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Goodbye, 2010 COLLEGE FOOTBALL SEASON - twas a great year,
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How does MSU reinstate a player released from jail THE SAME DAY?
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How does MSU reinstate a player released from jail THE SAME DAY?
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Originally Posted by shabooyah1124
How does MSU reinstate a player released from jail THE SAME DAY?
This is as close as sparty will ever be to the bcs title game. What did you expect them to do?
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Originally Posted by shabooyah1124
How does MSU reinstate a player released from jail THE SAME DAY?
This is as close as sparty will ever be to the bcs title game. What did you expect them to do?
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Zach Mettenberger will be in College Station this weekend, and we're expected to offer him later today when he arrives.
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Zach Mettenberger will be in College Station this weekend, and we're expected to offer him later today when he arrives.
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This is not the first time a MSU player has been let off the hook. Plus, their pass coverage is so bad they need every little thing they can get. I'm sick of Sparty and can't wait until Iowa puts a "1" in their loss column.Originally Posted by shabooyah1124
How does MSU reinstate a player released from jail THE SAME DAY?
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This is not the first time a MSU player has been let off the hook. Plus, their pass coverage is so bad they need every little thing they can get. I'm sick of Sparty and can't wait until Iowa puts a "1" in their loss column.Originally Posted by shabooyah1124
How does MSU reinstate a player released from jail THE SAME DAY?
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We was spose to do thatOriginally Posted by dro 44
This is not the first time a MSU player has been let off the hook. Plus, their pass coverage is so bad they need every little thing they can get. I'm sick of Sparty and can't wait until Iowa puts a "1" in their loss column.Originally Posted by shabooyah1124
How does MSU reinstate a player released from jail THE SAME DAY?
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We was spose to do thatOriginally Posted by dro 44
This is not the first time a MSU player has been let off the hook. Plus, their pass coverage is so bad they need every little thing they can get. I'm sick of Sparty and can't wait until Iowa puts a "1" in their loss column.Originally Posted by shabooyah1124
How does MSU reinstate a player released from jail THE SAME DAY?
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^the Appling/Payne & C.L Rucker situations are incomparable...completely.
The Rucker situation doesn't warrant him being kicked off the team. He actually tried to do the right thing, but still F'ed up....it does look bad tho
, the 2nd straight year a dude came right out of jail and had the opportunity to get back on the field...
The Rucker situation doesn't warrant him being kicked off the team. He actually tried to do the right thing, but still F'ed up....it does look bad tho
Saginaw (Mich.) wide receiver DeAnthony Arnett was aiming for a selection to the U.S. Army All-American Bowl, but when that invitation came the 6-0, 170-pound receiver had a tough decision to make. In the end, however, the right choice presented itself.
[table][tr][td][/td][td][/td][/tr][tr][td][/td][/tr][tr][td]DeAnthony Arnett had to give up his senior season of basketball to play in the Army All-American Bowl.[/td][/tr][/table]Michigan High School Athletic Association rules stipulate that any student-athlete who participates in an all-star game forfeits eligibility for the remainder of their high school career. For Arnett, a three-year starter at point guard for Saginaw's basketball team, that was a choice he wished he did not have to make.
"It's a big decision," Arnett acknowledged. "I'm the starting point guard on the team, but this is a big opportunity for me and I felt there was no way I could pass it up. After a while the decision got easier and I'm definitely going to play in this game. I'll never get this opportunity again in life.
"What more can you say about the game - it's the biggest high school All-American game in the country and has been forever. How can you really turn it down? That's really the point it got to for me."
Saginaw High regularly fields one of the top basketball programs in the state of Michigan, and Arnett is coming off a junior campaign in which he averaged 15 points and eight assists a game. His absence this winter will be a big blow for the Trojans, but Arnett's future is in the game of football and his decision to play in the Army Bowl reflects that.
Arnett was presented with his Army All-American Bowl jersey and an invitation to play in the Jan. 8, 2011 game during a ceremony at his school on Friday. Although he had to make a choice that had repercussions for friends, coaches and teammates, he was excited for the opportunity to play on the biggest stage in prep football.
"I definitely needed to be in this game if I want to be great and get ready for college," Arnett said. "I'm looking at it as this is where it starts? right here. I'm going to get a chance to display my talents on national television and I just think this could be the beginning to show everybody that I can be great."
Saginaw High ended its season last weekend with a disappointing 1-8 record, but Arnett was still able to post impressive individual numbers. Despite playing exclusively at quarterback in his team's final game of the season, he recorded 42 receptions for 782 yards and eight touchdowns on the year. He also notched three return touchdowns, three passing touchdowns and two rushing touchdowns.
One of the most exciting aspects about Arnett's upcoming Army Bowl experience will be the opportunity to line up alongside and across from some of the country's best athletes.
"I'm so excited to get a chance to play with some of these top-notch quarterbacks and to meet new people," he said. "You don't know how many future NFL players are in this game out of the 90 that are playing, and we can all look back and say we played in the Army All-American Game."
Brimming with confidence, Arnett is not concerned with facing some of the nation's top cornerbacks. He has tested himself against the best throughout his high school career, and feels opposing defenders are the ones who need to worry.
"Personally, I don't care too much about the corners," Arnett said. "I'm pretty sure they know what they're getting themselves into when they know I'm coming."
College coaches will know what direction Arnett is headed before he suits up for the East squad in the Army Bowl. The four-star receiver has already taken one official visit and has two more planned before sitting down and making a final decision.
"The decision will be made in November," Arnett said. "Cal was the first visit. I've got a USC visit coming up this weekend and my third visit will be a big surprise to everybody? it will catch a lot of people's attention. I think it will stand right there and it will just be those three visits."
Michigan State and Tennessee are also still under consideration while previous contenders Iowa, Miami and Oklahoma are no longer in the picture.
The state of Michigan has sent a couple top prospects to the state of California in recent years, including former Army Bowl participant Nick Perry, who currently starts for USC. Arnett has made one visit to the Golden State already this fall with another coming up this weekend and is strongly considering a move to the West Coast.
"Cal is definitely a beautiful place and I had an excellent visit," Arnett said. "At USC, just look at Robert Woods and what he is accomplishing out there. He looks awesome and I definitely feel I have those same types of abilities."
The Army Bowl will give whichever school is able to secure Arnett's pledge next month the ability to preview their incoming talent and the Saginaw native anticipates the opportunity to set the stage for his college career.
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^the Appling/Payne & C.L Rucker situations are incomparable...completely.
The Rucker situation doesn't warrant him being kicked off the team. He actually tried to do the right thing, but still F'ed up....it does look bad tho
, the 2nd straight year a dude came right out of jail and had the opportunity to get back on the field...
The Rucker situation doesn't warrant him being kicked off the team. He actually tried to do the right thing, but still F'ed up....it does look bad tho
Saginaw (Mich.) wide receiver DeAnthony Arnett was aiming for a selection to the U.S. Army All-American Bowl, but when that invitation came the 6-0, 170-pound receiver had a tough decision to make. In the end, however, the right choice presented itself.
[table][tr][td][/td][td][/td][/tr][tr][td][/td][/tr][tr][td]DeAnthony Arnett had to give up his senior season of basketball to play in the Army All-American Bowl.[/td][/tr][/table]Michigan High School Athletic Association rules stipulate that any student-athlete who participates in an all-star game forfeits eligibility for the remainder of their high school career. For Arnett, a three-year starter at point guard for Saginaw's basketball team, that was a choice he wished he did not have to make.
"It's a big decision," Arnett acknowledged. "I'm the starting point guard on the team, but this is a big opportunity for me and I felt there was no way I could pass it up. After a while the decision got easier and I'm definitely going to play in this game. I'll never get this opportunity again in life.
"What more can you say about the game - it's the biggest high school All-American game in the country and has been forever. How can you really turn it down? That's really the point it got to for me."
Saginaw High regularly fields one of the top basketball programs in the state of Michigan, and Arnett is coming off a junior campaign in which he averaged 15 points and eight assists a game. His absence this winter will be a big blow for the Trojans, but Arnett's future is in the game of football and his decision to play in the Army Bowl reflects that.
Arnett was presented with his Army All-American Bowl jersey and an invitation to play in the Jan. 8, 2011 game during a ceremony at his school on Friday. Although he had to make a choice that had repercussions for friends, coaches and teammates, he was excited for the opportunity to play on the biggest stage in prep football.
"I definitely needed to be in this game if I want to be great and get ready for college," Arnett said. "I'm looking at it as this is where it starts? right here. I'm going to get a chance to display my talents on national television and I just think this could be the beginning to show everybody that I can be great."
Saginaw High ended its season last weekend with a disappointing 1-8 record, but Arnett was still able to post impressive individual numbers. Despite playing exclusively at quarterback in his team's final game of the season, he recorded 42 receptions for 782 yards and eight touchdowns on the year. He also notched three return touchdowns, three passing touchdowns and two rushing touchdowns.
One of the most exciting aspects about Arnett's upcoming Army Bowl experience will be the opportunity to line up alongside and across from some of the country's best athletes.
"I'm so excited to get a chance to play with some of these top-notch quarterbacks and to meet new people," he said. "You don't know how many future NFL players are in this game out of the 90 that are playing, and we can all look back and say we played in the Army All-American Game."
Brimming with confidence, Arnett is not concerned with facing some of the nation's top cornerbacks. He has tested himself against the best throughout his high school career, and feels opposing defenders are the ones who need to worry.
"Personally, I don't care too much about the corners," Arnett said. "I'm pretty sure they know what they're getting themselves into when they know I'm coming."
College coaches will know what direction Arnett is headed before he suits up for the East squad in the Army Bowl. The four-star receiver has already taken one official visit and has two more planned before sitting down and making a final decision.
"The decision will be made in November," Arnett said. "Cal was the first visit. I've got a USC visit coming up this weekend and my third visit will be a big surprise to everybody? it will catch a lot of people's attention. I think it will stand right there and it will just be those three visits."
Michigan State and Tennessee are also still under consideration while previous contenders Iowa, Miami and Oklahoma are no longer in the picture.
The state of Michigan has sent a couple top prospects to the state of California in recent years, including former Army Bowl participant Nick Perry, who currently starts for USC. Arnett has made one visit to the Golden State already this fall with another coming up this weekend and is strongly considering a move to the West Coast.
"Cal is definitely a beautiful place and I had an excellent visit," Arnett said. "At USC, just look at Robert Woods and what he is accomplishing out there. He looks awesome and I definitely feel I have those same types of abilities."
The Army Bowl will give whichever school is able to secure Arnett's pledge next month the ability to preview their incoming talent and the Saginaw native anticipates the opportunity to set the stage for his college career.
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IMO its not D'antonio's job to punish the entire team for an individual mistake.
there's plenty of punishment that can be handed out without hurting your own team. Its D'antonio's job to win games 1st & foremost then teach life lessons. the next coach u see given a contract extension because he has helped make responsible student athletes will be the 1st coach.
there's plenty of punishment that can be handed out without hurting your own team. Its D'antonio's job to win games 1st & foremost then teach life lessons. the next coach u see given a contract extension because he has helped make responsible student athletes will be the 1st coach.
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IMO its not D'antonio's job to punish the entire team for an individual mistake.
there's plenty of punishment that can be handed out without hurting your own team. Its D'antonio's job to win games 1st & foremost then teach life lessons. the next coach u see given a contract extension because he has helped make responsible student athletes will be the 1st coach.
there's plenty of punishment that can be handed out without hurting your own team. Its D'antonio's job to win games 1st & foremost then teach life lessons. the next coach u see given a contract extension because he has helped make responsible student athletes will be the 1st coach.
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I don't care that he's reinstated, but the fact that it was done on the same day he's released just makes me
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I don't care that he's reinstated, but the fact that it was done on the same day he's released just makes me
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Dallas is a lock to the U or the UofM?
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Dallas is a lock to the U or the UofM?
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^^Michigan...
I dont think any recruit guaranteed tho, even if they gave a verbal... cuz it ain't 100 that RR himself will be back, he still gotta finish up with a decent record...
but it's been sounding like Crawford is a go...
I dont think any recruit guaranteed tho, even if they gave a verbal... cuz it ain't 100 that RR himself will be back, he still gotta finish up with a decent record...
but it's been sounding like Crawford is a go...
