Stop rushing & take your time. This next move can't be fast & it has to be right. When we rush we tend to forget, overlook & lose focus on the true things that matter. Let's relax, lock in & take a deep breath, then Go. We got this baby. Let's do this. #CoachPrime
Chiney Ogwumike: "I think that we have a responsibility in this business to do two things: provide entertainment and to also provide analysis. And very few are better at the entertainment portion, especially this show than First Take. But the analysis I think is what players are looking for more. Even today the show is a good example. How much have we talked about Steph Curry dropping 56?"
#NFL Fun Fact of the Day:
In the 2000 NFL season, the Baltimore #Ravens won the Super Bowl without scoring a single offensive touchdown for five straight games during the regular season. Their defense, led by Ray Lewis, was so dominant that they still managed to win two of those games, relying on field goals and defensive scores. That same defense went on to allow just 23 total points in four playoff games, securing one of the most dominant defensive runs in NFL history.
Scot Loeffler has an extensive coaching career in college football, primarily focusing on quarterbacks and offensive coordination. Here’s a summary of his roles:
•1996–1997: Student Assistant at the University of Michigan.
•1998–1999: Graduate Assistant at Michigan.
•2000–2001: Quarterbacks Coach at Central Michigan University.
•2002–2007: Quarterbacks Coach at Michigan, mentoring players like John Navarre and Chad Henne.
•2008: Quarterbacks Coach for the Detroit Lions in the NFL.
•2009–2010: Quarterbacks Coach at the University of Florida, working with Tim Tebow.
•2011: Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach at Temple University.
•2012: Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach at Auburn University.
•2013–2015: Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach at Virginia Tech.
•2016–2018: Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach at Boston College.
•2019–2024: Head Coach at Bowling Green
#NFL #EAGLES
Kain Medrano, a standout linebacker for the UCLA Bruins, has a diverse athletic background. During his time at Pueblo East High School in Colorado, he excelled in multiple sports:
•Football: As a senior, Medrano caught 66 passes for 1,211 yards and 21 touchdowns, showcasing his offensive prowess. 
•Basketball: He earned All-State honors, highlighting his versatility and athleticism. 
•Track and Field: Medrano won a state championship in track, further demonstrating his multifaceted talent. 
This impressive multi-sport background laid a strong foundation for his collegiate football career at UCLA.
Fun Fact of the Day: 🏀
In 2006, Kobe Bryant had one of the most dominant scoring months in #NBA history. In March, he averaged 43.4 points per game, including four straight 50+ point games. That season, he also scored 81 points in a single game—the second-most in NBA history.
Only Wilt Chamberlain has ever had a higher scoring average in a single month!
Continues to restore his community.
@MoneyLynch has been named this year's recipient of the Paul G. Allen Humanitarian Award, recognizing his significant impact on the community through his philanthropic contributions.
Ty Robinson, a defensive lineman for the Nebraska Cornhuskers, holds the school record for the most games played in program history, appearing in 60 games over six seasons.  During his senior year in 2024, he led the team with 12 tackles for loss and seven sacks, earning second-team All-Big Ten honors from the Associated Press.  Robinson’s versatility allowed him to play multiple positions along the defensive line, from nose tackle to the edge, though he was primarily utilized as a 3-technique. 
11 years ago today 👑
BLACK MASK LEBRON scored 31 in a blowout win vs the Knicks and then the NBA requested he not wear it again.
"The reasons they told me didn't make sense to me, but I'm just a player. I will abide by the request."