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Since I couldn’t participate during spring training fund raiser, here is my donation pledge from the Lancer Defense. @4MOM_ALZ @bradenbishop7 #suzybishop
$1 sack/ TFL
$2 safety
$3 three and out
$4 4th down stop
$5 turnover
$6 def touchdown
$10 win
$20 shutout
$1 sack/ TFL
$2 safety
$3 three and out
$4 4th down stop
$5 turnover
$6 def touchdown
$10 win
$20 shutout
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Many of you asked for the context of the quote I shared yesterday. It's one of my favorite parts of the book. Here it is:
"Caring is cool. Nonchalance is a cop-out. Pour your heart and soul into what you love. You don’t get unlimited chances. Try hard. Give your all. Give a damn.
When you hold yourself back because you fear failure or looking ‘uncool,’ you sacrifice growth and potential (and mastery and fulfillment and richness and love and all the other good stuff in life) for short-term safety and comfort. It’s a trap. Get over it.
Fear and insecurity are part of human nature. You can either go through the motions and be superficially cool (but actually boring). Or you can step into the arena, lay it on the line, care deeply, make yourself vulnerable, and fully live your one and only life.
The world doesn’t need more mediocrity or going through the motions. The world needs more people putting themselves out there and giving it their all. The world needs more people who have the guts to care.
The best athletes care deeply.
The best artists care deeply.
The best leaders care deeply.
The best coaches care deeply.
The best teachers care deeply.
The best doctors care deeply.
The best writers care deeply.
The best scientists care deeply.
The best parents care deeply.
Caring deeply is the cost of admission to a big and textured life.
Try hard and give a damn."
—The Way of Excellence
If you find this sort of thing resonant, you'll love the book: bit.ly/4uCzeQ7
"Caring is cool. Nonchalance is a cop-out. Pour your heart and soul into what you love. You don’t get unlimited chances. Try hard. Give your all. Give a damn.
When you hold yourself back because you fear failure or looking ‘uncool,’ you sacrifice growth and potential (and mastery and fulfillment and richness and love and all the other good stuff in life) for short-term safety and comfort. It’s a trap. Get over it.
Fear and insecurity are part of human nature. You can either go through the motions and be superficially cool (but actually boring). Or you can step into the arena, lay it on the line, care deeply, make yourself vulnerable, and fully live your one and only life.
The world doesn’t need more mediocrity or going through the motions. The world needs more people putting themselves out there and giving it their all. The world needs more people who have the guts to care.
The best athletes care deeply.
The best artists care deeply.
The best leaders care deeply.
The best coaches care deeply.
The best teachers care deeply.
The best doctors care deeply.
The best writers care deeply.
The best scientists care deeply.
The best parents care deeply.
Caring deeply is the cost of admission to a big and textured life.
Try hard and give a damn."
—The Way of Excellence
If you find this sort of thing resonant, you'll love the book: bit.ly/4uCzeQ7
We may have a new contender for greatest sports photo of all time
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Snaps from last two weeks v. Valley Christian (W 40-14) and Bellarmine (W 28-20)
@stfrancis_fb @TheChrisRubio
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Former Lancer teammates playing (and coaching) against each other in college this weekend - Grant Righellis’25 (Tufts), Ned Righellis ‘23, (Tufts), Leonardo Maiuolo ‘23 (Williams) and Coach Jeff Xu ‘22 (Tufts)
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This is WILD
Almost 10 years apart…
Manny Machado robbed in EERILY SIMILAR fashion at Petco Park 🤯
Almost 10 years apart…
Manny Machado robbed in EERILY SIMILAR fashion at Petco Park 🤯
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"When you got play calls that your number is called, you can't shy away from that moment." - Evan Williams
@KwikTrip
@KwikTrip
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“Michael was alot better than people gave him credit for, and if he played longer, I think he would have just continued to improve.”
- Derek Jeter on MJ playing Double A baseball
- Derek Jeter on MJ playing Double A baseball
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Long snapper appreciation post 🙌
@peyton_warford has been named to the Patrick @MannellyAward watch list, given annually to the nation’s top long snapper.
@peyton_warford has been named to the Patrick @MannellyAward watch list, given annually to the nation’s top long snapper.
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