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Chase Young: A class act


DaveThePanther2008

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I really like this kid and have heard other good things about him.  This just solidifies that he is one of my favorite non-Panther players. 

I was reading up on the Joe Burrow's knee injury and came across this picture.   They were teammates when Burrow as at Ohio St.

In the heat of battle they are enemies but clearly by this picture you can see he truly cared about Burrow. 

I remember when LT broke Theisman let on MNF which ended his career.  LT was jumping up and down to get the medical staff out on the field.  LT and Joe were friends. 

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Dumb thread.
 

Took money at Ohio State and was caught cheating only to have the OSU administration save him from being ruled ineligible. 
 

im certain if the NCAA wanted to, they could find enough evidence at places like OSU, dook, Kentucky, Bama, Clempson to shut down their programs for several years. 

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8 minutes ago, 4Corners said:

Dumb thread.
 

Took money at Ohio State and was caught cheating only to have the OSU administration save him from being ruled ineligible. 
 

im certain if the NCAA wanted to, they could find enough evidence at places like OSU, dook, Kentucky, Bama, Clempson to shut down their programs for several years. 

NCAA make billions off the backs of these kids, I dont give a damn if they take money

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27 minutes ago, 4Corners said:

Dumb thread.
 

Took money at Ohio State and was caught cheating only to have the OSU administration save him from being ruled ineligible. 
 

im certain if the NCAA wanted to, they could find enough evidence at places like OSU, dook, Kentucky, Bama, Clempson to shut down their programs for several years. 

Wasn’t the story that he paid back what he borrowed before the investigation even began?

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29 minutes ago, 4Corners said:

Dumb thread.
 

Took money at Ohio State and was caught cheating only to have the OSU administration save him from being ruled ineligible. 
 

im certain if the NCAA wanted to, they could find enough evidence at places like OSU, dook, Kentucky, Bama, Clempson to shut down their programs for several years. 

How does accepting money make someone bad lol

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