NEXT STOP: DC ⚫️🔴
I’m excited to announce that I’ve accepted a position with @DCUnited! Thank you to Jake Martino and Bill Zorr for this incredible opportunity!
Making my younger self’s dreams come true
¡Vamos DC!
5000 of my teams fans travelled 7 times further than England is long for a game with such a narrow chance of victory the entire country raged over it for two weeks.
@BrianSuttererMD@WHOOP@BrianSuttererMD What did Carlos Ulberg tear tn? Broadcast and athlete said knee but fairly certain it looked like an Achilles rupture
Clemson's creative HQ has photo and video studios, a podcast studio, and rows of editing bays that make it look more like a Hollywood studio than a college campus.
That's the point.
@EllynBriggs on how athletic departments are becoming full-blown media companies ⬇️
I am begging young creatives in sports to please resist the urge to post a Tipton Edits style commitment graphic of yourself when you decide what school youre going to. Holy cringe that does not make me want to hire you lol
JMU women’s basketball waltzes into the Sun Belt title game with a blowout win over top-seeded Georgia Southern, 81-53.
The Dukes will play tomorrow at 2 p.m. ET on ESPNU for a spot in the NCAA Tournament.
I started listening to Bad Bunny when I moved to Miami a few years ago.
It was always playing in the gym. I started to learn the songs, which started teaching me words in Spanish. Then some of the Dominican trainers at the gym and I became friends, and they started speaking Spanish with me.
It gave me a small taste of what it must be like for immigrants who don’t speak English to come to America and turn to movies, TV shows, and music to learn the language. And how quickly you can become friends with someone even when you only share a few words in common.
IMO that’s what Bad Bunny’s halftime show captured creatively.
Latin culture is special. And you don’t need to speak the language to be invited to the party, dance, and experience community & connection.
I’m glad he didn’t sing a single word in English.
It’s his party.
And I appreciate him inviting all of us, fluent or not, to be part of it.