Enthusiastic Marketing Services Sales Executive. Sports Enthusiast. Father of 2 beautiful women and Poppy to 2 amazing grandchildren. Dog lover & Memphis Tiger.
Working with Dolly on “Home Sweet Home” was one of the true highlights of our career. We can still hear her voice saying, “Well, how about that, Dolly and Mötley at #1?”
Thank you for the music, the laughter, the kindness and the inspiration, Dolly.
Our deepest condolences to her family, friends, and fans around the world.
With love and respect,
Mötley Crüe
@E_Still79 RD4L Coach Netherland would hand them out wrapped in a rubber band if you received from multiple schools. Always provided a little extra juice when you received that mail.
Memphis joins the growing list of schools to strike a jersey patch sponsorship deal, this one with longtime partner FedEx. The jersey sponsorship is part of the company’s sponsorship agreement - worth well into the millions - with the university that includes on-field marks, etc.
Barkley dropped truth 💯
We used to CELEBRATE coaches like Pitino & Izzo. Now it’s clip-chasing to shame greatness 🤦♂️
Players don’t need soft… they need being coached hard and accountability . They need adversity. That’s LIFE.
#CoachesEdge#CBB
@johnvarlas Barry Wilburn. Melrose and Ole Miss. DB Washington Redskins. Super Bowl XXII. Great pro career. Gtown/Melrose 1980 state quarterfinal was epic! Covered him all night. Incredible athlete. His Mom was gold medal Olympian in 4 x 100 relay.
Merry Christmas everyone. But more than that I hope you have a Blessed Christmas. And if you want to know what that means there’s probably not a better source than Linus. He explained it to Charlie Brown almost 60 years ago in a Christmas Special that has become an American favorite.
In 1965 it was extremely daring to have Linus recite from the Bible on prime time television. It probably wouldn’t even happen today and the network executives did not want it as part of the show then. But Charles Schultz, the creator of Peanuts, was a strong Christian man and he wouldn’t back down.
Schultz’s conviction resulted not only in Charlie Brown learning the true meaning of Christmas but in Luke Chapter 2 being heard by millions of people every year at Christmas time.
Ella Cook was just 19 years old—a Conservative, a Christian, and Vice President of the Republican Club at Brown University.
She was brutally killed by a shooter in what appears to be a targeted political attack.
If you still don’t see what’s happening, you haven’t been paying attention.
Just this year alone:
- Tricia McLaughlin threatened with public execution
- Two National Guard troops shot in DC
- The seditious six Democrats claiming President Trump telling the military to not follow orders
- Jay Jones openly fantasizing about murdering Republicans and their children wins election in Virginia
- President Trump experiencing two assassination attempts
- Charlie Kirk assassinated on live TV, the left celebrated
- Attacks on ICE officers have skyrocketed over 1000%
- LA Riots and terror attacks
- Leftist sniper murders three at ICE facility in Texas
- Massive violent riots at ICE facility in Broadview, Illinois and Portland Oregon
- Annunciation Catholic Church children shot while praying by left wing Trump-hating transgender activist
- ABC News stations shot up
- Alina Habba attacked
- Ed Martin Attacked
- Rogue judges releasing career criminals back onto the streets, terrorizing Americans
The left’s violent rhetoric has turned into nationwide violence. If we don’t crush this threat now, we lose everything. It’s only escalating.
Enough is enough.
From the late great Ronald Reagan:
"You can't go to France and become a Frenchman. You can't go to Japan or Turkey and become Japanese or Turk."
"But anyone can come from any corner of the Earth can come to live in America and become an American."
"That is something we should be proud of but also protect. You have to do it the right way."
Assimilation and love for this country is of the utmost importance when we're talking immigration.
Immigration without those things is simple an invasion.
“I live in DC. These guardsmen are kind. They do nothing wrong. They stand there and keep the peace… They are not the eviI, racıst soldiers the media make them out to be..
It’s the media’s violent rhetoric.. that motivated a foreign national to harm our military”
She’s right👇🏼
Step 1: These two teams just went at it in the third round of the playoffs.
Step 2: Listen to the coach… on the losing side talk to both teams!
Step 3: Ask: Would I react the same way?
Step 4: If not, take a lap.
Step 5: Repost to share the REAL purpose of high school athletics.
Bo Jackson last played in the big leagues in 1994, yet stories of his amazing strength, speed and ability remain fascinating. Harold Reynolds, our hilarious guest this week, tells a story that we had never heard. Bo Knows, indeed. Listen at https://t.co/13q9q6U7h2
✍️ My first trip for The Athletic was to Memphis in 2017. On that staff, I met:
Mike Norvell
Dan Lanning
Kenny Dillingham
Ryan Silverfield
All now head coaches of top-25 teams. So I reconnected with them to look back.
This is how a Coaching Tree happens https://t.co/NgaGMVioFd
On September 9, 2017, Tyler Hilinski was on top of the world—leading Washington State to a thrilling triple-overtime win over Boise State in front of a packed stadium.
But just four months later, on January 16, 2018, Tyler passed away due to suicide.
Tyler was my teammate, and his loss struck my teammates and me to the core. He was an amazing young man, full of life and “bubbly” to anyone who knew him.
After his death, I carried guilt with me for a long time. Before Tyler’s passing, he was my backup quarterback. That meant I saw him as competition and, because of that, I didn’t fully open up to him—or let him or the other quarterbacks in.
I often caught myself thinking, “I could have treated him better.” or “How did I not see it?”
Through his loss, two truths became clear to me:
1. Sports and life are about people first. Whoever you see as competition is still human, just like you. You never know what someone else is going through. Follow the Golden Rule: treat others the way you want to be treated.
2. It’s okay to ask for help. In fact, it’s strength—not weakness.
Tyler’s parents, Mark and Kym, turned their grief into purpose by creating @HilinskisHope, a nonprofit dedicated to ending the stigma around mental health and providing athletes with the resources they need.
They’ve done remarkable work—so much so that the first full week of October is now recognized as Student-Athlete Mental Health Week. This year, it runs October 4–11, with hundreds of colleges participating. If you watch college football this week, you’ll see their sticker on helmets nationwide.
This year, I am humbled and honored to partner with Hilinski’s Hope to honor Tyler’s legacy and strengthen student-athlete mental health.
For every copy of The Mind Strength Playbook purchased through the links on this page, I will personally donate 100% of my proceeds directly to Hilinski’s Hope.
I’m proud to do my part to help athletes access the tools and support they deserve. And I’m honored to stand with Hilinski’s Hope in carrying forward Tyler’s legacy and helping our student-athletes.
https://t.co/mlgYlaq500
#StudentAthleteMentalHealthWeek
#HilinskisHope
No one had a better shot of Cortez Braham's ridiculous 1-handed TD than our very own @adamcrisler.
Enjoy the field level view of one of the plays of the year in college football.
It doesn't get old.
The game is now officially on @ABC. Every household with a television in the country will be able to watch. Memphians, make sure you show out for your city. We earned this national stage and the country deserves to see what @MemphisFB and our city is all about. #GoTigersGo