Jordan Echer retweeted
There is ZERO reason to cuss at high school athletes.
Why has this been normalized?
If you were to cuss at a KID in a classroom, you’d be (or should be) fired. What makes the sporting context okay?
And God forbid a kid cuss at a coach.
The double standard is disgraceful.
Jordan Echer retweeted
Film doesn’t win games.
What you do with the film does.
Watch a full film review report go from raw notes to organized coaching insights.
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Jordan Echer retweeted
That’s comical. He’s not going anywhere:
1. TreVeyon was a rookie of the year talent last year and has more upside than any other young RB in the league.
2. TreVeyon is a follower of Jesus who quoted the words of Jesus, in proper context, applying it to a specific biblical truth, during a week when believers celebrate his resurrection.
Religious freedom is foundational for every American. This includes Americans who work in sports.
Oh Boy: Many NFL fans are calling for the Patriots to RELEASE running back TreVeyon Henderson for showing his support to Jaden Ivy after he was released by the Bulls for making anti-LGBTQ comments.
"They proclaim Pride Month in the NBA. They show it to the world. They say, 'Come join us for Pride Month to celebrate unrighteousness. They proclaim it on the billboards, they proclaim it in the streets, unrighteousness." - Jaden Ivy.
😳😳😳
Jordan Echer retweeted
Harding Triple Option punching Kutztown in the mouth! Watch #9. Everyone wants run spread and throw around. “Flexbone/Wing-T isn’t sexy or gets kids recruited.” Harding’s 6,000 yards rushing and headed to the Natty says otherwise.
“Be on your guard; stand firm in the faith; be courageous; be strong. Do everything in love.”
1 Corinthians 16:13-14
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Jordan Echer retweeted
Doing what’s expected of you isn’t special, it’s average. It’s what the majority of people do.
Greatness requires extra work, extra time, extra sacrifice.
Let your effort match your ambition.
Jordan Echer retweeted
Devastated about the loss of @charliekirk11. Praying for his family during this horrific time.
Thankful for the impact @FCACoppoc has made on my life. It was three years ago when I became a believer, and Scott has helped me along that journey. I am far from the person I used to be, and I am far from perfect. Today I was able to commit my life to Jesus publicly! Amen!
Two pulling guards is a thing of beauty! TCU put on a clinic tonight. Call it Buck, call it pin & pull…it was a clinic regardless. #RunTheDamnBall
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Jordan Echer retweeted
Logging off for the night 😴✌️
The K-State fans were saying we have a long flight home in the morning…
Jordan Echer retweeted
Goddard (5A) heads into the 2025 season looking to build on a strong 6-3 campaign in 2024 that included statement wins over Maize, Andover, and a road upset of eventual 4A state champion Andover Central. While last year’s squad ended on a disappointing note with back-to-back losses and a first-round playoff exit, the early finish has left this year’s veteran group motivated. The Lions return the largest senior class since the Eisenhower split. Defense has long been the program’s identity, and this year’s unit could be one of the fastest and most aggressive in recent memory. All-league linebackers Gage Koenigs and Elliot Walk will anchor the middle, with Kamron Loch providing experience in the secondary and Trey Wright holding down the nose guard spot. Offensively junior quarterback Brock Sullivan and junior running back Erik Olivas return after leading the team as sophomores, while seniors Bryer Rojas and Erv Phillips move to receiver roles to expand the passing attack. The offensive line will be led by Braxton Koller, Jaxson Strausberg, and versatile fullback Joe Diekemper. The Lions start off the year with a brutal three game stretch where they will face 6A Maize, rival Eisenhower, and a solid Andover team. Look for them to start strong and ride out a solid season. #sportsinkansas
