Guys I know @SEC fans are built different but this guy just blew up a float to go rescue his friend who is trapped in a house. They’re going to the Georgia Alabama game and he doesn’t want his friend to miss it. #godawgs#atlanta
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60 wins.
SEC regular season champions.
SEC conference tournament champions.
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2024 COLLEGE BASEBALL NATIONAL CHAMPIONS.
We've got movement! @Vol_Baseball moves up to 6th all time and @AggieBaseball finds themselves danger close to cracking the top 8! The SEC is running away with the conference competition nearly doubling up the ACC! A storm is brewing, gets party! #roadtoroccos
It's not a college football Saturday until Lee Corso makes his headgear pick 🐐
Today we celebrate Coach's 400th headgear pick by heading down memory lane to revisit some of his best moments.
$142,464 in donations from #RoccosOmaha! And our friends @getjevo have more on the way! The checks have been sent to the on campus food banks of the participating teams, as well as the Food Bank for the Heartland here in Omaha. It's the fans that make this thing go, thank y'all!
Former Navy SEALS rescued 200 children during the Sound of Freedom movie’s production 🔥 👇😳
When the team behind the movie "Sound of Freedom" selected Jim Caviezel to portray the character of Tim Bellard, a former U.S. Special Agent for the Department of Homeland Security who left his job to save children from sex traffickers, they encountered a single concern. Jim's wife, was worried about the security situation in Colombia where the filming would take place. Tim Ballard, offered thirty former Navy SEALs to ensure his safety. With this proposal, the problem was resolved. While strolling through the streets of Cartagena, the ex-SEALs disguised themselves as tourists, and when smugglers approached them offering children, Ballard's team swiftly initiated the rescue operation. Few weeks later, Colombian newspapers woke up to headlines announcing the successful rescue of 200 children as part of the Underground Railroad operation. According to Eduardo, If Jim's wife had agreed from the beginning, the officers would not have embarked on the mission to rescue those 200 children.