Bryce Brown STILL in Knoxville???

#51
#51
Brown carried the ball a couple of times this year. Wouldn't he have to sit out next year to play at a Division 1 school next year. That would be his 5th year.
 
#52
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I have no idea what he did at K State. Quit following him when he left. I had no idea he was in the neighborhood either.
 
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sittinginclass said:
Just watched a 30 for 30 on Marcus Dupree. Couldn't help but see the similarities. He may beat Brown out for biggest bust
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Give me a break. Marcus in one season established himself as one of the most dominant talents in college football history. One thing they do seem to share is a susceptibility to bad advice.
 
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#60
#60
Leave the guy alone. What if the media followed your every step through life starting at 17? I'd guarantee you over 75% would read similar.
 
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sittinginclass said:
Just watched a 30 for 30 on Marcus Dupree. Couldn't help but see the similarities. He may beat Brown out for biggest bust
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Dude...Bryce Brown doesn't even belong in the same discussion, category, etc... with Marcus Dupree...

BB couldn't wash Marcus Dupree's jock...:salute:
 
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I remember being excited when he announced. Sad that he left. Not suprising he is back in Knoxville, this is a wonderful place to live.
 
#67
#67
It's kind of sad really. This kid will have an ESPN special in the future, telling the story of how his father helped ruin his promising football career.
 
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chattavol420 said:
which part? the part where he strung everyone along after national signing day. or maybe where he used to run out of bounds to avoid any collisions and was not a very good player, or the part where he once again stung everyone along about coming back before deciding to at the last minute not to. screw that guy. reminds me of the kiffin era. screw that guy too
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his dad screwed him..........
 
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emzeeee said:
People who are trashing BB obviously didn't follow his story
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You're right, emzeeee, we have a host of fans who know nothing except being mean spirited, judgmental, and insensitive. Not everyone is born into privilege whether it be wealth or simply having a stable home life. The struggles of people as individuals are just that, individual struggles. These same people likely don't know that discards include a long list of people we laud as successful today. But they are successful only because they got a break, some got several breaks before leaving the tracks to nowhere in order to find the tracks to somewhere. But fans with the disease of Jerry Springism will never understand this. Most can't even express hope a fallen player will be able to get up and walk again. They Did Not Give Up This link just summaries, it doesn't tell the stories of the struggles, events, and such that were so much part of the battle to keep one's head above the water and finally crawl to shore.
 
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WoodsmanVol said:
You're right, emzeeee, we have a host of fans who know nothing except being mean spirited, judgmental, and insensitive. Not everyone is born into privilege whether it be wealth or simply having a stable home life. The struggles of people as individuals are just that, individual struggles. These same people likely don't know that discards include a long list of people we laud as successful today. But they are successful only because they got a break, some got several breaks before leaving the tracks to nowhere in order to find the tracks to somewhere. But fans with the disease of Jerry Springism will never understand this. Most can't even express hope a fallen player will be able to get up and walk again. They Did Not Give Up This link just summaries, it doesn't tell the stories of the struggles, events, and such that were so much part of the battle to keep one's head above the water and finally crawl to shore.
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Amen
 
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WoodsmanVol said:
You're right, emzeeee, we have a host of fans who know nothing except being mean spirited, judgmental, and insensitive. Not everyone is born into privilege whether it be wealth or simply having a stable home life. The struggles of people as individuals are just that, individual struggles. These same people likely don't know that discards include a long list of people we laud as successful today. But they are successful only because they got a break, some got several breaks before leaving the tracks to nowhere in order to find the tracks to somewhere. But fans with the disease of Jerry Springism will never understand this. Most can't even express hope a fallen player will be able to get up and walk again. They Did Not Give Up This link just summaries, it doesn't tell the stories of the struggles, events, and such that were so much part of the battle to keep one's head above the water and finally crawl to shore.
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Amen
 
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