Inky is an amazing human being in addition to being an inspiration to many. He even took time to come to little ole Clewiston High School to address our student body in the gym and it was amazing. Loved that guy. Our kids responded amazingly. So many larger venues he could have spoken yet he came to our little rural school in the middle of cane fields that nobody would ever recognize. That says a ton and we appreciate it. Would love to have him again.
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Inky spoke to the team finally!
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JMG
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Ed was playing golf up at my club in NJ last week.
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That is fantastic. He delivers a great message.
Unlikely but I would love to see them bring in David Goggins.
Unlikely but I would love to see them bring in David Goggins.
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Great motivator, but I wonder how much the Gen Z masses get out of someone like this.
I think the kid is fantastic—but do current athletes?
I watched the "I Am Athlete" with Antrel Rolle last week and you had him and DJ Williams up there (with Pacman Jones and Santonio Holmes) talking about today's kids barking but not being dogs, as well as just how different today's kids are.
No knock on today's player—and sure, there are some dogs out there—but the world is different in 2022 compared to 2002, so no one is shocked the modern-day college football player ain't like these cats in the past.
I mean do we really believe we'd ever see an Ed Reed-like speech (FSU, 2001) like we did all those years ago—and dudes just stand there taking it, absorbing it and then getting out there to dominate?
Good Lord, some would film for social media, others would talk about how they felt threatened by the angst and outburst and how they couldn't concentrate the rest of the game (probably not, but possibly).
In a world with more noise than ever, curious how this type of speech really resonates with today's kids.
I think the kid is fantastic—but do current athletes?
I watched the "I Am Athlete" with Antrel Rolle last week and you had him and DJ Williams up there (with Pacman Jones and Santonio Holmes) talking about today's kids barking but not being dogs, as well as just how different today's kids are.
No knock on today's player—and sure, there are some dogs out there—but the world is different in 2022 compared to 2002, so no one is shocked the modern-day college football player ain't like these cats in the past.
I mean do we really believe we'd ever see an Ed Reed-like speech (FSU, 2001) like we did all those years ago—and dudes just stand there taking it, absorbing it and then getting out there to dominate?
Good Lord, some would film for social media, others would talk about how they felt threatened by the angst and outburst and how they couldn't concentrate the rest of the game (probably not, but possibly).
In a world with more noise than ever, curious how this type of speech really resonates with today's kids.
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This is like the third guy I see Cristobal has brought to speak to the team
It seems he is bringing at least one of these weekly. He wants then laser focused. Where other coaches doing this at this rate? I dont remember this with the prior 3.
Edit: More than 3
It seems he is bringing at least one of these weekly. He wants then laser focused. Where other coaches doing this at this rate? I dont remember this with the prior 3.
Edit: More than 3
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Spoke to the Gaytors too. Ink better learn to pick a side 
He can't speak to both teams during the same season. I could care less about SEC ties 
He can't speak to both teams during the same season. I could care less about SEC ties
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