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Johnny Manziel

Figure it out…

2014-04-14
By: GRBman
On: April 14, 2014
In: Blog, Football, Sports
With: 0 Comments

The NCAA needs to figure this out if it hopes to have a future.  Its athletes (in major sports) are not amateurs, they are semi-employed fund-raisers for the school, the conference and the national associations to which the school belongs.  Let’s be clear here, we are talking specifically about revenue-generating sports.  For schools like Texas, Ohio State and Alabama, that major sport is Football.  For Duke, North Carolina and UCLA, that sport is Basketball.  At Tennessee it is football and Women’s basketball. The reality is that the athletes (especially in football) have no choice but to serve their three years before entering the NFL draft.Read More →

Whitlock on Eagles and Jackson

2014-04-03
By: GRBman
On: April 3, 2014
In: Blog, Eagles

Whitlock: Eagles had other issues with DeSean Jackson By: Jason Whitlock (ESPN.com) It’s my belief Chip Kelly and the Philadelphia Eagles wanted to trade DeSean Jackson because the diminutive receiver is — and always has been — a massive headache for a coaching staff. DeSean Jackson received criticism for being a high-maintenance player for coaches to handle.   It’s my belief Chip Kelly and the Philadelphia Eagles cut DeSean Jackson because they realized a sensationalized media report tying together the diminutive receiver’s “gang ties” would eviscerate Jackson’s trade value. The people, including two-mouths-and-one-ear All-Pro cornerback Richard Sherman, screaming that Kelly and the Eagles have acted in a racist manner haveRead More →

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