Tom Galati

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JMU Punter Patrick Rea Wins the Inaugural John Paul Macri Courage Under Fire Award

In recognition of this award, we are making a donation to aid the @_RCDFoundation’s efforts to support families facing a diagnosis of DIPG. #GoDukes

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@SaraLarsen1234 You baked a cake celebrating someone’s death…how is that a mistake? Horrific behavior.

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SPORTS | Special teams duo forms special bond

Eventually, the two became known as “Pat and Mo,” and started The Pat and Mo show, a weekly football podcast hosted alongside Dave Riggert, JMU’s radio play-by-play host.

Though Suarez transferred to JMU from FAU with football in

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@UpperDeckSports Of all the cards you can show…you choose to show Bill Nye?! It’s almost like @UpperDeckSports has an agenda against conservatives…

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“She's obviously on my mind constantly every day, and I try and live through her as much as possible.”

#JMU punter Patrick Rea honors late sister with punts, fundraiser for childhood brain cancer
https://t.co/tbcEKZWLnr

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JMU punter Patrick Rea is looking to make an impact off the field this season.

I have to give a massive thanks to Pat for sitting down with me yesterday to talk about his support of the RCD Foundation and his sister Pippa.

Grateful to be able to share this article in the next couple of days.

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@Patrick_Rea11 @JMUFootball @jkmines @_RCDFoundation So proud of this guy. The Galati family is matching as well!

[Patrick Rea @Patrick_Rea11]

This season, I'm proud to be supporting the Robert Connor Dawes (RCD) Foundation by donating $100 for every punt we down inside the 20-yard line.

This cause is deeply personal to me. In 2015, I lost my younger sister, Pippa, at 11 years old to childhood brain cancer (DIPG).
She continues to inspire me every day.

The RCD Foundation supports families affected by childhood brain cancer and funds critical research in both Australia and the United States. I'm honored to use football as a way to help make a difference for other families facing this battle.

If you'd like to support or hear more about the cause, you can donate through the link in my bio or visit https://t.co/IO2pNZo6fm

Every contribution helps. Go Dukes!

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@AKABrewersBeat

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@GordonGekko Yes- I own about $50k of Solana and I agree- it is likely going to be worth $1k. Unfortunately.

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@BKendallJR It has been an honor to walk alongside Blake for the past year. He’s a man following Jesus, a courageous leader with a servant’s heart, humble and caring. He brought “Jesus Won” tshirts to JMU and is going to continue to impact this world for good.

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@JMUFootball @zachgreenberg60 The world needs more @zachgreenberg60. One of the kindest, hard-working men I know. Great family, great competitor.

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@shane_pruitt78 Jesus Won Indeed!

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@vacollegegop

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@Downtownfairy @vacollegegop @treadaway_117 @JMU This is fake news. The JMU administration is discussing how to provide logistical support to them as we speak!

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@dlforbes22 @vacollegegop @JMU @AAGDhillon @SecMcMahonn This is fake news. Providing logistical support to student orgs is being discussed with students right now!

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@NancyMace @vacollegegop As a member of the JMU BoV, this is not true and we would never let this be the case!

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@vacollegegop As a member of the JMU Board of Visitors, I can tell you this is fake news. The Administration is currently in discussing with student organizations to provide logistical support.

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@bitcoinarchive Oh Oh Oh hhhhhhhhhhhhh

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This son of a bitch walked a tightrope between the Twin Towers in 1974.

He made it across eight times in 45 minutes and then got arrested for disorderly conduct.

His name is Philippe Petit, he’s still alive today, and his balls are apparently titanium.