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Preston Thorne
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Preston Thorne
@CoachPTweets
Co-Author of the greatest @SEC barnyard series #JUSTACHICKEN |#Usta Teach | #Usta Coach | #Usta play for @GamecockFb
Columbia SC เข้าร่วม Mayıs 2009
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@CoachPTweets Absolutely, all writing is creative writing. For those exploring new creative avenues, platforms like Hinterrealm offer a way to generate uncensored AI interactive fiction, pushing the boundaries of what's possible.
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@davidwatson249 @1075thegame You know I’ve been thinking about😂.
Something bout that cold sandwich on the bus home brings comfort 😂
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.@1075thegame @CoachPTweets probably goes back to your athletic days.
A cold CFA sandwich after practice hits different.
I wouldn’t say it’s my favorite though 😂
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@CoachPTweets @E_Campbell3 If you want a good song that is directing anger at Paul Maineri, then go with "You" by Candlebox.
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@franklinnb @ClayTravis It’s also been a recent discovery in my household…
We Are in a new era 😂😂
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@CoachPTweets @ClayTravis My life changed when I discovered what browning butter does to desserts.
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The most underrated dessert in America is a freshly cooked Rice Krispie treat. Not the packaged kind, an actual cooked Rice Krispie treat. Delivers every time. Gets very little praise. It’s the third down slot receiver who is always open for a first down.
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Pretty sad what has happened to South Carolina baseball
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@ClayTravis Brown butter Rice Krispie Treat - takes it to an even better level.
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Ill say this about Lamont’s deal. At least we were competing with OSU in that contract extension.
With Shane, Manieri, and even Muschamp all we did was negotiate against ourselves.
David Cloninger@DCPandC
Buyouts are necessary. In the first year or two of a new deal, they're necessarily large. At USC in recent cases, new contracts have been deserved, reworked buyouts have been large, and then bad seasons have immediately followed. postandcourier.com/sports/carolin…
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The Paul Mainieri era at South Carolina has been full of some of the most incomprehensible losses you could ever draw up.
Florida Gators Baseball@GatorsBB
CASH MONEY! GATORS WALK IT OFF! 💰
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@CoachPTweets my son can't stop talking about the 2 awesome authors of #JustAChicken that came and talked to them today at Central Academy. He had a blast with y'all!
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Preston Thorne รีทวีตแล้ว
Every South Carolina Football player received a copy of Lou Holtz’s “South Carolina Winners’ Manual.” Throughout the day today I will share some gems from our manual. #Gamecocks #LouHoltz
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It cannot possibly get worse than last year so there’s that
LeCharles Bentley@64AMDG
This coach is taking a lot of heat for this drill - unfairly. I had two offensive line coaches early in my career who ran drills I didn’t fully understand at the time. But there was no social media for them to be critiqued. If it were available, you guys would’ve LIT THEM UP😅. Ironically, they became two of the BEST coaches I ever had because they taught the most important element of offensive line play: Mentality. If people want to have an honest conversation about why offensive line play feels softer today, I’d point to three things: 1. Mentality Too much weight-room theater and “tough guy” performance, but not enough real edge. 2. Over-emphasis on scheme Offenses are playing faster than ever, but linemen are being asked to process more information than ever. When the brain is overloaded, players hesitate. 3. Information without context There are now a lot of “OL trainers” and podcast experts with strong opinions but very little real résumé behind them. Young players have unlimited information — but very little guidance on how to interpret it. Sometimes development isn’t supposed to look perfect on camera. Sometimes the best development happens away from the field and looks more like building a real relationship with the person, and not just the player. Maybe it’s time the entire OL “industry” quiets down a bit and let coaches coach. Because. Offensive line play was really good long before everyone had a microphone. I have many more thoughts on this topic… so maybe I’ll just do a podcast about them 😂🎙️ #AMDG
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@CoachPTweets Preston, thinking about you and all the guys that played for Lou (my USC days were from ‘99-‘03, so y'all are my favorite group). Not an exaggeration to say that he saved the program after Sparky/Brad eras. Made us respectable again, and set the stage for Spurrier. Long live Lou.
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