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#Gofrogs 🔒🐸
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Another GREAT weekend to be a Horned Frog. 🐸📈 #CarterBoys27
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Thank goodness for Birthright citizenship 4-1
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Bible the coldest book ever written
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Jaden Craig is the type of leader you love to have in the locker room, holding himself and every teammate around him accountable. 🎥 Acre & Iron: All Roads Home
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when i accidentally close my 45 tabs it's like the burning of the library of alexandria, but worse and much more dire
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#gofrogs🐸 !
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Gift economies are often contrasted to market economies. Gift economies are supposed to be cuddly and friendly, markets Darwin-red in tooth and claw. At the very least, things are far more complicated. Gift-giving can be a mode of oppression. Remember the generosity of The Godfather, who never gives without expecting a return on his investment. The market can be a space for deep friendship. Friends start companies together, and strangers become friends by standing shoulder-to-shoulder in a venture. The power dynamics differ. The giver holds the cards in gift exchange. When there are shortages in a market, especially of necessities, the balance tilts decisively toward sellers. In many (most?) circumstances, buyers - which is to say, recipients - make final decisions. Sellers can set the price wherever they may, but there's no sale without buyers willing to pay. Buyers can walk, while sellers scramble to tempt them with a better deal.
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This is the realest startup advice I’ve ever tweeted btw, you need a real sicko for a COO or don’t have one at all
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After a great Official Visit and talk with my family I have decided to shut down my recruitment‼️ I am 100% committed‼️Thank you to all the coaches who have interacted with me and helped me through this journey. GO FROGS‼️@TCUFootball @AAFrogDC @BarstoolTCU
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May 31
Your 2026 @TorontoArgos QBs: Chad Kelly, 🇺🇸, Ole Miss Nick Arbuckle, 🇺🇸, Georgia State Tucker Horn, 🇺🇸, Trinity
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#GoFrogs I had an amazing time out at Fort Worth these past few days! Had a great time with @CoachSonnyDykes @CoachTreW and @AAFrogDC during this OV!! @TCUFootball @CoachDrayden @_CoachJLew @SV_RangerFB @Rivals @247recruiting @DeAndrePierce4_
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May 31
Quiet skies in the forecast for the NBA Finals 🤫👽
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FINALS BOUND 🎉 @HEB | @Ledger
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THE CHOSEN ONE
BLOCKED BY KORNET
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When you pull up the tuition for a D3 school, the number hits you like a wall. You show your parents. They shake their heads. Someone closes the laptop. And just like that, a school that could have been the perfect fit gets crossed off a list it never even made it onto. That happens every single recruiting cycle. What most families never get to is the part where the sticker price is not the real price. Where financial aid, merit scholarships, and one of the highest discount rates in the country bring that number down to something that actually makes sense. There are athletes on D3 rosters right now from public schools, from towns that are not affluent, from families who almost did not apply because of that first number they saw online. They kept digging. And it changed everything. Every school in the country is also required by law to have a net price calculator on their website. Plug in your GPA and your family's information and you will get a real ballpark number, not the scary one on the homepage. @BrantMcAdams is the head football coach at @PLUFootball and this week on the podcast he breaks down recruiting from a head coach's perspective and what families get wrong about D3. Want the full episode? Comment PODCAST and I will send it over.
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Replying to @dieujuu
Flirtation, by Eugene de Blaas, 1894
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