Michael Coe retweeted
If your going to chase a dream go all in. So many people never give themselves a fighting chance because they never fully commit. If you’re gonna go , go all the way… 💯
Michael Coe retweeted
Man breaks down in tears after his wife and daughter were killed by lightning in Florida.
Kenya Glasgow, 31, and her 2-year-old daughter were found on the sidewalk in Margate, Florida.
"It's gonna be tough to lose somebody that I've been with for half my life. It's just gonna be tough, but I'll be okay, because I have to be, because I have another beautiful daughter that's inside..."
Heartbreaking.
Michael Coe retweeted
Love this
“I know if I'm succeeding, then whoever I'm blocking for has a better chance of succeeding."
🏡 House Call | @BraydenJacobs77
Full episode premieres tomorrow on YouTube. @BankWithUnited
Michael Coe retweeted
"If my mind can conceive it, and my heart can believe it - then I can achieve it.”
#MuhammadAli #TheGreatest #BoxingLegend #HeavyweightChampion #SportsIcon
Michael Coe retweeted
Pain becomes part of the job. Former NFL CB Brian Jones reflects on how football conditions players to live with constant physical and mental strain, often silently. Behind the game is a reality many athletes carry: resilience, pressure, and unseen battles that don’t show up on the stat sheet. Even when it feels isolating, these experiences are more common than they seem. #MentalHealthInSports #AthleteMindset
@JonesN4mo
Michael Coe retweeted
Your definition of “high skill” is too narrow.
Football is a strength & power sport.
Those traits are the engine behind the skill — which is why the Eagles can make this pick — will it work, 🤷🏾♂️
Basketball isn’t built the same way — which is why an elite HS player can jump to the NBA.
That jump does not exist in football.
Not because of skill — but because the physical engine isn’t developed yet.
High skill doesn’t operate in a vacuum.
It’s supported by the traits the sport demands.
That’s why elite sprinters can transition to bobsleigh — different sports, same engine — both highly skilled.
Elite football players are highly skilled.
So are elite basketball players.
But the foundation of that skill is not the same — both high skill — just different motors.
Michael Coe retweeted
Too many people have access to talk about the game of football that are SOFT!
They don't understand the grind.
They don't culture.
They don't understand accountability.
It's more than one way to skin a cat.
Michael Coe retweeted
Fun fact. Arkansas QB Matt Jones was 6'6"/242 lbs, ran a 4.37 forty and had a 39.5" vertical leap, which were similar to Calvin Johnson's combine numbers.
The Jaguars drafted him in the 1st round (21st overall) in the 2005 NFL Draft and switched him to WR.
Michael Coe retweeted
Stop trying to make your kids professional athletes and chasing the lights. Make them sports professionals.
Leadership, business management, and becoming an expert in the sport they love so they can have a career making $600k- $10M per year.
Playing sports is a JOB not career
Texas general manager Brandon Harris has seen his salary jump from $600,000 per season to $1 million annually, according to a report @davideckert98
Also, Eckert confirmed that new UT assistants Blake Gideon will earn $800,000 in 2026 and $850,000 in 2027, while new running backs coach Jabbar Juluke will earn $325,000 through 2026 before seeing his pay rise to $850,000 in 2027.
(Photo via Will Gallagher/Inside Texas)
Michael Coe retweeted
"I don't coach girls. I don't know how to do that. I want to push you to a place of uncomfortability, like a woman."
Syracuse's Felisha Legette-Jack on her team's response tonight after a 20-point loss earlier in the week
"I'm not here to be friends with 17 to 23 year old's. I'm here to push you towards your dreams so you can find your wings and fly."
Michael Coe retweeted
Getting the Mount Rushmore of mobile QB's straight from the man who revolutionized the position, @MichaelVick 🔥🙌
Michael Coe retweeted
Satchel Paige once intentionally walked 2 hitters so he could to face Josh Gibson with the Bases Loaded.
Just so Satchel could prove who was the Best, 1 on 1. 🤣
Told by the Buck O’Neil, perhaps the greatest storyteller in baseball history.
