Christian, Husband, Father, Head Coach @BowGirlsGolf @BOWGBB , PE, Huskers, Jayhawk Basketball, Red Sox, Bucs, Sacramento Kings. @NEGBBSHOWCASE
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28 Feb 2017
10 months isn't to early to start is it ??
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Jun 13
Let's go! Season best PR too!
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Jun 11
Incredible, just absolutely incredible finish!! Man I love sports! #TheFinals #NBAfinals
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Congrats to the Bloomfield Queen Bee's on their C2,D1,D2 Nebraska Top Ten Team Camp Championship! Congratulations and best of luck this season! #nebpreps
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Come out and watch some great basketball this week! Free admission and spectators are encouraged to attend!
Follow along here: docs.google.com/spreadsheets…
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Check out these retro @HuskerFootball place mats my mom found tucked away in a cupboard at my grandpa and grandma's house! Nothing like having Rich Glover join you for dinner! #Huskers
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May 31
What's the process for switching favorite teams? Are you locked into it for life? I'm debating a Spurs for Kings swap....
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May 31
Awesome! The Nebraska way!
May 30
Crew got the grand slam ball hit by #6 Nu’u Contrades of @ASU_Baseball. Proud dad moment for him to give it to his parents.
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May 30
Very interesting stuff.
Is BPC-157 the closest thing we have to a universal healer?
15 amino acids. Found in your gastric juice. 500 published studies. No lethal dose ever found.
What scientists tested it on:
→ REGREW SEVERED sciatic nerves in 60 days (PMID: 19903499)
→ REATTACHED tendons to bone (PMID: 16583442)
→ REBUILT severed knee ligaments — oral worked as well as injection (PMID: 20225319)
→ 90% PAIN RELIEF in human knee patients past 6 months (PMID: 34324435)
→ REVERSED Parkinson’s symptoms and prevented death (PMID: 10672997)
→ HEALED a punctured cornea (PMID: 16117343)
→ RESTORED heart rhythm during lethal potassium overdose
→ REVERSED gut damage from years of NSAIDs (PMID: 19148789)
→ REVERSED liver damage from chronic alcohol (PMID: 11595456)
→ IMPROVED spinal cord crush recovery over 360 days (PMID: 31266512)
One peptide. Nerves, tendons, knees, brain, eyes, heart, gut, liver, spine.
The results don’t make sense across that many tissues. But they’re published. EVERY SINGLE ONE.
Your body started healing every old injury you carry. It never finished. BPC-157 finishes what your body quit on.
500 studies. Your doctor has never mentioned it.
The fact that this isn’t common knowledge says everything.
I take it daily. Source in the comments.
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May 29
🤣🤣
May 29
Umpire screams on every called strike throughout the entirety of a 10-inning softball game
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Texas has to play Ohio State and then play that SEC schedule, the same SEC that went 4-10 in bowl games and 2 of those wins were against each other. They might actually want to schedule Tech to boost their strength of schedule.
May 28
1. Texas coach Steve Sarkisian: We could beat Texas Tech's schedule with ours twos and threes.
2. TTU coach Joey McGuire: We'd love to play Texas.
3. TTU Booster Cody Campbell: We'll pay the buyout for both team's Week 1 opponents so Texas Tech and Texas can play.
Your move, Texas ...
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May 28
Need to get to winners bracket, do what you've done all year, dont change it now. I like it.
May 28
⚾️ NEWS 🚨
Nebraska to start its ace Carson Jasa in Game 1 of the Lincoln Regional against South Dakota State.
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May 24
How can the leaders of a school be this incompetent....
May 24
Centennial High School graduation in Franklin, Tennessee was held outdoors despite heavy rain and lightning
Weather is known in advance so the caroming could have been moved indoors but school officials had a “Rain or Shine” Policy so the Pre-Set Plans had to move ahead
They knew the rain was coming but thought they could get the ceremony done before the rain and didn’t want to move the ceremony into the gym. From what I could find they didn’t know if everyone would fit
They even had a backup plan incase it rained
Staff indicated that if it rained on Thursday, they’d try again Friday and go indoors if needed then. They stuck with the original Thursday plan rather than moving it to Friday
Many parents and attendees were extremely frustrated, calling it unsafe due to the lightning strikes. They were disappointing because it was such a milestone
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May 23
Had to be done at 10:20 to start UCLA walks it off at like 10:19:45....🤣🤣
May 23
NEBRASKA BASEBALL... We're playing baby!
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Attn PE Teachers 🚨
Try this -
On the last week of school send 4 kids every 5 minutes to their favorite English or Math teacher and have them say "Can I hang out here, my PE teacher said it was ok since we're not doing anything".
Good times 🤣🤣
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May 20
26 states just passed laws trying to recreate this exact classroom. The largest study on the results dropped two weeks ago.
Stanford, Duke, Michigan, and UPenn tracked 4,600 schools that locked student phones in Yondr pouches. Three years of data. Test score improvement across all subjects: close to zero. Attendance change: close to zero. Self-reported attention: unchanged.
The phones are in locked pouches all day. The kids still can't focus.
Here's what makes the data interesting. The UK ran this experiment in 2013 and saw a 6.4% test score bump, with the biggest gains among low-achieving students. The US ran it a decade later and got almost nothing.
The difference is exposure length. UK students in 2013 had smartphones for about 6 years. US students in 2024 had them for 17. One group got interrupted early. The other had already built the habit architecture.
The one metric that did move: by year three, student well-being improved. Grades stayed flat. Focus stayed flat. Attendance stayed flat. But the kids felt better. Turns out the phones were making them miserable even when they weren't hurting their scores.
This video looks calm because it was filmed before the thing that would make calm impossible had arrived. 26 states are now learning that confiscating the device doesn't reverse what the device already did.
May 16
“It’s weird seeing people just chilling without their phones”
High school in 2000s:
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May 17
Clearly a get off my lawn official.....
May 16
Mallard Creek boys track and field was disqualified for unsportsmanlike conduct after winning the 4x400 relay in the final event of the day. Had the result stayed, the Mavericks would have won the team state championship. Instead, they remained in second place.
You can read the full story on the NCHSAA 8A Track and Field State Championships at highschoolot.com/story/live-…
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May 14
Sad the girls have to be the ones with the courage to stand up for what is right. Where are the adults sticking up for the CHILDREN in this situation! Embarrassing!
"It’s just really disappointing to go into a competition knowing you already lost."
California high school athlete Reese Hogan says she’s spent three straight years competing against a transgender athlete, and it’s cost her track and field titles she's spent a lifetime chasing.
Now heading into another state final, she and teammate Olivia Viola are speaking out, saying too many adults stay silent while the debate over fairness in girls’ sports intensifies.
The moment is reigniting a larger fight in California, where state law allows athletes to compete based on gender identity — and where a growing Title IX clash is now pulling in national attention, despite Governor Newsom's office pushing back.
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