megan01+FollowDC’s $28M mansion sets a new recordA jaw-dropping $28 million just changed hands for Georgetown’s historic Halcyon House, making it the most expensive home ever sold in Washington, D.C. Commanders owner Josh Harris is the new owner, adding his name to a growing list of billionaires snapping up prime real estate in the capital. The 30,000-square-foot mansion, built in 1786, boasts 12 bedrooms, 22 bathrooms, and a pool with city views. It’s wild to think this place was a nonprofit hub just days ago. What do you think—does this mark a new era for D.C. real estate? #RealEstate #WashingtonDC #Georgetown00Share
Samantha Welch+FollowDC’s priciest home sale rewrites historyA $28 million sale just set a new record in DC real estate, but it’s the story behind Halcyon House that’s truly remarkable. This Georgetown mansion has hosted everyone from founding fathers to social entrepreneurs, and now it’s in the hands of Commanders owner Joshua Harris, who plans to restore it as a family home. Imagine living in a place where every room echoes with centuries of American history! Would you keep its legacy intact or add your own twist? Let’s talk about what it means to own—and preserve—a piece of the city’s soul. #RealEstate #Georgetown #DCHistory00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowGeorgetown coach suspended after bottle incidentA tense moment at Georgetown’s game turned into a real shock when coach Ed Cooley, frustrated after a tough loss to Xavier, accidentally hit a child in the stands with a water bottle he threw. Cooley was quick to apologize publicly and promised to reach out to the family directly. Georgetown has now suspended him for the next game. This incident has sparked a lot of conversation about emotions in sports and the responsibility coaches have, both on and off the court. How do you think schools should handle situations like this? #Sports #Georgetown #CollegeBasketball00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowCoach Cooley’s bottle toss stirs up Georgetown crowdTempers flared at Capital One Arena when Georgetown’s head coach Ed Cooley, frustrated after a tough loss to Xavier, accidentally hit a young fan with a water bottle he threw in disappointment. Cooley quickly owned up to the mistake, apologizing directly to the Iwuchukwu family and the entire Georgetown community, calling his actions “totally out of character.” It’s not the first heated moment between these teams, and with another matchup on the horizon, fans are wondering: how should coaches handle high-pressure moments, and what’s the right way to make amends? #Sports #Georgetown #EdCooley00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowUNC vs Georgetown: Who wins the battle on the boards?Rebounding could be the game-changer when North Carolina faces Georgetown this Sunday. The Tar Heels just dominated Kentucky on the glass, grabbing 20 offensive rebounds and outpacing them by nine overall. Coach Hubert Davis says this is their identity—and Georgetown’s struggles on the boards (ranking 189th nationally) could spell trouble for the Hoyas. Add in the challenge of containing KJ Lewis, Georgetown’s top scorer and rebounder, and UNC has a real shot at a statement win. Do you think rebounding will decide this one, or is there another X-factor to watch? #Sports #UNC #Georgetown00Share
