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Backup Account | Goalie by nature, @SportsLobbyist by choice moderately decent at stopping rubber disks for @DMATBhockeyclub

Fort Lauderdale, FL
Joined January 2016
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Replying to @CoreyHirsch
@CoreyHirsch the guys in cargo are using it to create more offense without reducing goalie equipment size
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In our @DMATBHockeyClub group chat I said this was the save of a decade because we hadn’t won yet… it’s now been upgraded to save of the century 🥇🇺🇸 #TeamUSA #Olympics2026 #USAHockey
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FINALLY got my day with the @StanleyCup, and @keeperofthecup!! Glad the boys from @DMATBHockeyClub were able to join me virtually #StayDirty🚗
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LFG!!! 🚗 #FormulaOne
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So sad to lean about Coach Schnellenberger’s passing yesterday. Had wonderful opportunities to spend real time with him back in 2015 at @FAUFootball and also while serving as an @FAUAthletics intern in 2007. Sad day for college football. Prayers to his friends & family #legend
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This. This is the tweet. #FlaPol #NotNCAAProperty – at Tallahassee, FL
I had to quit D3 college soccer because my best friend and I got paid $150 each to make this video for Puma and in the eyes of the NCAA that made me a professional athlete. #NotNCAAProperty
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But EA and the NCAA should do the right thing and allow group licensing and compensate the athletes for their NIL. But it shows that there is always a way around the rules
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You’re welcome 💪🏼
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Congrats @HowittStateRep of Mass. on filing your #NIL legislation! Athletes like @Brittcollens22 can now know their state is behind them and their causes. Jan. 1, 2022 will now put MA as potentially the second earliest adopter of NIL legislation in the US malegislature.gov/Bills/192/… – at Lighthouse Point, FL
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One year ago I watched the #NationalChampionship with @NCPANOW leader Ramogi Huma in Tallahassee as we began the battle of passing NIL in FL. Ramogi has become a friend and on days like today I have to take a step back & appreciate what we all did w/ @ChipLaMarca leadership❗️ – at Pompano Beach, FL
Replying to @NCPANOW
Florida lawmakers made sure their athletes can have NIL pay starting July 1st! Other lawmakers should make sure their athletes have the same opportunities.
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That was the last snap of collegiate football where players will be denied access to their ability to properly benefit from their name, image, and likeness... and it’s ending and starting right here in Florida #CFBPlayoff #NationalChampionship #NCAA – at Pompano Beach, FL
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Corey Staniscia retweeted
Today, the NCAA delayed the vote on NIL rights for athletes. Tonight, there will be no delay in getting licensed merchandise on the players after the CFP title game, and no delay of that merchandise for sale after the game. “Uncertainty” won’t be an issue. usatoday.com/story/sports/nc…
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.@NCAA “Don’t worry, we got this” Nobody “oh yeah they got this” Florida “we got this” July 1, 2021 – at Pompano Beach, FL
Multiple sources confirm to me and @ESPNRittenberg that the NCAA's vote on NIL rules is delayed indefinitely. Sources said it will happen at some point, but they want more info about antitrust implications, and there was no discussion today about a revised timeline for a vote.
Indianapolis is the new Washington. They have perfected the art of politics; appearing to accomplish much yet accomplishing little – at Pompano Beach, FL
The NCAA appointed a working group to study the implications of changing their NIL rules more than 600 days ago. Three days before their proposal was going to be voted on, the process got derailed by antitrust concerns. Seems odd that this caught them off guard.
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NCAA vs Congress vs SCOTUS – at Pompano Beach, FL
The NCAA appointed a working group to study the implications of changing their NIL rules more than 600 days ago. Three days before their proposal was going to be voted on, the process got derailed by antitrust concerns. Seems odd that this caught them off guard.
.@JayBilas is right. Maybe we should be officially calling on the NCAA to suspend all athletic activity including @marchmadness due to uncertainty around Covid, NIL, and anti trust concerns. – at Pompano Beach, FL
So, due to “uncertainty,” the NCAA isn’t pausing media rights deals, selling athletes for billions, building facilities with no spending controls, and paying coaches millions. It’s just allowing athletes minimal economic rights that need a “pause.” Absurd. usatoday.com/story/sports/co…
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Corey Staniscia retweeted
NCAA leaders have a lot of cats to herd this weekend. A delay won't be well received by members of Congress, especially if there's any sense that the schools are taking advantage of the fact that Congress is going to be even busier than expected as it starts the new year.
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Corey Staniscia retweeted
Meanwhile, July 1 is coming for the Florida NIL law to go into effect. I think some people in college sports don’t understand that once the less-restrictive Florida NIL law kicks in, it’s going to be awfully difficult to apply more restrictive rules for any athlete in any state.
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The NCAA has placed an unreasonable restriction on the free market for far too long. Now the US @DOJPH may agree 🧐 – at Pompano Beach, FL
The US Department of Justice warns the NCAA over its proposed NIL legislation. “Ultimately, the antitrust laws demand that college athletes, like everyone else in our free market economy, benefit appropriately from competition.” usatoday.com/story/sports/nc…
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Breaking news: NCAA does not do what they said they would do. *Gasp* NCAA won’t get it done. Congress won’t get it done. States can get it done now. – at Lighthouse Point, FL
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