Von ❗️

stay to yourself & walk alone 🚶🏾‍♂️💯

[AuxGod @AuxGod_]

Rocket Power 📺 (1999-2004)

[🧈 @ButterAubrey]

First minicamp is in the books 🔒

[(Foots The King) @FootsDaKing]

This means something to me.

[Clint Goss @NFLDraftDome]

Kids let me teach you about Cowboys RB Marion Barber III

🔹6,000+ All-Purpose; 59 TD; 7 years
🔹Pro Bowl; 1st Team All-Big Ten
🧬Brothers played for Texans & UofM, Dad a Jets RB, Cousin of Peyton Barber

[MLB @MLB]

The @Nationals have won 7 of their last 10 games!

[SleeperCowboys @SleeperCowboys]

GP3 at Cowboys minicamp‼️

[That Guy Rocked @ThatGuyRockedU]

LaMichael James

That guy rocked.

[☔ @Whotfismick]

Road trips in the 90s be like

[tony parker @tonyparker32]

It’s only self defense when a black kid dies

[Butlerian Jihadist @RascalFKennedy]

Asian dude shoots black kid and gets off Scott free. Black kid defends himself gets found guilty. Wild country.

[Percy Mack @KingTeeJay]

Friday Night Tykes was a top 5 show all time in my book

[✦ 𝓢𝓱𝓲𝓷𝓮 ✦🪐 @upshine3]

“You fucking idiot bitch” me to the video game character that I’m in full control of

[World Cup Shack @WeAreAllShack]

Best duo in baseball I have chills

[Football Is Life @FootbaIl_Tweets]

Never forget this NASTY Braxton Miller touchdown 😮‍💨🔥

[CFB Kings @CFBKings]

Clemson’s offense with Chad Morris as offensive coordinator (2011-2014)

They were SLINGING it 🔥

[Clemson Highlights @ClemsonRT]

SAMMY 🔥🔥

[CTRL the Narrative @ctrlnarrative]

Only real hoop heads remember these NBA x McDonald's Happy Meal toys🔥🔥

(h/t @rickstalgiasports)

[CollegeFootballDude @RealSportsStat]

Pat White WVU rushing stats by year:

2005: 952 yards, 7 TDs
2006: 1,219 yards, 18 TDs
2007: 1,335 yards, 14 TDs
2008: 974 yards, 8 TDs
Career total: 4,480 yards, 47 TDs.

Pat White WVU passing stats by year:

2005: 828 yards, 8 TDs
2006: 1,655 yards, 13 TDs
2007: 1,724 yards, 14 TDs
2008: 1,842 yards, 21 TDs
Career total: 6,049 yards, 56 TDs

[III @SHULAGOD]

you gotta get off your ass & live.

[CHA$E @jehovahsflyest]

i get quiet when i start understanding too much