PJ Stein @steinaroo

Joined October 2011

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Seymour Owls Tennis @birdstennis

2 months ago

BIRDS WIN!! Owls win the Silver Creek Invite for the first time! Some great competition this weekend. #birdsflew #birdboysstayhot

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Charlie Rockey @CharlieRockey27

5 months ago

2026 High School hitting highlights .385 BA/ 81 PA/ 25 H/ 13 RBI

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Charlie Rockey @CharlieRockey27

5 months ago

2026 High School Pitching highlights 4.20 ERA/ 31 K/ 17 ER/ 28.2 IP

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Braden Richey @braden_richey

5 months ago

Due to recent coaching changes at Anderson University I will be entering the transfer portal after my Freshman year with 3 years of eligibility remaining. Email- [email protected] Phone Number- (812)-498-9395

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ProBallHoosiers @ProBallHoosiers

9 months ago

For those wondering, the most Hoosiers drafted in a single NFL Draft is 7, set in 1976. #iufb

Cam Mellor @CamMellor

9 months ago

Indiana 2026 NFL Draft Projections, via @PFSN365: QB Fernando Mendoza: R1 (3rd overall grade) WR Elijah Sarratt: R2 (41) WR Omar Cooper Jr.: R2 (63) CB D'Angelo Ponds: R2/3 (65) RB Roman Hemby: R4 (127) LB Aiden Fisher: R4 (129) S Louis Moore: R5 (147) S Devan Boykin: R6 (186)

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PJ Stein @steinaroo

10 months ago

DO NOT ever fly Frontier @FlyFrontier. Flight to Vegas 12/29 with a layover in Dallas. Get to Dallas, 3 hrs of delays….then cancel at midnight and best they could do was get us there 12/31 at 11:54pm. Only refunded half our $$ since we got to Dallas! Happy New Year! What a joke

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Scott Van Pelt @notthefakeSVP

11 months ago

Indiana had the all time lowest winning percentage in cfb history when Curt Cignetti arrived. When he got on the mic at Assembly Hall and started saying everyone in the B1G sucked, I thought they’d hired a crazy man. Nope. THIS is crazy. Incredible turnaround. Salute Hoosiers

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PJ Stein @steinaroo

12 months ago

@SawyerSmith08 Congrats sauce!

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Clay Travis @ClayTravis

a year ago

Michael Jordan says he hasn’t played basketball in years, rented a house at the Ryder Cup & owner wanted him to make a free throw while owner’s grandkids watched. Perfect Jordan story, he was nervous on the shot because he didn’t want to let the kids down:

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Prep Baseball Indiana @PrepBaseballIN

a year ago

𝒰𝓃𝒸𝑜𝓂𝓂𝒾𝓉𝓉𝑒𝒹 𝒮𝑒𝓃𝒾𝑜𝓇 𝒮𝓅𝑜𝓉𝓁𝒾𝑔𝒽𝓉 ‘26 Jackson Trueblood (@JacksonTrueblo3) 6’4” 195 lb frame projects. High-intent op. w/ a long AA. Mid-to-upper 80s FB touched 90 this summer. Mid 70s 🧹SL. High-upside. @PB_Uncommitted 👤PROFILE: loom.ly/QivgH4E

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Bleacher Nation @BleacherNation

a year ago

Matthew Boyd Gets Emotional Talking About This Moment, and That Makes Two of Us bleachernation.com/cubs/2025/09/2…

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Seymour Owls Tennis @birdstennis

a year ago

BIRDS WIN!!! Domination tonight against Jeff! Back in action Thursday! #birdsflew #birdboysstayhot

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PJ Stein @steinaroo

a year ago

@scout97386 Amazing play and a great outing on the bump!

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Hayden Scout Henry @scout97386

a year ago

Honored & Grateful to receive KHSBCA Sophomore Showcase Award- Thank you Coaches-

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Prep Baseball Kentucky @PrepbaseballKY

a year ago

‘27 Hayden Henry (@scout97386) Good low in zone command w/ FB. CB has a good depth, henry collected 17 whiffs in his 5 innings of work FB 86-88 T90 (settled in 83-86) CH: 77-80 CB: 74-76 5.0 IP || 2 H || 4 BB || 8Ks @BCtigerbaseball || #BeSeen

Prep Baseball Kentucky @PrepbaseballKY

a year ago

‘27 Hayden Henry (@scout97386) 6’6 182lbs lanky & projectable frame Good body control & natural strength in the box for the young ‘27 Henry stays on this pitch & hits a missile down the line for a single here in the B1 @BCtigerbaseball || #BeSeen

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Hoop Herald @TheHoopHerald

2 years ago

Crazy but true: Trading Luka Doncic may not be the worst professional move of Niko Harrison’s career When Harrison was the VP of Basketball Operations for Nike, he called Steph Curry “Seth” during their pitch to him and used a presentation made for Kevin Durant Unreal

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Baseball’s Greatest Moments @BBGreatMoments

2 years ago

Don Zimmer and Jerry Crawford engage in one of the most intense face-offs ever—watch until the end, it gets heated.

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ParlayBrah @ParlayBrah

2 years ago

UFC 313 🥷 FREE CARD?! 👀 I’m almost at 2.4k followers. If you guys can get me to 2.5k followers by Saturday… FREE UFC 313 CARD FOR EVERYONE! If we don’t reach goal, everyone who: - Likes this post - RTs this post - Follows me @ParlayBrah Gets the card DMd to them 🤝

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Martha the Mop Lady @TheMopLady

2 years ago

Everyone: “Certainly Indiana won’t start Ballo & Reneau, not defend the perimeter, fall way behind early, then not play them together the rest of the game…” Mike Woodson:

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Joe Pompliano @JoePompliano

2 years ago

Pat Riley is expected to make over $1 million if the Chiefs win the Super Bowl — and it's all because of one smart decision he made nearly 40 years ago. Here's the story 👇 Pat Riley led the Los Angeles Lakers to back-to-back NBA Championships in 1987 and 1988. So, in 1989, with the Lakers looking to win a third consecutive championship, Riley filed a trademark for "three-peat." This trademark was granted to Riley and essentially covers everything related to merchandise — hats, shirts, jackets, mugs, backpacks, and more. The Lakers lost in the NBA Finals that year to the Detroit Pistons, but Riley's trademark is still paying off decades later. Riley reportedly made $300,000 when the Chicago Bulls completed a three-peat in 1993 and another $600,000 when they did it again in 1998. We don't know exactly how much "three-peat" merchandise the Kansas City Chiefs would sell if they were to win their third consecutive Super Bowl. However, if we adjust for inflation on the $600,000 Pat Riley earned in 1998, he would be in line to earn another $1.2 million on a Chiefs Super Bowl win. That's crazy! P.S. If you enjoy learning about the business and money behind sports, you'll love my 3x weekly newsletter. Join 128,000 others by signing through the link in my bio.