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Ah, I see what you meant. I don't think you have to go too far off the path to get a really fresh look, like Oklahoma did. You certainly don't need to put Maryland's flag on your helmet, although I seem to be in the minority in that I like those.

How far away is he from seeing playing time at LB?
With offers like that and his size, it seems like he'd be close.

Level 1

Alright sweet, my level! Recent grad, let's start basic.

This elite membership for 2016-17

Wow, elite to describe the first level. Thats... ambitious. *tugs collar nervously*

begins with an annual contribution of $2,500.

Well it was fun while it lasted.

He mentioned him on Tech Talk Live, I missed most of what he said because TTL comes on at bedtime for the kids.

IMO opinion if a player cannot earn significant playing time at VT it is very unlikely they will become a professional football player, and their degree becomes one of the most significant things they get out of school. I think a degree form VT would help an athlete more later in life than playing for a less prestigious academic institution and going into the job market with a degree from them.

While I wholeheartedly agree, I think you have to really really really love the game to live the student athlete lifestyle but not play. It's not easy. Your choices are to suck it up and get your degree, or go to a college where you'll have more playing time (and enjoy your life more) but get a lesser degree.

Maybe not a perfect parallel, but I once worked a job that truly hated. It sucked the life out of me. If that's how you feel about not starting, then I understand the transfer.

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