Today I am very happy and blessed to be able to announce that I have committed to Missouri Valley College to further my academic and athletic career. I am so grateful to all the coaches at MVC, my family, friends, teammates, and coaches for helping me get to where I am.
We came, we saw, we conquered. Time to go home with the spoils. I want to thank everyone that was sweating and bleeding day in, day out. You guys know who you are and I couldn’t be here without you all. A big thank you to all my sponsors that support me between the moments of glory and lastly but most importantly my family that drive me to be better every single day. There were a bunch of takeaways from this fight and I’m honoured to have shared the octagon with such a warrior. My resolve is unbreakable and I won’t stop until I’ve reclaimed what’s mine. Love to all you guys.
I am not a @dak apologist. If he doesn’t produce on the field in the big moments he should be scrutinized like any other quarterback. I do believe in him. When I say him I mean the man. I will never question is heart, his drive, nor his ability to persevere.
He’s overcome so much loss and adversity to be in this place in life & career. There’s no way those things don’t make you a better leader, a better man, a better QB. Just because it hasn’t happen doesn’t mean it can’t. Dude is built through fire, and that heat forges the strongest steel. He still has time to write his story.
#FirstTake #DakPrecott #Playoffs #DallasCowboys
*WHAT IF*
Jon Jones defeats Stipe Miocic at UFC 295 and then decides to go back down to 205lbs and fight the winner of Jiri/Alex at UFC 300. Champ-Champ and then retire would be a hell of a way to leave the sport.