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As bad as we are, we’d not only hang 50 on Georgia but several of those youngins would need medical attention.

28 and 29 year old full time professionals vs 18 and 19 year old part time student athletes is a recipe for severe injury.  That’s why they aren’t allowed in the league.

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42 minutes ago, L-TownCat said:

As bad as we are, we’d not only hang 50 on Georgia but several of those youngins would need medical attention.

28 and 29 year old full time professionals vs 18 and 19 year old part time student athletes is a recipe for severe injury.  That’s why they aren’t allowed in the league.

Exactly. And how many Georgia players are skilled enough to play in the NFL and even if it is considered a “glorified college team”? I don’t know but  not anywhere near enough to field a team.  I understand the point but it is a rediculous comparison. 

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4 hours ago, Hoenheim said:

I like how everyone else in the league thinks we're so bad that losing to the Panthers is the ultimate insult. 

 

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I mean we are pretty much a college team. Chubba is the old guy in the starting lineup on offense from a skills position perspective and he’s only 25. Bryce is 23 and in his second year then XL, Coker, Sanders, and Brooks when he gets out there are all rookies. 

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