The Buccaneers’ decision to let Liam Coen walk to keep Todd Bowles as head coach was a horrible decision at the time and it looks worse and worse every day.
TEAM USA PULLS OFF THE BIGGEST COMEBACK IN PRESIDENTS CUP HISTORY‼️
After winning their 8th singles match of the day, Team USA clinched their 11th Presidents Cup 👏
The whole Ravens roster hitting the Ronaldo celly after a game winning field goal in Brazil is one of the coolest things I’ve seen in sports lately…
The whole crowd went “SIUUU” that was f*ckin cold ❄️
Woke up this morning.. folks were really coming after me for being a really big piece of shit who has ruined everything.
“Man.. that’s the 1st host game pick I’ve gotten wrong this season.. both CGD & MNCD.. folks are really pissed off about it.” I immediately thought..
Then, I keep scrolling &.. just some awesome internet happening lately..
Last week it was @JonnyRoot_ completely lying about what I said and dropping me into something with potential real life repercussions
This week.. @ShaneTuttleNCAA does some of it’s finest internetting…
The good news is, all of these folks that were very excited to believe this DEFINITELY got a follow up about this being fake right? I know this is a scrolling app.. once you see something we all just continue on our scrolling journeys.. if it gets Community Noted much later on, is @X forcing it back into folks feeds? I’m sure they all know it’s not real. The community note probably cleared it all up for the 1,000,000+ folks that saw this.
Let’s check in and see some of the quote tweets…
Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders is the Week 3 NFLPA Community MVP for distributing 500 backpacks with supplies, and hosting a pizza and ice cream party for students at two East Cleveland schools. In honor of Sanders’ charitable efforts and this award, the NFLPA is making a $10,000 donation to his Legendary Impact Foundation.
To me there is nothing better you can give someone than your prayers. Thank you all so much for your prayers. They are felt. Out of surgery and doing great. Step 1 ✅
Fernando Mendoza signed a rookie contract in July worth $57.27 million. Fully guaranteed. He is 22 years old.
This week he announced what he is doing with his rookie season.
He is starting a series called Finance with Fernando to teach people his age how to handle money.
His words in the trailer.
"My true passion is fiscal responsibility."
He is not bluffing. He graduated from the Haas School of Business at Berkeley, and he is finishing a master's in business administration in December.
Here is how he got to the point where a 22 year old can say that.
All four of his grandparents left Cuba for Miami in 1960.
He grew up in Miami and played at Christopher Columbus High School. In two seasons as the starting quarterback he threw for 1,396 yards and 16 touchdowns. Total. Nobody was building a recruiting class around that.
He committed to Yale.
Then another recruit's decision opened a door at California, and he went to Berkeley instead. He redshirted in 2022. He started eight games in 2023 and eleven in 2024.
Then he hit the portal and went to Indiana, a program that had gone 9-27 in the three years before Curt Cignetti showed up.
What happened next does not really happen.
Indiana went 16-0. Mendoza threw 41 touchdown passes, a school record. They won at Oregon. They beat No. 1 Ohio State for the Big Ten title.
Rose Bowl against Alabama, he went 14 of 16 for 192 yards and three touchdowns in a 38-3 win. Peach Bowl against Oregon, five touchdowns.
Then the national championship game, against Miami. The school in his own hometown.
Indiana won 27-21. He was the offensive MVP.
First Heisman Trophy in Indiana history. First national championship in Indiana history.
Then the Raiders took him first overall. He wears number 15 for Tom Flores, who gave him his blessing to use it.
And right now he is sitting behind Kirk Cousins.
So instead of waiting around, he is finishing the MBA and starting a personal finance series for people who have never had money and are about to.
One more thing worth knowing about him. His mother Elsa lives with multiple sclerosis. He and his brother worked with restaurants to put items on the menu that raise money for MS research.
Turn on any sports broadcast in America right now and count the sportsbook ads.
The number one pick in the draft started a show about not losing your money.