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You can win a lot of football games and still fail your players.
You can lose a lot of football games and change the direction of a kid’s life.
The scoreboard matters, but it doesn’t measure everything that matters.
Justin Clutter retweeted
Everybody wants a coach who holds players accountable.
Until that accountability reaches their own child.
Then suddenly the coach is too hard on kids.
Justin Clutter retweeted
After a great conversation with @COACHHULKK I’m beyond blessed to receive my 8th offer from Texas Spartans Football @ccctxspartans
🤖 Made with AI
Paid 3.59 in far southwest GA this morning. It was 4.09 last night
In Georgia, our gas/diesel prices are about to go down because our Governor Kemp signed a 30 day state emergency suspending our state fuel taxes.
BUT THE REPUBLICAN CONTROLLED CONGRESS REFUSES TO GO BACK TO WORK AND VOTE TO SUSPEND OUR FEDERAL GAS/DIESEL TAXES!!!
Trump and Republicans in Congress do not care how much these ridiculous unnecessary high gas/diesel prices are hurting you!!!
They can’t even be bothered to get on an airplane, fly to DC, and vote - literally push a freaking button and suspend federal gas/diesel taxes!!!
Nope.
They want that money, stolen out of your pockets, so they can keep funding war.
It’s amazing people pay taxes at all!!!
Justin Clutter retweeted
After 77 straight seasons of off-campus tailgating, welcome to the FIRST Lion Walk at Bank Independent Stadium!
GO
FIGHT
UNA
#RaiseTheROAR 🦁🚶♂️📈🏟
Justin Clutter retweeted
This dude adopted a rescue hyena and named his Eddie. He videos jokes and Eddie howls with laughter.
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Bobby Plump is 90. Made the most famous shot in Indiana high school basketball history. Without him there is no Jimmy Chitwood, no "Hoosiers."
Today, the @HoopsHall joins fans across the state in wishing Bobby Plump a very Happy 90th Birthday!
Inducted into the HOF in 1981, Bobby’s place in Indiana basketball history was forever cemented on March 20, 1954, when his famous last second jumper secured a state championship for Milan HS, a moment that captured the heart of the nation and came to define the true spirit of Hoosier Hysteria.
Beyond his iconic high school career, Bobby’s dedication to Indiana’s basketball heritage has left an indelible mark on our sport’s community. Please join us in celebrating a true legend and honoring a lifetime of unforgettable contributions to Indiana basketball! 🏀
I wanna see that card.
As Scout Team Offensive wrangler, err coordinator, nothing makes you prouder when one of your own punches in a touchdown in the fourth quarter. Proud of you, Kody.
Justin Clutter retweeted
Enjoy your high school athletic career as much as you can, because it goes by fast and you’ll miss it when it’s done.
Justin Clutter retweeted
I’m not telling you what to do but my personal theory is never get on any ride that was assembled 8 hours ago in a parking lot by a team of felons with knuckle tattoos.
Our anchor up front, @Nickgilber2028 Here's to a great junior year, Big 6-2.
There wasn't a knee covered in the Buford-Carrollton title game in Atlanta a year ago.






























