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Ironically 2 years ago today there were reports that Grant McCasland would be TTU next coach. The program was in turmoil. So how did he built the program back up? “ When you get to Lubbock and you live in Lubbock, it changes your life.”

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Ŧechsan7 🏴‍☠️🌵🦅🦅vor 1 Jahr

Did I just hear him say that Mark Adams wouldn’t give him any scoop on Florida? Yet again, Adams finds a way to hose his Alma mater.

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Estadio Deportesvor 1 Jahr

#ExtraCancha DIGANME QUE SE ENCUENTRA BIEN 🥹 Bruce Willis, debido a su estado de salud, tuvo que alejarse de los reflectores; su familia ha estado dando información esporádica sobre su vida fuera de cámara. 😖 Entérate aquí. 👇🏻 #BruceWillis #Familia

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Blessed to have Coach McCasland and this selfless group. ❤️🖤

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@Ghostofthe_SWC Love him ❤️🖤

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After beard I will never trust another coaches words but I sincerely hope McCasland is here until he retires

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justabballfanvor 1 Jahr

@TtUstuff Love this Coach and coaching staff! They play the game the right way and develop winners!! Hope Grant is here until he decides to retire! Wreck’Em Tech! RR4L!

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Mc ass hat screwed the pooch

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