Jason Fowler

Father. Physical Therapist, soccer, bourbon, beer, bowling, golf. Louisville.

[Dutch Rojas @DutchRojas]

Kentucky.
Three hospital systems control 100% of Louisville’s inpatient market.

Prices reach 354% of Medicare rates.

CON law: enforced.
Competition: illegal.

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@RandPaul
@RepThomasMassie
@GovAndyBeshear

[Jason Fowler @fuzzy_fowler]

@coach_kevin_m SSG

[NFL Memes @NFLMemes]

The Super Bowl…

[Jason Fowler @fuzzy_fowler]

@JAdairSoccer Hello! If it’s not too late, I would like the full version as well, please… [email protected]

[John Adair @JAdairSoccer]

@paul_gascogne Sent ✅

Hope you find it useful!

[Laurence Kinlan @laurencekinlan]

There’ll never be a better boot ever made. I wish I was 15 again 😂

[Nick Hoopes @NickHoopes_]

How I explain Prior Auth:

You order 20 nuggets at McDonalds.

You pay at the 1st window

You get to the 2nd window & the worker says “you look like you only need 10 nuggets”

So they give you 10.

Then you pull to the 3rd window, argue w/ the manager for 3hrs & you get 2 more🐓

[Jason Fowler @fuzzy_fowler]

@JohnProv1 @JustinThomas34 @netflix @AdamSandler Same page. It was great!

[Kelly Dickey @RealCardGame]

Since seeding began in 1979, the No. 10 ranked team in the final AP poll before the NCAA Tournament has received the following seeds:

2 - 10 times
3 - 25 times
4 - 9 times
6 - 1 time
8 - 1 time

Average seed 1979-2024: 3.04
Standard deviation: 0.79
Number of standard deviations 8 is from the mean: 6.29

In a normal distribution, the odds against being at least 6.29 standard deviations above the mean is 5.88 billion to 1.

AP No. 10 ranked team seeding by year:

2025 - 8 Louisville
2024 - 3 Illinois
2023 - 4 Connecticut
2022 - 3 Purdue
2021 - 3 Arkansas
2019 - 4 Florida State
2018 - 2 North Carolina
2017 - 2 Louisville
2016 - 4 Kentucky
2015 - 2 Kansas
2014 - 2 Kansas
2013 - 4 Michigan
2012 - 3 Florida State
2011 - 3 BYU
2010 - 4 Purdue
2009 - 4 Gonzaga
2008 - 3 Stanford
2007 - 3 Oregon
2006 - 3 North Carolina
2005 - 3 Gonzaga
2004 - 6 Wisconsin
2003 - 2 Florida
2002 - 2 Connecticut
2001 - 2 Iowa State
2000 - 4 LSU
1999 - 2 Miami, Fla.
1998 - 3 Stanford
1997 - 3 Cincinnati
1996 - 3 Villanova
1995 - 3 Maryland
1994 - 3 Louisville
1993 - 3 Duke
1992 - 3 Arizona
1991 - 4 Utah
1990 - 2 Purdue
1989 - 3 Michigan
1988 - 3 Michigan
1987 - 2 Syracuse
1986 - 3 Notre Dame
1985 - 3 Duke
1984 - 3 Purdue
1983 - 2 Missouri
1982 - 3 Tulsa
1981 - 3 UCLA
1980 - 4 Ohio State
1979 - 3 Marquette

[Kelly Dickey @RealCardGame]

Seed of AP No. 13 team entering Selection Sunday:

2025 - 8 Louisville
2024 - 3 Illinois
2023 - 4 Virginia
2022 - 4 UCLA
2021 - 3 Texas
2019 - 3 Purdue
2018 - 3 Tennessee
2017 - 4 Purdue
2016 - 5 Purdue
2015 - 3 Iowa State
2014 - 5 Cincinnati
2013 - 3 Florida
2012 - 3 Georgetown

[Jason Fowler @fuzzy_fowler]

@rickytotten18 Close - it was Hunter

[Jason Fowler @fuzzy_fowler]

My man!!!!! The singer’s voice is beautiful 😂

[Casey @BernsCj]

It’s back!

[Dutch Rojas @DutchRojas]

🔥 The Dutch Rojas Manifesto:
Taking Healthcare Back 🔥

For too long, bureaucrats, health system executives, bankers. and insurance have dictated the terms of healthcare and health benefits coverages. They set the prices. They control the contracts. They own the doctors.

Independent physicians, employers, and patients must fight for a system that works for them—not against them.

Here’s how we take back control:

𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝟭𝟬 𝗥𝘂𝗹𝗲𝘀 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗜𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗽𝗲𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗠𝗲𝗱𝗶𝗰𝗶𝗻𝗲

1️⃣ Physicians are NOT “providers.”

The only people who use that term want to replace you with a massage therapist. a chatbot, or a corporate protocol. You are a doctor—say it with your chest.

2️⃣ Health systems must NOT own doctors.

Every time a health system buys a private practice, care gets worse and prices go up. This isn’t about “care coordination.” It’s about consolidation and control.

3️⃣ Employers must NOT overpay for garbage healthcare.

They don’t accept hidden fees in any other part of business. So why do they tolerate them in healthcare? Time to end the scam.

4️⃣ Physician-owned hospitals = lower costs, better care.

Economics 101: More supply = lower prices. The government bans new physician-owned hospitals because they work too well. End the ban. Unleash competition.

5️⃣ PBMs and insurers are legalized rackets.

They don’t “reduce costs.” They extract unearned revenues. The only reason they exist is because Washington is in on it.

6️⃣ Healthcare “nonprofits” are just tax-exempt hedge funds.

The biggest “charitable” health systems make billions while suing patients and dodging taxes. Their CEOs get rich while patients get collections notices.

7️⃣ Site-neutral payments must happen NOW.

Why should a health system-owned facility get paid double for the exact same service an independent physician provides? It’s a scam, and it’s costing Americans billions.

8️⃣ Direct contracting is the future.

Employers and physicians must be able to work together without an insurance company skimming off the top. SurgeryForward contracts lock in prices and eliminate middlemen.

9️⃣ Data belongs to physicians and patients.

Health systems and insurers hoard medical data to keep patients locked in their system. Own your records. Own your prices. Own your freedom.

🔟 The Independent Physician Revolution starts NOW.

If you’re a doctor, employer, or patient who’s sick of the lies, the grift, and the rising costs—it’s time to break the cartel.

🚨 If you believe in this, share it.
👊 If you’re in this fight, follow me.
⚡ If you’re a health system executive, an insurance CEO, or a bureaucrat trying to kill private practice—good luck. You’re on the wrong side of history.

-Rojas out

[Jason Fowler @fuzzy_fowler]

@hunterhayes09

[USMNTProspects @ProspectsUsmnt]

UPDATE: I hear that this process has been moving along this month, per numerous sources I've talked to on this matter.

It is believed that, at a recent coaching convention and via a recent conference call, during the month of January that further progress has been made.

Most sources I've spoken to believe that 2026-27 is when these changes would be put into place, although I don't yet know for a fact that 2025-26 has been ruled out.

The belief I've heard is that there was a recent vote on a conference call that included All ACC and Big 10 men's soccer programs to move forward with leaving the NCAA and joining the professional ranks.

Numerous sources have mentioned that many top programs are already starting to plan in a way that recognizes this coming shift.

This move would be with the backing of US Soccer Federation and this is a move to professionalize college soccer. The season would be 9-10 months long.

Speculation is that USL League One offered these programs the chance to join their league structure as professional teams, while MLS has been pushing back on this idea to USSF because they believe this move could hurt the place of their development league, MLS Next Pro, within in the professional pyramid.

Where exactly these college programs would fit in the pro pyramid is not yet clear after the discussions I've had on this matter.

Questions are swirling about exactly which programs will be involved. The answer varies, depending on who you talk to. As best as I can ascertain, no one really doubts that the ACC and Big 10 programs are on board.

Beyond that, my belief is that there are other programs, but it is not all of D1 Mens College Soccer at this point.

Some will tell you traditional power 4 conference sports schools, others say top 40-50 college soccer programs, others believe it's not split as much on prestige lines and is more a case by case basis outside of those two conferences.

Sources have mentioned that the process is chaotic and fluid, and a lot of the exact details, such as which programs are on board, is ever-changing.

There's also the likelihood of realignment of conferences in Division 1 Mens College Soccer if the professional ranks takes a segment of the programs and others end up staying.

The big picture is that there continues to be optimism that at least a sizable segment of the top men's college soccer programs are going to break away from the NCAA and professionalize in the next year or two.

[Jason Fowler @fuzzy_fowler]

@UofLSheriff50

[Mit Winter @WinterSportsLaw]

A look at what the rev-share MOU Big Ten schools are using with athletes looks like.

While the agreement uses language to try & avoid creating an employment relationship, its terms coupled with the amount of control schools exercise over athletes likely makes that unavoidable.

[Jason Fowler @fuzzy_fowler]

@hunterhayes09

[ESPN FC @ESPNFC]

Man United's starting eleven the last time they beat Liverpool at Anfield in January 2016.

It's almost been nine years since they last won away at Liverpool 😮

[Jason Fowler @fuzzy_fowler]

@BernsCj

[Harry Lock Picks @HarryLockPicks]

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[Jason Fowler @fuzzy_fowler]

@BernsCj Done!!!!

[Louisville Volleyball @LouisvilleVB]

LET'S PLAY FOR A NATIONAL TITLE!!!!

#GoCards x #ForTheVille

[Louisville Volleyball @LouisvilleVB]

THE LOUISVILLE CARDINALS ARE HEADED BACK TO THE FINAL FOUR!!!

#GoCards x #ForTheVille

[Josh Heird @joshheird]

CardNation - How many @GoCards fans can we get to Freedom Hall on Saturday night?? 12k, 13k, 14k…..

@LouisvilleVB is one win away from a @NCAAVolleyball Final Four appearance at the @kfc_yumcenter. They need you Saturday night!!

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