Homegrown Immigrant retweeted
Montgomery County native Mansoor Delane intercepts the ball in his first NFL drive.
Delane is a Silver Spring native who attended Landon School in Bethesda before transferring to Archbishop Spalding High School, where he developed into a nationally recognized recruit. He began his college career at Virginia Tech and ended at LSU before being drafted 6th overall in April by the Chiefs.
Homegrown Immigrant retweeted
This is about so much more than learning how to ride. It’s about trust, listening, and a father’s love.
"No wheelies until I tell you." 🥺
🎥 A little boy learning the rules from his biggest hero. Who’s cutting onions?
Homegrown Immigrant retweeted
I know it’s 12:20. But please take your time and listen to this Vincent Kompany statement about the racism incident around Vini Jr. against Benfica. Succinct, differentiated and absolutely on point. Brilliant words.
Homegrown Immigrant retweeted
Josh Allen is an all time great but my god if Lamar missed that throw you guys would never let us hear the end of it.
Homegrown Immigrant retweeted
BREAKING: LSU star CB Mansoor Delane has declared for the NFL Draft, he tells @on3
Delane was one of the top defensive backs in college football this season
Was named a unanimous 1st Team All-American and Thorpe Award finalist
on3.com/rivals/mansoor-delan…
Homegrown Immigrant retweeted
Crab 5 🤝 Fab 5
@JalenRose | @CBSSports
Homegrown Immigrant retweeted
Wenyen Gabriel with the proudest of words after South Sudan’s first-ever game against USA Basketball 🇸🇸
Homegrown Immigrant retweeted
Olympique de Marseille were 12th at the start of October.
Today, they sit 6th in Ligue 1 after 4 straight wins, and they are within touching distance of the Champions League positions.
@MohamedASalad on how Gennaro Gattuso turned the tide at Marseille:
breakingthelines.com/ligue-1…
Homegrown Immigrant retweeted
Everyone in our comments before the semis: "We want USA-Canada."
There, you have it. 😅
#FIBAWC
Homegrown Immigrant retweeted
I’m not sure people quite grasp the talent a young Ronaldo had.
At 16 he was scoring 4 & 5 goals in Brazil league games.
His full debut for Brazil in 1994 aged 17 is one of the best performances you’ll see full stop.
Aged just 19 he scored 59 goals in a single calendar year.

































