
“Great, Great”; BOOMER SOONER 🅾️/ Angel😇Protected-#MasonStrong; ; Bullshitter~Observer; Opinions are MINE ALONE—I basically just make fun of shit
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Happy Birthday Monte Johnson, out of Denver, Colorado; 6’4 239; Monte Johnson’s legacy is defined by his legendary performance in the “Ghost to the Post” game on December 24, 1977. Playing linebacker for the @Raiders against the @Colts in the AFC Divisional Round, Johnson anchored a grueling double-overtime 37-31 victory while unknowingly playing through a life-altering injury—Johnson recorded a massive 22 tackles and two sacks against Colts quarterback Bert Jones. It wasn’t until after the final whistle that team doctors discovered Johnson had sustained a broken vertebrae in his neck during regulation play. Despite the intense physical trauma, he refused to leave the field, cementing his reputation for ultimate grit; 75 Today….
Happy Birthday @jessiewarmstead out of Dallas, Texas; 6’1 237; Jessie Armstead holds a legendary yet complex status in Texas high school football history as one of the most dominant and heavily recruited linebackers to ever come out of the state—Playing for the powerhouse David W. Carter High School Cowboys in Dallas under legendary coach Freddie James, Armstead became a rare three-time high school All American and was named the SuperPrep National High School Player of the Year. During his senior season, the 6’1 237 pound middle linebacker was an absolute tackling machine, registering nearly 200 tackles—Armstead famously avoided the legal troubles that plagued his teammates, credited to a promise he made to his mother to stay out of trouble. His individual high school greatness was never eclipsed by the scandal. He translated his Texas high school stardom into a legendary collegiate career at @CanesFootball where he was a two-time national champion and the only modern linebacker permitted to wear the coveted #1 jersey—before putting together a 5-time Pro Bowl career in the @NFL primarily with the @Giants ; 56 Today….
“It is difficult to find happiness within oneself, but it is impossible to find it anywhere else.”—Arthur Schopenhauer; #MasonStrong #JordanStrong #MariStrong #CamStrong #JulieStrong #ThadStrong #FreeShortyPrice @gilliland1tide @ben3lev @ThadSr16 @ShortyPrice4DOJ @tmwrk7 ~~Play something for the boys from Oklahoma 🤙🏽….
Larry in Missouri retweeted
Sabbatini secures the W @StifelCC 🏆
Hands down…Hodge🤷🏼♂️
Replying to @LarryInMissouri
Hodge/Gable
Who u got??
Talk bout the 🐐 of wrestling
WOW!!
BOTH are iconic legends of the sport
Larry in Missouri retweeted
Roars for Rory!
Sabbatini shoots a tournament-record 62 and has the lead @StifelCC
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📍Tulsa, OK - Garth Brooks called Oklahoma “The Land Of Common Sense” last night at the BOK Center.
Says he misses Braums ice cream.
I have mixed opinions about the guy but based off clips from his stop in Oklahoma he does put on a good show.
I just think he’s a strange animal. Something about him just rubs me the wrong way.
He’s still a country music legend. He put the genre on the map in the 90s.
But when I think about artists from Oklahoma who kept their Okie spirt alive after their fame. Toby Keith would be number one.
Garth is just a woke rich elite pretending to be an Okie Every Man.
Larry in Missouri retweeted
After leaving the course Saturday @StifelCC, @JerryKelly13PGA and his son Cooper encountered an overturned car off the highway.
Cooper kicked in the windshield and helped two men exit the vehicle.
"I was just really proud of Coop," Kelly said. "Going up to a smoking car that's spilling gas and scary situation ... he did a fantastic job."
Larry in Missouri retweeted
Double fist pump after this ridiculous eagle from Rory Sabbatini @StifelCC 💪
🤔🤔🤔…..
Hey @grok, what are the top 10 most violent cities in the US and are they run by a Democrat or Republican mayor?
Larry in Missouri retweeted
BREAKING: Aiden Choo has announced his commitment to Oklahoma.
Choo is ranked the No. 46 overall player nationally and the No. 3 player in Texas in the class of 2028.































