"I don't think I set the team up for success with this schedule, how I had it laid out."
@LSUbaseball Jay Johnson following 7-2 loss to @RaginCajunsBSB.
Johnson likewise made it clear the Cajuns outplayed #LSU thoroughly and clearly deserved to win.
Top #NFL pick today: Atlanta Falcons -2.0 (5.2 value)
I’ve got 12 picks today. For every +15 RTs on this tweet (likes welcome but RTs only count), I’ll drop the next pick in this thread (#2 → #12).
Recent: 3–0 last week, 4–2 the week before, 12–3 free-plays run.
Let’s cook
Take a behind the scenes look at the @ClemsonFB Military Appreciation Day flyover of 2 F-35A Lightning II jets from 62nd Fighter Squadron at @LukeAFB, AZ. Special thanks to pilots Lt Col Casey "Deuce" Manning (Clemson 2005) and Lt Col Jason "Chill" Wall!
#Clemson#ClemsonCorps
Sunday evening tear jerker. 🥺🙏🏻♥️
Date: Sun, 7 Feb 2016 10:36:27 - 0500
A Marine stands guard while a brave young child dies.
Every now and then, in the middle of the constant barrage of crap that’s just pissing us all off these days, we come across a story, a feat, an event that just makes us stop in our tracks. This was one for me.
Cody Green was a 12-year kid in Indiana who was diagnosed with leukemia at 22 months old. He loved the Marines, and his parents said he drew strength and courage from the Marine Corps as ... he bravely fought the battle into remission three times. Although he was cancer-free at the time, the chemotherapy had lowered his immune system and he developed a fungus infection that attacked his brain. Two weeks ago, as he struggled to fend off that infection in the hospital, the Marines wanted to show how much they respected his will to live, his strength, honor and courage. They presented Cody with Marine navigator wings and named him an honorary member of the United States Marine Corps.
For one Marine, that wasn't enough ... so that night, before Cody Green passed away, he took it upon himself to stand guard at Cody's hospital door all night long, 8 hours straight.
Nowhere on the face of this planet is there a country so blessed as we to have men and women such as this.
@WaltRuff Hey Walt, Canes fan living in Arlington, VA! I was curious if the Canes were going to practice before the game tomorrow night, and if so if it’s open to the public. Would love to watch, if that’s a possibility! Thanks, and Go Canes!
“Why take it off? Leave the neck guards on”
The NHL on TNT panel reflects on the death of Adam Johnson and discusses whether NHL players should wear neck guards as an additional safety measure. https://t.co/9a7KRknZWC