
MVA Eagle, Husband, Father, Believer, Author, NYYankees, VolNavy, Rocky Patel Belvedere CoFounder- @itsthe5thqtr Podcast, President https://teapawt.net/t.co/uyxumk90pv
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Jeff Osterman retweeted
Time to find out who the real UT is 😏
We'll see you in Knoxville on Saturday for a showdown between Texas and Tennessee! 🔥
Replying to @EdDelta96172
@EdDelta96172 @Delta 2MMiler Diamond flier, loyal for 20 years with lost bag in Stockholm and Delta does nothing. Ur 100K employees are scamming.
Our friendship started with noon ball (he set a great screen/sharp elbows)than to competitors in the Big East, but would always sit together while recruiting. When my kid visited Siena, Jim took extended time in the middle of a game-day shoot around to talk with sincere kindness to him and whispered to me that that he would make him part of his own family. Jim you were a friend that will truly be missed. See you on the other side brother. Pax et Bonum!
Jeff Osterman retweeted
If Aaron Judge hits a HR tonight someone who retweets and is following is winning a Yankees shirt. Comment your size. Let’s go Yankees.
Jeff Osterman retweeted
I got one of the famed 2026 gnomes this week at The Masters and I’ve decided to GIVE IT AWAY to one lucky follower!
To be in the running, simply:
⛳️ Follow me AND @AGTGolfBooks
⛳️ Repost this post
I’ll draw for a winner on Saturday evening at 7:00 pm CST.
#TheMasters
#AugustaNational
Jeff Osterman retweeted
St. John's averages 24.8 free throws per game. That's 20th in the country.
Last night versus Duke, the Johnnies took 8 free throws.
Duke took 24.
In March Madness (3 games) Duke is +44 Free Throw ATTEMPTS … that is just wrong. They get an unbelievable whistle.
Jeff Osterman retweeted
My NCAA tournament bracket I submitted via mail-in ballot is still 100% perfect.
Jeff Osterman retweeted
Never in my life did I expect to be retweeting Skip Bayless but go off king
Jeff Osterman retweeted
Eye-opening stat: Duke is the FIRST-EVER 1-seed to trail a 16-seed by double-digits at halftime in NCAA tournament history, per ESPN Research.





















