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From Zoom to the tarmac, Curt Cignetti made a strong impression in the interview process.
A look back at the 96-hour coaching search that changed everything for Indiana football.
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Sports Media Literacy: Fair or unfair, the Eagles are sick of Jalen Hurts houseofstrauss.com/p/sports-…
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"I think the disappointment is for those that want to question whether those teams belong [in the CFP]... We see teams in the Super Bowl that lose by large margins..." - Troy Aikman
"I think what it does is it diminishes the job that the teams that won did." - Joe Buck 🏈🎙️
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"I can't understand a word Bill Casey says."
It was a great pleasure to have my friend and colleague of many decades Craig Unger @craigunger on the program to discuss his new book Den of Spies: Reagan, Carter, and the Secret History of the Treason That Stole the White House.
Our full conversation is available for free on Substack: open.substack.com/pub/johnba…
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“This is home. This is where it ends for me. We’re just getting started here, ok.” - 🚬
We’ve always wanted our Barry Alvarez or Bill Snyder and now we have him.
#NeverDaunted #iufb
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Great thread worth reading 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼
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One of the most Girardian stories I've seen break in a while, by the excellent @SherwoodStrauss
Full piece in his newsletter: houseofstrauss.com/p/why-the…
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One of @Eve_Barlow finest pieces. A generation of narcissistic youth who’ve sold their soul and their futures Generation Narc: The Hamas Youth, by @Eve_Barlow open.substack.com/pub/evebar…
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Holy shit.
Last hole of Champions Q-school, Michael Wright was tied for second. Hit it into a bad spot in desert and chipped out to here.
Then this happened….
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She’s better than all of them @GalGadot
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Ohad Munder, who was freed from captivity in Gaza a couple days ago, related an amazing story that his family passed on to local media earlier this week.
He says that the terrorists regularly moved the hostages around, so he was never with the same people for very long.
On October 23, he turned 9. Israelis hung a red balloon in his honor, and television commentators spoke about him.
The next day, a new boy he hadn’t seen before was brought into his room. He asked, “Are you Ohad?” He answered yes and then boy said. “Happy birthday!”
When asked how he knew, he said, his Hamas captors had a TV where he previously was and saw on the news that players from Ohad’s favorite football team, Hapoel Be’er Sheva, (@HBS_FC) wished him a happy birthday and were praying for him.
Ohad broke down and cried for the first time that day, and said later that moment gave him so much hope and renewed strength.
When Ohad was released from Hamas captivity, the very next day he received a moving visit from his heroes, the players of Hapoel Beer Sheva who surprised him at Schneider Hospital.
Team coach Elianiv Berda spoke to Ohad and invited him to tour the club’s training complex anytime he wants.

























