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I love my Hogs!!! I will ride with them until the wheels fall off, then keep going from there. But sugarcoating mistakes doesn’t lead to improvement. It’s not about tearing players down—it’s about setting a standard. Because being “good” isn’t the goal… being great is. And greatness requires honesty,... show more

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