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🎥 While the cameras take five…learn more about one of our hard-hitting episodes. “No business grows based on name alone.”
@TitusONeilWWE, President and Chair of the Bullard Family Foundation, sits down with Dara Shareef to talk about the people, purpose, and authenticity behind building something that lasts.
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Crowd noise causes confusion and confusion leads to mistakes. We need every person in the Swamp tomorrow to get LOUD. Save your voice today. Yell, scream, clap, and disrupt tomorrow! 130 decibels+ on third down! LET’S GO!! 🐊 🐊 #NTT
Most know him as @TitusONeilWWE. Florida fans remember him as Thaddeus Bullard. He just wants to be dad.
With Bullard’s sons, TJ and Titus, playing for Florida football this fall, the former Gators star’s soaking up the culmination of a two-decade journey.
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You may know him as wrestling star @TitusONeilWWE. Longtime Gators fans remember him as Thaddeus Bullard. The former UF defensive end has been a man of many roles. But with his sons now playing at UF, he's watching his best project unfold.
By @CuranAhern
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The stats for every team Buster Faulkner has called plays for have exploded when he gets there.
It is no coincidence that in his first game with Florida, the gators broke a 36 year old record.
This is why he is the best Offensive Coordinator in the country you likely have not heard of.
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Well them going to prison isn’t viewed as a joke so there’s that. A lot of comedies are about people getting out of messed up situations.
Them being locked up and all the unfair roadblocks they run into are supposed to make you upset. Make you uncomfortable. Make you think. The movie is full of laughs but also tragedies.
One inmate had a baby with the wardens daughter but can’t claim the child or they’ll kill him. He loves the wardens daughter and she loves him, but their family can’t happen.
Another inmate purposely gets himself killed because he doesn’t think his family back home will love him when they find out his sexual orientation.
Eddie and Martin are examples of not losing spirit against insurmountable odds.
I say that to say it doesn’t make light of prison or the era in which it takes place. A reminder of how things used to be and that it was not that long ago. Still happens. Most of the time without a happy ending. It is a deep movie disguised as a comedy.
Sometimes that’s the best way to get important messages across
“A spoon full of sugar, helps the medicine go down.”
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