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3 minutes ago, CamWhoaaCam said:

I mean I don't really want him but if we can't get Harbaugh or Carroll then I guess BB is our best chance. At least he brings some credibility to the franchise.

He has already mentioned he would be willing to give up GM duties.  He will have input obviously but not necessarily full roster control 

I mean if he can’t keep Tepper out of the decision making process nobody can

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4 hours ago, Bama Panther said:

The more I learn about DeBoer, the more I like it. He’s been successful everywhere he’s coached. If he can recruit the Southeast and deal with the stress of following Saban, he will do well at Bama, I think. 

Hopefully, he keeps finding success and doesn't end up being ousted quickly because he's not Saban like a lot of guys that follow legends.

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Apparently there is a 26 year old TE still playing college football.

 

At what point is it safe for kids to be playing against grown men?
 

NCAA needs to change that rule. There should be a age limit for college football. You can't play after 24. Cmon man go on with your next career. Football is not it.

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26 minutes ago, CamWhoaaCam said:

Apparently there is a 26 year old TE still playing college football.

 

At what point is it safe for kids to be playing against grown men?
 

NCAA needs to change that rule. There should be a age limit for college football. You can't play after 24. Cmon man go on with your next career. Football is not it.

The Miami dude? Bro won a challenge to get a ninth year of NCAA eligibility. A NINTH year? WTF??? This guy should have all the degrees by now.

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21 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

The Miami dude? Bro won a challenge to get a ninth year of NCAA eligibility. A NINTH year? WTF??? This guy should have all the degrees by now.

Yeah I seen it on Sports Center just forgot the school. That's crazy. Even with the rule, a 26 year old grown man shouldn't be allowed to play sports vs kids. 

 

Age limit is all I ask for. 24 should be the max.

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4 minutes ago, chbright said:

Lol at an age limit, our own Chris Weinke played at 28 for FSU. 

If you've played a professional sport you should definitely be ineligible. Weinke was so old in college because he'd been trying to make it as a professional baseball player first. He played five or six years of minor league baseball.

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Just now, LinvilleGorge said:

If you've played a professional sport you should definitely be ineligible. Weinke was so old in college because he'd been trying to make it as a professional baseball player first. He played five or six years of minor league baseball.

Oh I knew that. Heck byu is an interesting one too with some taking mission years before school. 

 

Did they close that loop hole that professional in a previous sport means you can't play another as an amateur?

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14 minutes ago, chbright said:

Oh I knew that. Heck byu is an interesting one too with some taking mission years before school. 

 

Did they close that loop hole that professional in a previous sport means you can't play another as an amateur?

I honestly don't know. But yeah it's wild to me that you could ever spend several years as a professional athlete then go back to college and compete against kids. That poo ain't right.

I remember 15ish years ago there was a dude pushing 30 playing in the NCAA basketball tourney for a mid-major. Dude was built like an NFL DE and just mauling kids. Like... wait a minute... da fuq is this poo???

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