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"All we want is an opportunity to get out there and to try and a right to fail also. ... I'm sick of us having to be perfect to get the job.” John Thompson's powerful words from the 90's on Black coaches remain ever relevant today.

Parents: If there’s ONE video you watch on social media today. Please let it be this one: Frank Martin discusses parents attempting to coach their kids from the sidelines.

"He deflects attention, deflects praise, but people don't realize how competitive that guy is. When it's time to show up, he's gonna show up." - Chargers receivers coach Chris Beatty on Mike Williams

Kindness is both free and priceless.

To be remembered, be the best and put a smile on people’s faces

“Be open to new ideas and experiences because you’ll never know when someone else will have an interesting thought or when a new door will open to take you on the journey of your dreams.” —Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson

Jackie Robinson opened the door for integration in sports. Here are a few of the earliest beneficiaries...

Nothing cooler than this dad shit

Ed Reed on Leadership and doing the little things. 💬 “We ain’t winning if y’all don’t do the little things”

Let me be clear: anyone who sends their kids out trick or treating as Lamont and Fred is a great goddamn American.

When asked about Earl Campbell not finishing a mile run in practice, Bum Phillips said "When it's first and a mile, I won't give it to him."

That time of year. MOOD, #Thanksgiving

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The lack of empathy has always been appalling - rooting for people to lose jobs as if it is a sport, refusing to see these men as human beings. This isn’t entertainment. You have no place in the emotions and true discussions that need to take place today.

Joy matters. “The dawn will come.” #MLK #MLKDay

“A Church that has lost its voice for justice is a Church that has lost its relevance in the world.” #MLK #MLKDay

35 years ago today, Doug Williams became the first Black QB to start and win a Super Bowl. 🙌 (via NFL Legacy)