Brothers with Opinions -B.W.O.

Send a text Two stories, one playbook for making it in today’s high school sports world. We kick off with Millbrook’s own Mason Savage, a soccer-first athlete who turned a powerful leg into 48-yard receipts and the confidence to try from 56. He opens up about the most surprising stat of his senior season—just one field goal attempt—and the moment he took recruiting into his own hands. From direct messages and visits to camp film and consistency, Mason shares how offers began landing only afte...

Send a text Snow shut down the games, but it couldn’t stop the stories. We sit down with Mike Arculin to explore how Handley pride shows up in real life—from Baltimore Federal Hill to youth soccer sidelines, from neighborhood festivals to late-night group texts that span decades. What starts as a weather update turns into a tour of connection: coaching kids, building community, and keeping the Winchester bond alive even when life pulls us in every direction. We talk music as a civic force. M...

Send a text A simple room, a shared meal, and an open floor can change a life. That’s the heartbeat of our conversation with Kevin Curry Sr., the force behind Building Brothers Up—a grassroots gathering where men of all ages speak honestly about depression, loss, marriage strain, and the pressure to “be tough.” Kevin talks about receiving the vision during a difficult time and choosing action over fear, turning faith into a framework that welcomes vulnerability and builds trust. We walk thro...

Send a text The energy hits before the beat does. We sit down with our childhood friend Quaye to celebrate Quaye Genye The Gemini, a 16-track project built for the car, the gym, the grocery run, and those late-night windows-down moments. He walks us through the album’s arc—how a love letter to music sets the stage, how punk edges crackle on “Quasar,” and why the joyful bounce of “Get Loose” took two years and a live-band remake to finally snap into place just days before release. What makes ...

Send a text We break down what really moves recruiting today, from the Arby’s Classic stage to the transfer portal’s squeeze, and why patience plus production still wins. Kevin Schneider , COO and National Recruiting Director of Big Shots shares how events, relationships, and the right fit turn potential into offers. • Arby’s Classic takeaways and venue quality • College coach turnout and what impressed scouts • What Big Shots offers players and parents • How the portal and NIL reshape high ...