KSpan

I knew I couldn't be the only one who immediately thought this.

A 5'9" 31 yr. old receiver doesn't fit the mold of what Gettleman is building.

Except that the backfield was empty. It's the same reason Panther fans gripe when we get into that situation and Shula goes empty backfield - there is zero question about what is going to happen.

Cam, Tolbert, Stewart, play action to Greg... pretty much anything but that.

Matthews or Brady, though that last interception was obviously the play of the game. The kidnhad been covering well all game too.

What a bunch of Seahawk bitches.

That's a fairly cynical view, but with 3 kids myself she is likely at least saying it and secretly hoping he attends rather than plays.

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First and foremost, I 100% agree with the 'don't go out of state' sentiments - loans are an albatross and shoudl be avoided to the greatest degree possible. No one will care where your nursing degree came from - they will care that you got your CNA and maybe LPN and worked in the nursing field during your entire college career on top of earning your BSN. Source: my wife has her BSN and is now a director of a private clinic. Re: paying for college, I shook the scholarship tree to death and ended up having enough scholarships to pay my entire 5 years of both tuition and rent. That said, I also chose an inexpensive in-state school with a very strong biology program and made it my mission to get into every organization I could to make connections. My wife, on the other hand, had $35,000 in debt. Once I graduated, we buckled down and worked a TON, 7 days a week much of the time, kept living like broke college kids and paid that poo off as quickly as possible. We are now 31 and 33 and have been debt-free since 2008. I can not overstate the importance of minimizing debt and how great it feels to not owe anyone (other than Wells Fargo for our mortgage) a damn penny.

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