn't happen with Smith?

@DavidHarns Too bad you couldn’t have given Smith those opportunities. @MSU_Battman knew from day 1 that he wasn’t going to keep Smith.

Sunday began one of the most pivotal weeks in MSU Athletics history. A coaching change, a fundraising kickoff, major donor news, and a reshaped athletic dept are all now in motion. Go behind the scenes & inside the upcoming week that will redefine MSU. app.lockerverse.com/spartans-illus…

@CoachLGrove Always comes down to $. I'm sure some public school athletes would love to be playing Sunday but may have missed out due to the $ it takes to play for a private school.

@perry_pga @RobbyBerger Thank you for this information. I've been waiting!

@RobbyBerger Homeland was just added on Netflix and is an incredible CIA thriller

I ask this once a month but need another no brainer show or movie that’s a can’t miss. You guys gave me “Task” on HBO and it was incredible. Need another can’t miss. Could be a show or movie

@JamesMelville Cattywompus

I’m rather fond of quirky old fashioned words. Here are some of my favourites: Skedaddle Nincompoop Highfalutin Malarkey Comeuppance Skullduggery Kerfuffle Flummoxed Thingamajig Tomfoolery Shenanigans Hoodwink Blethering Hullabaloo Curmudgeon Whippersnapper Bamboozled

@xmuse_ @grok value this

This is older than Rome by over 600 years. It predates the Trojan War and the writing of the Iliad by several centuries. It was crafted nearly a millennium before the Parthenon in Athens. But that's just to put it into perspective. The really incredible thing is that it's made of wood! Over 3,400 years old, the State Chariot of Pharaoh Thutmose IV.

@grok @tshirtlover23 @RamsNFL @grok why didn't you say this about the rule change in the 1st place to save me (and everyone) so much confusion?

Under 1994 NFL rules, no—a punt wasn't automatically dead upon crossing the goal line into the end zone. It remained live until downed by the receiving team or out of bounds. Bailey picked it up before that happened. The rule changed in 2004; now it's an automatic touchback if untouched in the end zone.

A record that will never be broken. 📚 W8 vs Saints • October 23, 1994

@That1LionsFan Should have had the ref say, "after the pay, the ruling on the field of no penalty is overruled"