Bill Payer

@DMBGorgeCrew 🔥

Dallas! 🔥 #dmb #davematthewsband #davematthews #dmbgorgecrew #dmbgc

@Riffraff3232 Your buddy Eddie deserves some credit

I disagree… As a venue, it’s one of the best I’ve ever seen, and I’ve been in most of the big ones… Once they got the parking and traffic fixed in year two… It was a magnificent performance every time… It was the NASCAR industry that hurt it… Not the facility

Planespotters, this is for you! ✈️ Our newly improved observation area is now open, and you definitely need to check it out! Swing by 8329 Lemon Avenue (George Coker Circle), snap some cool photos, and tag us! We can’t wait to see what you capture! 📸

@therealmcnair Yes sir. Thx. On it. Take my money.

@snickersdaddy Check spam if you bought a shirt on the last run. If you didn’t it’s coming Friday!

50% of OG customers bought within the first 6 hours of the Spring Release. They’ve got a 48 hour window. 50%…..6 hours. Guess their shirts were terrible. There’s still inventory left, but I just ordered more cotton. When inventory runs out, lead times will move to 8–10 weeks. I’ll open it up to the broader email list Friday until that sells through. I know that’s a long wait. That’s the tradeoff for: -Good product -Made in America -Priced fairly Order and forget about it and you’ll have a care package at the door in time for peak summer.

@wingoz LIV should go there. Would be awesome.

Damn..not unexpected…but damn

@flushingitgolf @Andy78340659 PIF isn’t just bailing on this thing

@Andy78340659 If the league won’t exist next year as everyone is saying, why do they have to say positive things? Keep listening to the reports of other reports from sources who have sources who might know something if you want to. I’m getting you the words from the players themselves.

Over the last few days I’ve spoken directly to more than 20 players and 4 captains on the LIV Golf League. Despite the negativity from outside, they understand the potential challenges ahead, and almost have a siege mentality to rally around each other. There was a player meeting at LIV Golf Mexico City where sources have shared the positivity expressed by senior players like Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm. Speaking on Monday following Jon Rahm’s win at Club de Golf Chapultepec, Lucas Herbert of Ripper GC told Flushing It Golf: “All the players are comitted to the league. They have had ample opportunities to leave if they want to but they are still here. Whether they are satisfied with what the organisation is doing and what it is right now or not, they are sticking by it with optimism and belief that collectively we can build it into something we can all be proud of; A highly competitive tour that goes all over the world.” When asked if he has faith in CEO Scott O’Neil, he said: “I don’t know who else I would want to run this business if I couldn’t have Scott. In 18 months he’s learned a lot about golf, as I don’t think he had previously been involved in golf, which is actually great because he brings a different mindset to the business rather than someone who’s been stuck in golf forever. “He elevated the brand a lot in the most recent offseason. I think the TV product is so much easier to look at and understand for people who haven’t watched a lot of LIV Golf and getting them to understand the individual and team sides of things. It’s a lot of information, but they have restructured it really well. “I think Scott speaks really well and is happy to have conversations with anyone. He’s honest with us as players. He owns his mistakes when he rarely makes them and takes ownership of the things he needs to address and improve within the business. He’s the perfect guy for what we need.” This is an opinion shared by every player I have spoken to. They are fully aware of the league’s position, and believe they have the right man at the helm to steer the ship in the best direction. LIV Golf yesterday announced a return to Mexico City next season, joining Riyadh, Hong Kong, Adelaide and South Africa as committed venues on the 2027 league schedule. There’s much debate in media circles about whether the league will even exist next year. But when asked what he has to say to the Australian fans about the prospect of returning to Adelaide next season, Lucas echoed the famous meme from the Wolf of Wall Street: “I’m not fucking leaving.” @rippergc_ @livgolf_league

@clarencehilljr What else would he say

Dak told me he and Pickens have been throwing at a local high school with other receivers cause his house is getting worked on He said Pickens has been all in and is all about ball

@flushingitgolf And they say LIV is bad

Notables for the Zurich next week: Brooks Koepka - Shane Lowry Matt Fitzpatrick - Alex Fitzpatrick Blades Brown - Luke Clanton Ben Griffin - Andrew Novak Sahith Theegala - Aaron Rai Ryan Gerard - David Ford Tony Finau - Max Greyserman Marco Penge - Matt Wallace Haotong Li - Jordan Smith Michael Thorbjornsen - Karl Vilips Michael Brennan - Johnny Keefer

@MLFootball Charity event.

TRENDING: #Chiefs owner Gracie Hunt posted a behind-the-scenes video of her LAVISH engagement party to former SMU QB Derek Green. They had the: FIFA World Cup Trophy Lombardi Trophies Larry O’Brien Trophy Stanley Cup World Series Trophy at the Party 🤯x.com/HAAHAHAHAH8674…

@therealmcnair OG here.

Spring sale will go up one week from today. 4-6 week timeline for shipping. OG buyers will get early access on Wednesday. Shorts Arnie Polos McNair Polos Tour Visors Towels Everything is made in America.

@DirtyMoMedia @DaleJr Amy’s wearing the correct hat

The relationship advice @DaleJr immediately shut down... 😂

@JR_HIRSHey Seems like an easy @FedEx opportunity. #ad

Tour Trucks leave Tour sites Wednesday around noon to get to next week’s event on time. Have something happen after then, and you’re kinda at the mercy of FedEx or the local golf shop. Michael tees off at 11:00 tomorrow, so it seems like he’ll be using Max Homa’s 4-wood for at least the first round. Hoping for the best

@juryverdicts @theoldgreywolf What’s that say about the direction of this thing?

@theoldgreywolf Perhaps. But, nothing more. He’s moved on.

If I’m running the Dallas basketball Mavericks, I am on the phone TO-DAY with Casey Smith and I have just one question: what’s it gonna take?

@nicekicks @KixstatsCom No Brons. 😆

Nike, Inc. dominated the NBA this season, claiming every spot in the top 10 most-worn sneakers 👀🔥 @KixstatsCom

@PhilMickelson @TheMasters 🐐

@TheMasters has turned into such an exciting weekend of golf. As much as I miss being there, watching it is every bit as enjoyable.

@CPhilly19 Or his wife…you hear how he quickly caught himself when he was only talking about his daughter. “ERICA WAS THERE TOO” What a freaking clown.

@CPhilly19 EYEEE.

Safe to say Rory is not a fan of the state of Texas 😂

@oldwaver Unreal. Feel like I am there.

that fair park EDM fest is loud as balls

@game7__ Surprised she doesn’t sport a wig

This is why Dawn Staley will never be a true legend. It's all Balenciaga and Louis Vuitton and whatever is best for Dawn Staley. Of course her players can't win the big one... their coach is too worried about her brand to actually care about what UCLA is doing. Again, Dawn Staley wore a $2,300 Balenciaga jacket to the national championship game tonight. No South Carolina logo. No team colors. No Gamecocks branding anywhere on her. Her team lost 79-51. That jacket tells you more than the score does. Staley is a decent enough coach. Three national championships. A perfect 38-0 season in 2024. Five National Coach of the Year awards. The highest-paid women's basketball coach in the country at $4.25 million a year. But somewhere along the way, Dawn Staley the coach became Dawn Staley the brand. Her fans call her "Louis Vuitton Dawn." She wore Gucci for the first round this year. Balenciaga for the second. Gucci again for the Sweet 16. Louis Vuitton for the Final Four. There are entire articles dedicated to ranking her outfits by round. WWD tracks her sideline looks. Essence runs features on her style. She published a memoir last year called "Uncommon Favor" that became a New York Times bestseller. None of that is a crime. She's allowed to be all of those things. But tonight she stood on the sideline in a luxury brand's name while her team put up the worst title-game performance in program history. South Carolina shot 29% from the field. 2-for-15 from three. Their starters went 8-for-31. Joyce Edwards, their leading scorer, was held to 3-for-10 for eight points. UCLA outscored South Carolina 25-9 in the third quarter. That's the largest single-quarter margin in championship game history. By the end of that quarter it was 61-32. South Carolina averages 86.5 points per game. They scored 51. That's 35 points below their own standard in the biggest game of the year. Meanwhile, Gabriela Jaquez had 21 points, 10 rebounds, and five assists. Only the fifth player in history to put up a 20-10-5 in a title game. Lauren Betts had 14 and 11. UCLA's six seniors scored every single one of their 79 points. Cori Close won her first national championship in her 15th year at UCLA. She wasn't trending for what she was wearing. The full story on how Dawn Staley's brand showed up and her coaching didn't is here: itsgame7.com/news/dawn-stal… Two days ago, Staley beat UConn 62-48 in the Final Four. She looked every bit the championship coach. Geno Auriemma melted down so badly that assistants had to separate them near the scorer's table. Two days later, her team came out flat against UCLA, fell behind early, never adjusted, and got run off the floor by a team that wanted it more. The third-largest margin of victory in title game history. The Balenciaga jacket didn't cause the loss. UCLA was better. Their defense suffocated South Carolina. Their size inside was a problem the Gamecocks never solved. But when you show up to a national championship game wearing somebody else's name instead of your school's, and your team looks like they forgot whose name they were supposed to be playing for too, the image sticks. She's still rich and famous. Good for her. But tonight, the brand showed up and the coaching didn't.