Roscoe DC

I'm an acquired taste. #Noles #Nats #Bucs #F1 #LEL

[Roscoe DC @RoscoeDC]

@AileenHnatiuk Let's Go Rays! Win a couple at home and apply some pressure.

[Football Tweet ⚽ @Footballtweet]

🚨 𝗢𝗙𝗙𝗜𝗖𝗜𝗔𝗟: Harry Kane is the 2026 Ballon d'Or winner! 🏆🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

The England captain has been crowned the best player in the world following a sensational season for Bayern Munich! 🤯

▪️ 73 goals.
▪️ 8 assists.
▪️ Bundesliga champion.
▪️ German Cup winner.
▪️ German Super Cup winner.

After years of breaking records and scoring goals for fun, Harry Kane has finally got his hands on the Ballon d'Or.

[Aileen Hnatiuk @AileenHnatiuk]

No Jonathan Aranda. He sits for Game 3.

Cash makes decision to start right-handed hitter Ryan Vilade against left-handed pitcher Robert Gasser #Rays

[Awful Announcing @awfulannouncing]

Joel Klatt: "Oh, come on, guys. What are we doing?"

Gus Johnson: "Come on now. My goodness."

Joel Klatt: "I understand protecting the quarterback. But when you graze with a thumb across the forehead, like, what are we doing?" 🏈🦓🎙️

[Tony Reali @TonyReali]

Pardon the Interruption is 25 today. HAPPY PTI DAY! 

The anniversary special airs at 5pm ET ESPN!

[Bulls on CHSN @CHSN_Bulls]

"I know exactly who he was, I know what his gift could do, and I know that we were all just a little happier, a little better off, for getting to hear the song...for as long as we did."

@adamamin gives a touching tribute to his late partner, Stacey King ❤️

[Real Country Music @real_kuntry]

R.I.P. to Mr. John Anderson. To me the most underrated country singer of all time, the pride of Apopka Florida

[Dave Preston @davpresto]

MEET THE NEW COACH: Aazaar Abdul-Rahim was born in Washington, DC and played college ball at Mesa Community College before finishing at San Diego State. His last head coaching position was from 2003-13 at Friendship Collegiate Academy Public Charter School in DC.
@WTOP

[SleeperRays @SleeperRays]

October 19, 2024

Octobber 19, 2026

Crazy what a difference two years makes

[Chris Rose @ChrisRose]

Terribly sad for all the hard-working people behind-the-scenes who made this show go!

Siera, Dempy, Nellie, Adnan, Paulie and everyone else who spent time next to 1-5, did a remarkable job.

Will share some thoughts on the next, "Baseball Today"....

To those who watched, thank you. It was the first time I felt the love of a baseball community.

[Brett McMurphy @Brett_McMurphy]

Former NC State coach & long-time Florida State assistant Chuck Amato has died. He was 80. Amato played linebacker at NC State & was on staff for 15 years, including head coach from 2000-06. He also was on Bobby Bowden's FSU staff from 1982-99 & 2007-09. RIP 🙏🏻

[College GameDay @CollegeGameDay]

Steve Young went 10-0 in his GameDay picks 😲🧠

ELITE ball knowledge 🔥

[Faran Balanced @FaranBalanced]

Funny personal story I have about the late GOAT Mike Ditka...

When I was a toddler, my parents and I were on a flight and #MikeDitka happened to be on the flight a few years after the 1985 superbowl win.

My mom passed him in the aisle and I waved to him, and he said to my mom, "She's a beautiful little girl!" My mom said, "Oh just wait..."

In front of DA Coach she says, "Faran, who is the President of the United States?" ... I go, "Mike Ditka!"

20 years later when I danced for his team "The Chicago Rush," I met him at his Ditka's Steakhouse in downtown Chicago.

Upon meeting him, I go, "I actually met you when I was about 3 years old on a plane with my parents." He goes, "Wait, you're not the little girl who said I was the President of the United States, are you?" I told him, "Indeed I am."

He gave me the biggest hug and said, "I don't think you realize, I told everyone in my family that happened... I have been telling that story for decades! What a full circle moment that now you dance for the team!"

Rest in power Coach! You are and always will be a legend.

[Roscoe DC @RoscoeDC]

@slater57649 I think I have a Boba Fett dispenser for those sweet drugs.

[Roscoe DC @RoscoeDC]

@originalTFP @XFilesAesthetic I still watch this AI episode once in a while. https://t.co/dQUegxDDa1

[Roscoe DC @RoscoeDC]

@Super70sSports That’s one I wanted to visit. Bummer

[Danny Deraney @DannyDeraney]

Happy 42nd anniversary to the greatest SNL short ever made!

Men's Synchronized Swimming.

[FOX 5 DC @fox5dc]

Metro is proposing an 11.1% fare increase for FY2028 across Metro Rail, Metro Bus, and Metro Access. https://t.co/k9T0FOghWP

[the Sports ON Tap @thesportsontap]

ESPN once ranked Myron Rolle the best high school football player in America.

He never played a single down in an NFL regular season game.

Today he operates on children's brains.

Rolle grew up in Galloway Township, New Jersey. His parents are from the Bahamas. He went to the Hun School of Princeton and by 2006 the recruiting services had him at the top of the board, a five star safety every program in the country wanted.

He picked Florida State.

Then he finished his bachelor's degree in exercise science in two and a half years with a 3.75 GPA, and made third team All-American in 2008.

And then he won a Rhodes Scholarship.

The interview was in Birmingham, Alabama, on a Saturday, the same day Florida State was playing at Maryland. The NCAA let him charter a plane. He sat for the interview, found out he had won, got on the plane, landed in College Park and played in the game.

Here is where it turns.

He was projected as a first or second round NFL pick. Instead he skipped the entire 2009 season and went to Oxford for a year to earn a master's degree in medical anthropology.

When he came back, the league had moved on.

The Tennessee Titans took him in the sixth round, 207th overall, in 2010. Two hundred and six players went ahead of a kid who had been the number one recruit in the country.

He never appeared in a regular season game for Tennessee. He spent a stretch with the Pittsburgh Steelers and got released.

That was it. That was the whole NFL career.

In 2013 he walked away from football entirely and enrolled at the Florida State College of Medicine. He was 26 and starting over in a field where everybody else had been pointed at it since undergrad.

He graduated in 2017. Then he matched into neurosurgery at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, which is roughly the hardest thing in American medicine to get into. Then a pediatric fellowship at Johns Hopkins.

In the spring of 2020 he was a resident working hospital floors during COVID.

Today he is a pediatric neurosurgeon at Nemours Children's Hospital in Orlando. He runs the Myron L. Rolle Foundation, which does health and education work for children and families who need it.

Be honest about the football part. Nobody can prove Oxford cost him. Scouts had real questions about whether he would commit to the sport, and plenty of number one recruits never make it for reasons that have nothing to do with a scholarship.

But here is what we know for sure.

He was told he was throwing away a career. He went anyway.

And the thing everybody was afraid he would choose instead of football is the reason some kid in Orlando is going to wake up tomorrow.

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