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When the exy adrenaline is still in your veins, so you can’t converse like a normal person

“Have you finished the essay due tomorrow?” “I need to clean my racquet”.

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“They looked ridiculous and mismatched. They looked bright and alive and carefree, like they’d somehow forgotten everything that made them qualify for the Fox lineup.”

TEARS. Tears streaming down my face. They mean everything to me ugghh. And the way Jean is learning slowly that it might just be okay to heal through observing the Foxes is so important to me.

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a collection of andreils for your weekend 😁🧡

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I feel like people forget they're canonically hard to tell apart for most (not Neil) people

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to the people who make the aftg socmed posts:

i hope you know that from the deepest parts of my heart, I am eternally grateful to you

like I love y'all so much. ive probably read every single socmed au but I'm always holding my palms out for more scarps

they keep me alive genuinely

they're some of my favourite posts to see on here and it brightens my day whenever I see new ones

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Andrew Minyard is like if you took the “the heart of the team” archetype and inverted it. If the character made of love who holds everyone together was crushed into fine powder by the world, but still felt the call of his archetype

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this is my circus, but those are not my monkeys. where the fuck are my monkeys

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Have this thing I didn’t finish back in December

Drawing Andrew consistently is my nightmare

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I will forever love the "pass the ball to Andrew!" tactic the Foxes got going on. Better than asking him to shut down the goal. Because instead of forcing him to basically be the Savior And Salvation for the entire game, they include him in the actual plays and strategy all throughout. He's a part of the game. A part of the teamwork.

They recognize what he'll do with a pass. They pay attention to who he shoots to and why. They anticipate this and pass the ball to him. They include him. They don't relegate him to "stop them from scoring on us" and include him in "let's score on them".

I love when the entire team remembers Andrew.

I love when the entire team remembers that Andrew is a Fox.

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foxhole twins

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Aaron Minyard as a dad. Aaron Minyard as a husband. Aaron Minyard as a doctor.

Aaron Minyard learning new hairstyles for his twin girls. Aaron Minyard leaving sticky notes around the house with romantic quotes for Katelyn to find. Aaron Minyard counting sheep with a child to make anesthesia a little less scary.

Aaron Minyard as a brother.

Aaron Minyard calling his brother every fourth of the month. Aaron Minyard watching every single one of his games. Aaron Minyard making phone calls to make sure his brother has the best doctors. Aaron Minyard asking Andrew to be the girls' godfather because "who better than you could keep them safe?".

Aaron Minyard as his own person, finally being able to show how much he cares, finally being able to release all of the love he has been keeping inside.

Aaron Minyard, who deserves to be happy.

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Thoughts coming I just need a second to compile all you need to know is that it involves Aaron and hurting my own feelings 🫡

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So in sports, it's possible for particularly skilled players to pull off unprecedented moves such that the entire sport's rulebook has to be updated to accommodate.

A player pulls some ridiculous move and everyone is in a flurry of "is this allowed?? Does this count?? Should we make this an illegal move??? Should it be a legal move??? What do we do about this, hurry before other players try to copy him!"

I'm aware of it happening once for basketball (though I don't recall the specific game changing event).

Anyway, Andrew Joseph Minyard is the first goalie to score a point for his team. Someone tries to score on him and he shoots that shit all the way into the other goalies zone and that shit lights up red. The game practically stops moving, the crowd is quiet for all of two heart beats before everyone fucking loses their shit. The stadium is shaking so hard might as well register as a small earthquake. Rulebook gets consulted expeditiously. Due to it not being referenced at all as a possibility, it's not technically an illegal move. Andrew's point stands.

They make that shit illegal thereafter, though. Making Andrew not only the first goalie to score a point across the field, but the last.

It puts him in the hall of fame.

It also gets him laid.

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headcanon that whenever andrew jumps you can faintly hear mario bro's jumping sound effect

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two of my favorite hcs that i have are that andrew is like an extreme car guy he fucking loves expensive fast cars but he also knows like jackshit. refuses to learn anything about them. originally bought the gs by asking for the most expensive thing he could get within his budget. the maserati gets a flat tire and andrew is staring down at the tire jack like he can explode it with his eyes. the engine makes a weird sound and he just plays the music louder and ignore it. and then u have neil who knows literally nothing about car breeds and what makes them impressive but is like magical when it comes to making them work. takes him 10 minutes to change a tire. he looks under the hood once and suddenly the engine light that was on for 2 months? disappears. he's like 'hey andrew have u ever checked the oil' '...' 'andrew you've had this car for 4 years'. they go on a drive one day and the maserati breaks down so neil shows him how to hotwire a car so they can drive to a nearby garage and andrew thinks it's the hottest thing he's ever done

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