SOURCES: Taylor Dugas is joining the @UHCougarBB staff as the recruiting coordinator on Will Davis' coaching staff, I'm told. Dugas has spent the last three seasons in the same role at Southeastern Louisiana, helping guide the Lions to B2B regular season titles.
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Oakmont boasts many distinctive features, but none is more striking than the Pennsylvania Turnpike cutting through the heart of the course.
@BrendanPorath dives into the history of this iconic intersection of infrastructure and golf.
(Photos courtesy Oakmont Country Club Archives)
Days until Alabama Baseball 1, CF @t_dugas1 2009-12, All time leader in hits,singles,doubles,triples at UA. Top 10 in15 categories.1st team All American, Gold Glove winner, Team USA, hit .395 in 2010. Career .360. 8th round NYY, reached MLB in 2015 #BamaBaseball2025🐘⚾️
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Senator John Kennedy on Elon Musk and DOGE exposing USAID, “I'll tell you what Mr. Musk discovered. I find it fascinating. He discovered:
- The American taxpayers are giving money to Afghanistan
- He found that we are giving money to Yemen
- He found that we are giving money to Syria
- He found that the USAID has 10,000 people employees, and every year they give away $40 billion
- He found that the USAID gave money to support electric vehicles in Vietnam. Our money, taxpayer money
- He found that the USAID gave money to a transgender clinic in India. “I didn't know that. I bet you the American people didn't know that”
- He found that USAID gave $1.5 million to a Serbian LGBTQ group, they got $1.5 million to QUOTE, “advanced diversity, equity, inclusion in Serbia's workplaces and business communities”
- They found that USAID spent $164 million to support radical organizations around the world
- They gave $122 million of that to groups aligned with foreign terrorist organizations
- According to this report in Mr. Musk, the USAID has given millions of dollars to quote organizations in Gaza controlled by Hamas
- He found that we gave $2 million, USAID did, for sex changes in Guatemala
- He found that we gave $20 million to produce a new Sesame Street show in Iraq
- He found that we gave $4.5 million of taxpayer money to combat misinformation in Kazakhstan
- He found that we gave $10 million, USAID did, of meals to an al-Qaeda-linked terrorist group called the Nusra Front
- Mr. Musk found that we gave $7.9 million of taxpayer money to a project that would teach Sri Lankan journalists to avoid binary gendered language. (The USAID took 8 million bucks and gave it to a bunch of journalists in Sri Lanka to teach them how to avoid binary gendered language)
- USAID gave $1.5 million to promote LGBT advocacy in Jamaica
- They gave $1.5 million to rebuild the Cuban media ecosystem
- They gave $1.5 million for quote, art for inclusion of people with disabilities in Belarus
- Another $3.9 million for LGBT causes in Macedonia
- $8.3 million for equity and inclusion education in Nepal
“I could go all night and many of my colleagues are upset. They're really mad at Mr. Musk. Hell, I think we ought to give him a medal”
PSA for all the players who are coached by their pops.
▪️Here are a few rules to follow▪️
1. Dad is Dad off the field & away from practice. On field & at practice, he is "coach." Never call him Dad at practice or game.
2. You have to work 2x as hard. No matter what. You set the tone. You will get a lot of flack even if you are the best on the team. You have to make it undeniable that you belong in the lineup.
3. Let the haters hate. Let them talk. Get used to hearing, "He only plays bc his dad is the coach." Embrace it & prove 'em wrong.
4. Never make "coach" call you out. Effort should always be to the max & if you have a bad attitude & disrespect your "coach," he better sit your ass on the pine. That ride home should be one to remember!
5. Enjoy the time with your dad as "coach." Please never take it for granted. The time passes so quickly & you will miss it. I'm very fortunate to still be in the dugout with my Dad & we are still creating memories that will last a lifetime.
I'm very blessed to be a coach's son & even though it wasn't always easy, I look back & am thankful for every event good, bad, or indifferent they all had a purpose.