𝐈𝐑𝐎𝐍𝐘: NBC reported today that the Notre Dame vs. Wisconsin game was the most watched game over the weekend 👀
They also mentioned it was THIRD most watched game since the iconic Bush Push game in (2005)
Why does Notre Dame need a conference?
📸 The Herald Journal
🚨 Hockey legend Jeremy Roenick just called it straight: He’s ASHAMED of Democrats refusing to celebrate Team USA’s epic gold-medal win over Canada!
@Jeremy_Roenick:
“Sports aren’t supposed to be political. They’re supposed to unite the country. We’re supposed to come together around something.”
“I think 99% of Americans on social media loved it. Then you turn around and see people politicizing it, and it’s just not right. The hypocrites are coming out in droves.”
“It’s unfortunate we can’t all celebrate one of the greatest moments in sports together.”
A society comfortable ripping on participation trophy culture is ripping Notre Dame for shoving a participation trophy out of its face.
You don't care ND isn't playing in a bowl game. You just don't like ND—and the Fighting Irish making a stand.
Column: https://t.co/8Vj843XeCk
As a yanks fan I would’ve loved to see a Dave Sims call from the Mariners booth tonight after BigDumper and Geno blew the roof off. #whatanightmitchhaniger
10 things sports taught me about life:
1. Confidence is a choice.
Want to be good at anything in life? Choose confidence.
2. The sun will come up tomorrow.
The "end of career performance" is a story around the fire pit in six weeks' time.
3. You are not as important as you think.
99.9% of people never saw that terrible performance and don't know who you are.
4. The power is in the team.
You barely move the needle on your own.
5. Your bus is smaller than you think.
The people truly on your bus are few and far between, cherish them.
6. Money buys peace of mind, not happiness.
Money is a tool, not an endless dopamine rush.
7. You have one superpower ~ You.
The quickest way to succeed is by embracing you.
8. Nerves are a part of it.
Accept it, embrace it, and be fully present.
9. Risk is relative.
Risk is a muscle, develop it.
10. Embrace the unknowns.
There will be no perfect time, situation, or place.