Rawls if he can hang onto it, I'd guesss
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| Date | Title | Body |
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| 1 year 4 weeks ago | Good Decision |
I absolutely love going to games at Ryan field. I went in '03, '05 and '07 and will probably go again this year. Every seat is good and tailgating is easy because their lots are free, it's awesome. I would say definitely do not buy your tickets through either school. Ebay, stubhub or scalping at the venue are all way better. I sat in the front row for below face in '05. In '07 I had friends get tickets for free from fans outside the stadium. If you do it one of those three ways you won't pay more than $30. |
| 1 year 9 weeks ago | Wow |
+1 for mentioning Hayes Grooms. Hurley and Hill had a lot of fun this week mentioning their record against Duke. Let's hope Douglass and Novak (and the rest of the team for that matter0 can have some fun this coming week mentioning their record against Duke. go Blue. |
| 1 year 19 weeks ago | Remember T Woolf? |
Having Woolfolk back will be huge for us. Molk is huge fore the offense. Obviously we have to retain one of our three capable QB's. It's difficult to speculate on offense because we won't know what our offensive philosophy will be. Basically our whole defense is (besides Martin) is a lot more potential than results so it's hard to say but my guess is Demens, Roh and Avery. The talk is that Josh Furman and Richard Ash are really improving and Courtney Avery is improving every day so we'll see. |
| 1 year 20 weeks ago | I now must disagree with you |
I also think that Jack Morris is the most deserving. He had the most wins of any pitcher in the 80's and he was "truly dominant" in the Playoffs. Morris is under appreciated because his ERA is relatively high but Morris did what it took to win. If the team scored 8 runs then he'd relax and allow 5 if they scored 2 runs then he'd bear down and allow 1. I hope Larkin gets in but I don't think I'd call it a no-brainer. I didn't follow his career closely but it never occured to me that he'd get into the hall when he was playing. Best of luck to all three though, seeing any of those three get in would make me very happy. |
| 1 year 21 weeks ago | Similar Scenario |
The only precedent I can think of for this scenario would be Tubby Smith taking the Minnesota job. A coach will downgrade if he has a strong suspicion that he's going to get fired. |
| 1 year 21 weeks ago | Reminds me of someone |
This guy rivals Pearlie Graves for most terrifying recruiting profile photo. Based solely on this photo I'm predicting that he'll be an All'American. |
| 1 year 21 weeks ago | Who cares? |
It would be interesting if a day went by that the FreeP didn't bash RR. Since when is people not liking RR news, very creative and nuanced journalism by the DFP. |
| 1 year 21 weeks ago | I hope not |
Conelius did a favor and not qualifying so we could avaoid wasting the scholarship that we had promised him. |
| 1 year 28 weeks ago | Thanks |
I'm glad you're so worried about these poor college football players who are mistreated so badly. After all can you imagine the atrocity of having to go to college to be considered qualified for a lucrative job? It gets worse though, they get full scholarships, elite coaching and tons of national exposure. They might as well be migrant workers. I know the kids in my schools chapter of the Social Justice League were working tirelessly to free college football players. |
| 1 year 32 weeks ago | So many holes in the argument |
A. The players are paid in the form of room and board B. Players can refuse to go to college if they would like C. Players aren't ready for the NFL so they aren't ready to get paid, just like I wasn't ready for my job until I had my college education. D. The people you are talking about are the exception (There are a less Mike Martins and Denard Robinsons than there are Greg Banks and Rhocko Khourys out there) You're proposing that we pay all players because a couple dozen kids each year have to wait one extra year to get paid. E. Where do you draw the line on who gets paid and can you draw a line? F. People who compare college th the minor leagues or the D-league have a seriously flawed comparison. 95% of these players will never set foot in a NFL training camp. It's not the minor leagues, it's college just like college baseball, basketball and every other sport. G. If you want to make a minor leagues comparison, here's one. The value of an athletic scholarshipis equal or more valuable than a minor leaguers salary and when a minor leaguers career fizzles out they are left without an education. Athletic scholarships set up athletes better for the rest of their life can the minor leagues do. H. Just because people don't take advantage of their compensation doesn't mean they aren't fairly compensated. People propose paying players because of the large number of players who don't take advantage of their educational opportunity. If I blow my paycheck at the casino it doesn't mean my boss didn't pay me enough it means I was foolish. And don't tell me that football players can't get good educations because they're too busy or whatever because I can give you a long list of football players that were good scholars. I. These examples of home foreclosures and 5* WR's who might be 5th round picks (the NFL would never take a kid who hasn't demonstrated his talents at least one year in college) are the 1 in 10,000 scenarios. Why further corrupt a system for two kids in the whole country. |
