John Miller

[John Miller @MillzJ78]

@chriscfore All part of pool play for tournaments. But yes, not a fan of ties.

[John Miller @MillzJ78]

@joncoopertweets A true fraternity of brothers!

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@realmikolson Umm, Outback Steakhouse?!?!

[John Miller @MillzJ78]

@ShakeShakti MmmBop all the way!

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@chriscfore Just watch any game with LeBron and it’s much worse.

[John Miller @MillzJ78]

@chriscfore Don’t forget the teams that allow other team to score at the goal line so they can get the ball back.

Football is rad…so is Soccer.

[John Miller @MillzJ78]

@Coach_Hefley @JulioDeLaMancha Then you are not watching the NBA.
Soccer is more entertaining than baseball. Baseball is flat out boring.

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@JulioDeLaMancha @Coach_Hefley 💯

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@cptdankkk 💯

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@chriscfore Not SEC since it’s the country coming together to support one team. As a HS football coach I dig and enjoying World Cup soccer.

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@SGVNSports @chriscfore @coachmark_48 💯

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@chriscfore Own goals happen in hockey as well.

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@Mate0M @Mdkhurshed76417 This made me laugh out loud! 🤣

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@MattDrury559 @Daygofootball Sounds like an AZ school.

[Army Navy Warriors @ANAWarriors]

Army Navy Academy is currently accepting applications for its Head Basketball coach. The Warriors are coming off a Div 3 title and a second round exit in the state playoffs. Please send all inquiries to our Athletic Director Nehemiah Brunson at,
[email protected]

[John Miller @MillzJ78]

@ANAWarriors Phenomenal school, kids, and phenomenal AD who supports all his coaches!

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@chriscfore 💯

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@cryptofergani @BYUGuy87

[Chris Fore @chriscfore]

This concept of repeating 8th grade for a competitive advantage in high school may becoming to an end.

On June 22nd, the NCAA will take the vote on what many refer to as "5 to play 5."

If this legislation passes it will have an impact on those currently in high school that took a "Gap year" and those in the future.

The clock for the 5 years of college eligibility begins when the athlete graduates from high school or turn 19, which ever comes first.

Imagine the impact on your son who turns 19 in August or September of their senior year.

The answer = they’ll only have four years of eligibility.

[John Miller @MillzJ78]

@SuaKCravens 💯