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#Hokies offer Charlotte transfer OL Kendall Stanley Profile: https://t.co/6tQAj9dggK https://t.co/nMqjaE0ENe— Kolby Crawford (@kolby_crawford) December 9, 2024
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hahaha you're the best
Special Teams I believe
He recognizes those that are graduating. They may only be Junior year but many take classes all summer while staying at school for football. Two summers can knock a year off if done right.
I don't think he took any offensive snaps though he was playing special teams - I could be wrong here as OL is probably the hardest position to notice snap count because of lack of stats there.
Auburn and Alabama are the nearest thing that state has to pro teams. Remember reading an article about Bama a couple years ago that said 70% of donations to the AD or close to it came from non-alums.
I suspect this is a way of Pry pushing the decisions on staying/leaving until after the season to keep the players focused on closing out the regular season instead of deciding if they will walk or not.
Apparently played in 13 games here the last two seasons.
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Likely but with how the younger guys played I don't think he was going to be a feature back, likely would have been an OR with somewhere around half of the RB carries.
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Wouldn't he have been RB1 next year?
No.
I would love - honestly- love to know where all this fucking money comes from. Seriously. Who are these boosters in the state of Alabama that love Auburn football so much that they can raise/pay millions in NIL???? hedge fund managers? What mega corp is headquartered in Auburn, Ala? I seriously can't wrap my head around it. THE issue this election was a tough economy for Americans... yet there is literally billions in fan booster money in the SEC. For 12 games a year of enjoyment. It is 100% throw away/disposable money- millions of it. Where does it come from?
PJ Fleck thinks Minnesota should move away from dog sledding, cross country skiing and ice hockey and switch to water polo, beach volleyball and cricket.
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Minnesota:
(1) Great place to learn how to dog sled. Check out Wintergreen Dogsled Lodge.
(2) Great place to go canoeing. Check out Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
(3) Have coaches who like to eat ice cream in the snow - major thumbs up from me there.
(4) Favorite phrases are "there ya go!" and "oh yah."
Well then, on that note, PJ Fleck wants Troy Aikman to donate sperm to father his child, and is willing to let Troy use one of the nice glasses to provide his donation.
If y'all didn't see that episode, you're gonna think I'm weird as hell.
Yeah.. I don't see this being a big change except that there's basically a $20.5 million roster minimum. NIL deals on top of that are not going away and will continue to be a pay-for-play equivalent.
Because if Auburn grad's car dealership is willing to pay a VT player $100k for a TV ad if they happen to be on Auburns roster next year, and an Alabama booster is willing to pay $120k for advertising his kids lemonade stand, Deloitte will conclude the market value for that player's endorsement is "around $120k" and VT booster's offer of $50k for a radio commercial won't cut it.
If you leave before your senior year, you should miss out on the experience. It's senior night, not "I'm quitting after this game" night.
Make an exception for juniors declaring for the draft, but why are we honoring kids planning to leave for another school?
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