Mike Golic Jr It is once again time to share The Shopping Cart Theory of Ethics

Proud to join #TeamSeyfarth for SWN’s Global 5K fundraiser supporting @StopTheTraffik’s mission to combat human trafficking. SeyfarthShawGiving

Our first home was an early 1920s Sears kit home--you could still see the kit numbering on the attic beams.

Pothole repaired in Atlanta? Big news if true.

Well, this ought to make your fireworks show seem pretty piddly.

Tough day for America but I know we’ll be back better than ever.

Stanford getting forcibly separated from the Conference of Champions, and then languishing with "truckstop" teams for a few seasons, but learning new values of humility, friendship, and some neat tricks on the field and emerging stronger than ever is literally the plot of Cars.

it often seems. like the human is jealous of me. because of how happy i get. about the simplest things. i don’t know how to tell them. they can do that too

I'm back!

The Goose is loose!

I *will* use Bob Costas’ play by play retirement to re-up the greatest college football open ever: Notre Dame-FSU 1993. I asked Bob about this a few years ago and he said unlike every other open he did, a producer wrote this: Bill Bonnell, now at ESPN. Thank you Bill and Bob.

A lot of talk about 1993 #1 Florida State vs #2 Notre Dame this week, so if you haven’t watched it recently or are too young to have seen/experienced it, a thread.

Incredible stat shown a little while ago: Indiana hasn’t won at Notre Dame since 1898!!!

“Men, we haven’t won here since the McKinley Administration. Now go get ‘em!”

“Remember The Maine and Beat Notre Dame!”

ClemsonLIFE -- which offers a college experience to students with intellectual disabilities -- is here to hang out with the Clemson football team after practice. Dabo Swinney says he's also speaking at their graduation this year and it's an "awesome" org to follow/support

The Winners' Roster in Daily Report's 2025 Southeastern Legal Awards law.com/dailyreportonl…

Snowflakes usually fall at an average speed of 1.5 mph. Each one typically takes about an hour to reach the ground. Here's hoping you can slow down this season, too.