Justin Bridges

R.I.P Memaw 🕊 | MBA Candidate-The University of Tennessee Haslam College of Business | Navy Veteran

[Justin Bridges @Justin_Bridges4]

Today I hang up the Navy uniform after 8.5 years. From San Diego to Somalia to the Middle East to Florida, it’s been an incredible journey and a privilege to serve.
The military gave me the best friends a guy could ask for.
Next up-starting my MBA at the University of Tennessee

[Justin Bridges @Justin_Bridges4]

Paraguay can’t keep up

[carolina blaze | ausl @AUSL_Blaze]

all eyes on us tomorrow 👀✨

[Justin Bridges @Justin_Bridges4]

@NFL_DovKleiman Who gives a shit? Just get me 2000 yds and 30+ TD this season.

[Justin Bridges @Justin_Bridges4]

Yup

[Brickell Finance Guy @IronChestCap]

me with the SpaceX cafeteria lady after she becomes a billionaire from the IPO

[Justin Bridges @Justin_Bridges4]

No way a sports reporter didn’t know that Canady wasn’t drafted first overall.

[Natalie Britt @Dr_nataliebritt]

Respectfully, the trailblazers already blazed the trail.

Danielle Lawrie, Monica Abbott, Cat Osterman, Kelly Kretschman, and others carried professional softball through years of unstable leagues, limited television exposure, modest pay, and even the loss of Olympic softball. They kept playing, kept promoting the game, and kept themselves elite long enough to bridge the sport into this new era.

Then came the next generation with the likes of Rachel Garcia, Montana Fouts, Megan Faraimo, Hannah Flippen, Sis Bates, Maya Brady, and many more. They helped drive the explosion in visibility, attendance, ratings, sponsorships, and fan engagement that made today's opportunities possible.

Nija Canady is an extraordinary talent. She may very well become one of the defining players of her generation.

But AUSL is two years old. The league is offering $25,000-$75,000 salaries for a 25-game season, backed by MLB, ESPN, ABC, and major sponsors. The #2 pick in a draft of 17 holding out while established veterans and proven stars have already signed and taken the field feels less like pioneering and more like posturing.

[Craig Snider @Coach_SniderSB]

We’ve spent years helping athletes chase their dreams. Now we get to help build a dream for an entire city. Knoxville, we’re honored, grateful, and ready to get to work. 🥎 #BuiltForKnoxville #KnoxvilleMiracle
@108_Performance @KnoxMiracleSB

[Pardon My Take @PardonMyTake]

Spurs fans in the streets of Manhattan right now

[MLB @MLB]

The @Yankees sweep the Guardians and win their 4th straight!

[New York Yankees @Yankees]

Fly me to the moon 🌕

Vote Jazz 🗳️ https://t.co/tjcLdSQ5nl

[FOX Sports Knoxville @FOXSportsKnox]

Tennessee Basketball is named as the best transfer portal class in college basketball by ESPN’s @jeffborzello 🍊

The #Vols were placed ahead of No. 2 Louisville, No. 3 Texas, and No. 4 Kentucky in Borzello’s rankings.

“Rick Barnes clearly emphasized offense in the portal,” wrote Borzello.

The Big Orange signed six Top 100 players in the 2026 cycle, per 247Sports including highly-coveted Wake Forest transfer wing Juke Harris.

Barnes and company scored the No. 3 transfer portal class and No. 4 overall class according to 247Sports rankings.

[Justin Bridges @Justin_Bridges4]

Rough start for Oregons ace. 6 pitches in and 2 HR already by Texas

[Rock Media @TheRockMediaCo]

SHOUTOUT THE BIG BOYS🗣️

@rocboysfootball recently ranked Tennessee’s offensive line as the second best unit in the country👀

What do you think about this ranking⁉️

[More Important Issues @More_Issues]

BREAKING: Tennessee 1B/C Levi Clark has announced he is returning in 2027.

[MLB @MLB]

Carlos Rodón strikes out 7 in the @Yankees' home win 💪

[Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter]

Tennessee received a $130 million investment from Browns owners Dee and Jimmy Haslam, the largest in its university’s history.

https://t.co/ScIO4tVgX3

[College Basketball Report @CBKReport]

College Basketball ranked win leaders since 2020 💪

What stands out? 🤔