Considering the portal, my Moderator chances are much better elsewhere.
EDIT: delete ELSEWHERE, replace with ANYWHERE!
Probably more than you would expect.Continuing on the topic of degrees, how many of these serial portal mercenaries end up with a degree?
I think it would be interesting to see what happens to these kids in real life post college. the high % are NOT ever playing in the NFL. this is at the core of the argument for college football, as the majority of players are NOT going pro. the original intent was the playing a sport would get you a free education that took you to the future career (not NFL).Probably more than you would expect.
Whether they are worth anything? Whether or not the kid even knows what he got a degree in? That's a whole 'nother story for this brave new world.
7 years of college? His future is as a Senator, like Blutarsky.He is the son of Rashard Casey and Kevin Thompson.
Would not surprise me if the agent(s) from whom Kraft and Franklin received the emails weren't at all connected to the players they purported to represent. Profiteers just love voids.Everyone who is the least bit surprised, raise your hand?
(Oh, by the way, weren't HFBCCJF and ADPK both being "shopped around" by agents multiple times during their careers? While they were "under contract" with other programs? Was that "madness"?)
Agree 100%Would not surprise me if the agent(s) from whom Kraft and Franklin received the emails weren't at all connected to the players they purported to represent. Profiteers just love voids.
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