Not calling this but calling everything else is the issue, NFL Officiating

Here's the problem with last night's overtime interception. On December 7, this was ruled an interception on the field. Replay review overturned it to a catch. NFL V.P. of instant replay Mark Butterworth defended the decision in a pool report. By January 17, the standard changed.

There is absolutely no difference between this play and the Buffalo play. Adams did not make any move. He caught it, secured it as he was tackled and then stripped on the ground. Same exact thing. Same exact. This is why fans hate the NFL refs. No consistency game to game

The little guy on the left was about to be named MVP, and his buddy(the catcher) was so hyped for him even before it got announced. Surround yourself with these type of friends and you’re winning at life. Best thing you’ll see today.

For anyone who missed the Bill Belichick conversation on Get Up this morning. This is exactly how it went.

As an AD, I implemented a strength program where every athlete lifts in season with their current team. I challenged coaches to scientifically prove it was not beneficial. No one could. It eliminated the tug of war over athletes and reinforced what we believe.

How it feels to beat Canada in hockey for a gold medal 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

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Why was this moment so powerful that it made grown men cry? Because it’s a reminder that not only is America strong. It’s also a brotherhood. No one is left behind. It goes back to principles. They say America’s don’t have culture. This is our culture:

The officiating in this Arkansas v Florida game is laughable

Across America today, one legendary gym teacher will wheel the TV into the cafeteria and let the boys lock into March Madness Be that gym teacher in your everyday life

I imagine this is what skinny high school athletes who are afraid to lift because they’ll “get too bulky,” think will happen after 1 month of lifting

“Administrations win championships. Coaches win games… if you’re not totally into it and they’re not committed, you’re not winning. You just can’t.” True at the high school level as well…

“Hear Me…” Mike Tomlin GOLD 🔥 “It’s not what you are capable of; it’s what you are willing to do. Plenty of people are capable. Fewer people are willing.” Potential is common. Commitment is rare.

I’ll admit—I tend to first approach things with skepticism. It comes from a place of wanting the best possible outcome. Asking questions, thinking critically, and pushing for clarity is how we get better. Optimistic about where things can go, but a careful path to get there.

More than just a “dang ole meathead”? 😎

Female Athletes have the biggest advantage to gain from Strength Training because most programs still aren’t doing it. When Female Athletes get Stronger: 1. Lower Injury Rates 2. Increased Speed 3. Increased Power 4. Greater Throwing Velocity 5. Stronger Bones Make them STRONG

I train kids from every sport imaginable. They all train as “athletes” If a 7-14 year old gets more athletic - they’ll get better at their sport.

Change can be simulating venue-specific emergency action plans. ($0) Change can be hiring a full-time athletic trainer, or two. Change can be coaches knowing where keys are to unlock gates for ambulances. ($0) Change can be many things...#SaferSidelines nbcboston.com/news/local/par…