"He has such unique traits to him. ... To see him unleashed in some new ways, that's going to be something that like, man, I very much look forward to being a part of."
Commanders head coach Dan Quinn joined the @RichEisenShow and spoke on the opportunity to coach Sonny Styles 🏈
Cameron Young, Sunday, 3rd shot on 8.
You could hear the crowd gasp on the broadcast when he hit it.
He desperately needed to make 4.
Absolute stones to play the mound in that moment.
Say what you want about The Masters...
But there is nowhere else on planet earth where you will see a photo of humans like this where not a single one of them is looking at a phone.
Truly one of the most beautiful things.
- Love, Delane, Styles, Downs, or Tate at 7
- JD5 mvp season
- Top 10 defense
- Healthy Scary Terry
- Trey Amos as CB1
- Luvu bounce back season
- Mikey bounce back season
Many of us grew up in homes where these manners were taught and enforced
Others learn it from a coach somewhere along the way
No matter where, it’s a valuable lesson
Still early, but they stink at ABS, they stink at hitting, they stink at preventing runs, they stink at making good decisions. Other than that, it’s been a hot start to the season for the Red Sox.
Penn State's offensive line coach showed up to spring practice in a black cutoff shirt with the word "Dogs" on it.
His hat said "Dogs. Offensive Line."
His office door has a sticker that says "Beware of Dog."
This is not a bit. This is Ryan Clanton. And most Penn State fans have no idea who he actually is.
Clanton did not start playing football until his junior year of high school in Bakersfield, California. He went completely unrecruited. Ended up at City College of San Francisco — where he lived in a garage for two years — and became a junior college All-American.
That earned him a scholarship to Oregon. He became a captain under Chip Kelly. Won the Rose Bowl. Won the Fiesta Bowl. Went 36-4 as a player. Got invited to NFL training camps with Tampa Bay and Green Bay.
Then he coached his way from his high school alma mater to Ventura College to Northern Iowa to Iowa State and now to Penn State.
Every single stop earned on merit. Nothing handed to him.
At Iowa State his offensive line went from 108 rushing yards per game to 174.5 in three seasons. His linemen got drafted. He turned Campbell's run game into one of the most physical in the Big 12.
Now he is standing in Holuba Hall telling Penn State players they are either a human shield or a hammer.
"You have to be violent. You have to want to be violent. You have to want to run through somebody's face."
Last week during a drill a 331-pound tackle named Malachi Goodman punched him in the chest so hard he felt it in his back.
Clanton's response: "That's exactly what I'm looking for."
Penn State's offensive line has been soft for years. The standard has been to protect. To absorb. To survive.
That standard just changed.
Dogs only.
We Are. 🦁
“I used to think it was cool to get away with not sleeping.
That’s the dumbest sh*t I’ve ever heard.
When your job is to deal with people, you need to establish health habits to sustain [yourself] when there’s a lot of external stressors.”
- Sean McVay