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@billoram You’re getting close, you just need a little more cowbell.

I think the High Point band has identified the proper amount of cowbell.

@BravesWrestling Congratulations to the Bellmont Braves Wrestling Program! The Braves are 3rd in the 6h Annual IHSWCA Academic Team Challenge with a team GPA of 3.559 on 4-point scale. The award reflects great credit on Braves Wrestling, Braves Athletics & North Adams Schools.

@codiguillos In a heartbeat.

🇺🇸 | En Estados Unidos abrieron una cafetería en la que todos los trabajadores tienen síndrome de Down. ¿Comerías allí? ☺️

@aipriverses Banned from MLB parks. Charged with battery. Ridiculous behavior.

i still genuinely cannot imagine the thought process that goes into deciding to do this

@OleTimeHardball YES!

You hold the deciding vote in the Hall of Fame case of Dave Concepcion. Does he get in?

Thank you to everyone who attended the Funeral and made the walk. It was cold, windy and snowing but it was a special moment in the Holtz Family life.

@MLFootball Imagine being a 5’10” 180 lb cornerback when Big Earl broke through the line. Go get him, buddy!

“DAD, HOW GOOD WAS EARL CAMPBELL IN HIS PRIME?” Campbell was the most bruising and scariest running back to ever play the game of football. Icon 😮‍💨

The first time since the Bears program has been reinstated. The program was dropped in 1996. We’re baaaack! @MorganStBears

@sciencegirl Is that Rip Wheeler?

Highway officers couldn’t catch a runaway cow… so they called real cowboys

I’ve had whole months like this.

@HGACinema Amazing cast, classic film.

The Searchers (1956) was a landmark Western that redefined the genre, starring John Wayne as the haunted Ethan Edwards, a complex antihero driven by obsession, racism, and post-Civil War trauma, on a 5-year quest across the American frontier to rescue his niece from Comanche captors. Its revolutionary narrative structure (exploring moral ambiguity or family fracture), and Ford’s stunning Monument Valley cinematography, with those iconic doorway compositions, influenced directors like Scorsese, Spielberg, and George Lucas. And that magnificent final sequence is without a doubt one of the most beautiful in film history.

@elwoodpanthers1 The IHSAA says it is the best championship they do. Tell them you know me and they will definitely put you in a restricted view, standing-room-only area… right next to the dumpsters. @IHSAA1 @IHSWCA1

@davecloud6 Definitely awesome to watch the coaches and wrestlers compete. One of the boost entertaining sports and so much passion. Changed my perspective. I still need to make it to the state finals. Heard there is nothing else like it.

A cool thing I experienced as a coach was my first principal like many in, IN was a former BB coach. Good guy, no special interest in WR. After he retired his grandson wrestled. He would call to get scouting reports on opponents & he & his wife became big fans. #nevertoolate

@IMS A great champion, gone too soon.

The Garden State's #Indy500 winner 👏 On this day in 1937, Mark Donohue, who drove the No. 66 McLaren to victory lane in 1972, is born in Summit, New Jersey!

Your blood donation is greatly needed. Save a life. Find a local blood drive and “ drop in”. See what I did there?

Go for it WGB!!!

Bigger than sport.

@gmratliff Do we have it in writing from him that he WILL exit the track at the start? He does have this thing about winning.

Coach Cignetti becomes the first pace car driver ever to win the Indy 500

A coach who holds you accountable sees more in you than you currently see in yourself. That is not mean. That is a gift.

@Jimfrombaseball Played for Indiana State. Started at IU but left almost immediately. The rest, as they say. Is history…

"Practice habits were crucial to my development. I didn't play against the toughest competition in high school, but one reason I was able to do well in college was that I mastered the fundamentals. You've got to have them down before you can even think about playing.” Larry Bird. "You're a real wuss, every night, I see you. You're just here in the training room icing." Indiana Baseball Coach Bob Warn called Larry Bird a “wuss” for his seemingly endless post basketball game recovery and picked up a baseball. “Real men play with balls this size." Larry Bird had enough and was ready to prove a point. “I could do that. I could play baseball." Indiana didn’t have equipment big enough to accommodate Larry Bird’s 6 foot nine inch frame, so they stretched out the longest pair of pants they could find, procured the largest hat on campus, and trotted out onto the baseball field one of the greatest basketball players of all time.