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I guess Bleacher Report has at least an ounce of sense. Would you let a 17 year old male drive your Lambo?
Hmmm...I also just noticed (after actually watching the vid) that he wasn't even driving.
The whole production? Stanley is not impressed.

On the contrary to the popular belief, Lambo is one of the few manufacturer which has ditched the manual transmission.
Well...I thought this part was interesting:
"I told coach Saban about my official visits," Leatherwood said. "He was like, 'Have fun.'"
Does that mean Saban gave him the impression that he didn't care/wasn't worried, or was that a snide comment meant to mean "don't let the door hit you on the way out"?
If Saban was fine with him taking visits, I think that is noteworthy, and worth conversation.
http://www.oceancitytoday.net/p/nine-year-old-lands-94-6-lb-cobia-pendin...
I figured this was a good place to drop this.
Nope, objectively that would be Akron's staff, with only 14 recruits, none of which are 3* or above. Alabama is doing just fine.
Also, I can definitely sympathize with anyone reacting negatively about this, and it has precisely squat to do with me being a Hokie and him choosing Florida State. If he had had VT stickers on it instead, I'd have still thought he was a huge tool. Also, double fuck bleacher report.
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Pretty sure a Lambo is one of the rare cars these days that aren't automatic...
Anyone else wondering if some of this was going on inside?

And whoever lent the car? Enjoy.
Someone clarified his comments to mean that he was implying that the way he was going to announce would be shocking, not necessarily who he chose.
I guess I mean, how is picking FSU shocking? That was the one everyone wanted him to pick.
I mean look at the comments on this thread. I'd classify what he did as shocking. Everyone seems to be shocked in a negative way, but it's still shocking.
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# | Is Nick Saban, or Alabama's Recruiting Staff, the worst recruiting staff this year? Can we please avoid the click bait titles. Also, whenever there's a news article in the form of a question the answer is almost always no.
We lose a stud DE that was once committed or a Tech "lean"? I'll believe that when I see a kid announce his decision in a school-logo'd Lamborghini .
It is concerning. If the NCAA weren't spineless, they would immediately look at this as an improper benefit. I don't know anyone else who got to use a luxury car decked out in school gear to announce a college choice. It's one thing for a media outlet (ESPN, 24/7, etc) to provide a forum for a kid to announce a choice, it's quite another for them to be an active participant in it. They're no longer reporting the news, they're making (and possibly influencing) it.
If bleacher report set this up how will all the other media outlets one up them? Or will they slam them?
How is this "shocking"?
Wouldn't they have to drop football if they did that?
Well, he wouldn't make the League by riding the bench at VT, so he'd have to put in some kind of effort to get his talents on the field.
I'm perplexed.

As a high school football player how do you not doo doo your pants seeing this mountain across the line?

Lol, this almost needs to turn into a thread. The most ludicrously cheap recruit night you can afford in Blacksburg. We will drink some Beast, eat some jalapeno burgers from Hardee's, and likely have burning bowels in the morning. Commit or not, hell of a time guaranteed.

He'll keep an eye on them.
