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CFB/F1/NFL Aggie/New England Fan

[Marina Medvin 🇺🇸 @MarinaMedvin]

Fascinating. This girl really didn’t think this through.

[GP @GPburnerz]

@stevewolf44 Insane cornball especially since you have no degree from there

[Tom Fornelli @TomFornelli]

When you're down 24-3 you simply have to attempt this FG if you're NC State.

[GP @GPburnerz]

@RGIII Why is UF behind South Carolina. UF has two top 10 wins based on these rankings and Carolina has 0

[GP @GPburnerz]

@MichaelJ930 @TomFornelli I implicitly trust the coach that has done the greatest turnaround in CFB history and has a natty. Regardless of if it makes sense to me or not

[GP @GPburnerz]

@BudElliott3 Appropriate use of water

[GP @GPburnerz]

@TomFornelli Also as a qb how do you be that dumb to think clocking it there makes sense. Should have ran up the gut and sent it

[GP @GPburnerz]

@TomFornelli Agreed. It was a clear face mask so not sure where the penalty is

[Alexander PCs @AlexanderPCS]

You’re missing something pretty fundamental here: the only reason professional sports are a viable career in the first place is because millions of ordinary people are willing to spend their hard-earned money watching you play it.

Those overweight, unathletic, uncoordinated fans you’re mocking? They’re the customers. They buy the tickets, jerseys, concessions, and streaming subscriptions. They’re the audience advertisers pay to reach. Their money is what makes your extraordinary athletic ability commercially valuable. Without them, you’re just a dude who’s good at hitting and throwing a ball.

Nobody disputes the talent, discipline, or sacrifice required to reach the NFL or NBA or MLB level. But being among the best athletes on Earth doesn’t make you immune from criticism by the people financing the entire enterprise.

A fan doesn’t need to hit a 95 mph fastball to recognize a terrible at-bat, any more than a restaurant customer needs to be a Michelin-starred chef to recognize a lousy meal.

Professional athletes don’t have careers because they’re exceptionally talented at their sport. They have careers because people are willing to pay to watch that talent play. Fans get emotionally attached to their teams and players. And that attachment is what keeps them coming back, and keeps making it possible for the people who work hard to develop their talent to keep playing.

You might want to show a little more respect for the people who made your livelihood possible. They don’t owe you applause simply because you can do something they can’t.

[Tom Fornelli @TomFornelli]

Stones.

[Leftism @LeftismForU]

A white Leftist Talarico supporting couple who bought a $1.5 million home in a historically black neighborhood got confronted for putting notes on all cars that park on the street in front of their house, telling them that they can't park there.
The wife tells the black woman who confronted her that "y'alls graduation rates are 25%" and threatens to call the cops on her.

These are the kind, loving, and tolerant Talarico supporting Leftists.

[GP @GPburnerz]

@Underwood_szn @TwoUnderPar70 This is true. With worse Mich teams at times compared to OSU

[GP @GPburnerz]

@Underwood_szn @TwoUnderPar70 Yea clearly talking about MSU

[Tom Fornelli @TomFornelli]

Air Force beats Navy 14-9.

A victory for Air Force.

A victory for Service Academy Unders.

A victory over the anti-American Communist Bud Elliott.

[Cover 3 Podcast @Cover3Podcast]

OFFICIAL STATEMENT

[Tater @HailStateTater]

Kamario Taylor seeing man coverage

[Doug Keegan @doug_keegan]

Observe the perfectly adequate pocket and Marcel sprinting to the Sabine.

No additional comment necessary.

[AggieCat Sports @AggiesRecruitEx]

9/11 if Marcel Reed was the pilot

[Tom Fornelli @TomFornelli]

Is UMass a Wagon!?