TAKE THIS PERSONAL: Your film is your résumé & the eye in the sky does not lie.
Remember opportunity comes with an expectation & an expiration date!
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NEW: Judge Sweeney clarified that her injunction does NOT block transfer rules, roster caps, rev share caps.
This means players who receive the extra year CANNOT transfer and may only play for their former teams.
Huge news.
The Class of 2022 eligibility ruling won’t create an opening for players currently on NFL rosters to now return to college, according to the NCAA. Players who signed pro contracts are currently ineligible to return to college.
Some are not here just for the love of the game.
Some are using this to escape.
Everyone lives in the moment but not ALL are living in the same reality.
Know the state of your community.
EP 1. https://t.co/VLkscYX7GK
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NCAA is spending an obscene amount of money to prevent a group of people from playing college sports.
Using money that was generated by those same people from playing college sports.
It could have just let those people play (why is that bad?) and put the $ to much better use.
ELITE wants to play with ELITE!
I say healthy because competing to earn reps, a role, or promotion along with bettering those around you will result in positive outcomes for said athlete and the team. Unhealthy “ Competition” is usually just “continuous comparison”/envy!
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Got a chance to get a run in at the crib @GamecockFB & somehow the route took me to Bernie’s, my intentions were good. (Bernie’s was better!) Blame Strava not me! Ready for Saturdays down south
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A word from Your Local Washed Athlete: “ The Current State of Youth Sports “.
Remember: We can’t get time back, be where your feet are.
Be Dream builders not Dream killers!
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With SEC Media days concluded, I’m just ready to get back on I-20 headed to Columbia, SC for @GamecockFB ! Going on an SEC tour in 2026 & I have a way you can join me. Stay tuned.
Saturdays down south are better in the Fall.
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BREAKING: LeBron James is signing with the Philadelphia 76ers on a two-year, $8 million deal with a player option, Klutch Sports Group and Klutch CEO and Game Over show host Rich Paul tells ESPN.