
I’m not fat, I’m big boned. #LetsGoDodgers #GoCougs #FightOn Everyting Irie 🇯🇲
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So a couple tweets pop up with negativity about this, then I go check the comments and I’m like “huh?!?”
First and foremost removing my bias of knowing Treyson his whole life, this is 100% biblically fine, and a beautiful analogy.
When I first saw it didn’t surprise me at all, immediate “like” and just absolute pride in my guy for being so unabashedly open about his faith. Shocked to see the negativity of the responses, I mean it’s sports but mostly Utah fans…but man nothing makes me prouder than seeing T3 stand on business. Don’t waiver don’t back down, no apologies no corrections this is who you are offline and happy the world gets to see it. As well as seeing @Bijan5Robinson post about his faith unabashedly with his status and really all the kids that were amazing kids I was blessed to be around, turn into amazing adults! Stand on business @treysonbourguet because God never fails, God always comes first and God always provides….and I’m confident you didn’t even need me to tell you that.
Proud of you man.
What’s worse, Exmo’s or self righteous LDS Ute fans?
I’ll never understand the need to tell someone else they can’t attribute their very real life’s lessons to the atonement.
Unique thing with her being 14 hrs ahead. Talked to her last night, which was the start of her P-day, and then this morning, as she's winding down on her P-day.
She was so much better this morning. I told her if she needs a good cry, lots a jungle around her. she is strong.
Tommy retweeted
messaging my wife a link containing proof of her husband cheating on her from an anonymous instagram account and then when she clicks on it texting her to let her know she failed the family phishing test and she has to retake my cybersecurity course
First P-Day call with my daughter. My heart man 💔
The emotions are at the surface for her. She’s been with a group of sisters and a welcoming companion that teaches them about diff things in the Philippines. Today she’s headed to her first area in Santa Cruz. Hate to see tears
Love this
Replying to @joeleooo
“We’re going to be fine. Learn from this. Control what we can control from here on out. Treatment for any of you that are banged up starts at 9am tomorrow. Go to church if you can. It’ll do you some good. No skipping classes Monday. Bring it in! Let’s pray.”
Some coaches pray before games to ask God to watch over and bless them.
LaVell thanked God for the victory we were blessed with or for the loss we could learn from. 🙏🏼 I miss him.
Tommy retweeted
It wasn’t because of a missed tackle. It wasn’t because of a missed call. It wasn’t because of a dropped ball. Not the time-zone change. Not the personal foul. Not the refs. Not the coaching.
Excuses are for losers. The players know it’s on them. They didn’t look the man in the eye, opposite the line of scrimmage, and kick the living shit out of him. Whichever team does that the most always wins. Respect to @UCF_Football
There is a trend I’ve noticed for weeks with BYUs rotations on defense. We seem to have our 2’s in for critical moments or stops in the redzone. I know we trust our depth. But can’t this be done a bit earlier? Clearly hard to predict. Just seems like you want your best in right?
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Game-changers:
BYU leading 14-10, in scoring territory at the end of the 2nd quarter (and getting the ball to start the 3rd quarter), throws a pick which turns into a UCF TD to end the half. Instead of a 17-10 or 21-10 lead, BYU trails at the break.
After taking a 21-17 lead with a TD drive to start the 3rd quarter, BYU allows a 3rd-and-17 from the UCF 29 to be converted (for 56 yards), and that turns out to be the key play in a UCF TD drive to retake the lead. It was the first 3rd-and-16 or longer converted against BYU this season.
In 2OT, after holding UCF to a FG, roughing the kicker is called on BYU, and UCF trades three points for eight--the winning margin.
There were many other important moments, but those sequences were arguably the most decisive.



















