For anyone that ever though Donte Stallworth was ditching the Vols...

#27
#27
if you had to have a degree in order to say your college team then like 70% of the players in the NFL would be saying their high school in the introductions. From what I remember, I would imagine only about 10% say their hometown or high school.
 
#28
#28
Stallworth is now jokingly saying in interviews that he's been moved to QB since Brady's ankle is injured. He will run the option and Wes Welker will run the fumblerooski.
 
#29
#29
kptvol said:
Stallworth is now jokingly saying in interviews that he's been moved to QB since Brady's ankle is injured. He will run the option and Wes Welker will run the fumblerooski.
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Uh oh, you know what happens around VN when football players show a sense of humor (see Arian Foster).
 
#30
#30
That has to be the most dumb thing the NFL has come up with. They have more problems to deal with instead of a darn degree from a school
 
#32
#32
IPorange said:
The NFL has some sort of policy that you can't say a school unless you have a degree from there.
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I'll stop just short of calling that statement 100%, unadulterated B.S. and just say that's INCREDIBLY HIGHLY doubtful.
 
#35
#35
There are countless examples of the fallacy of this reported rule. Many players that did not graduate say the name of their college.
 
#36
#36
:whistling:But don't remember the exact reason..

It was actually reasonable, but would take it as a dis if such introductions are made at the SB and he doesn't say Tennessee this time.
 
#37
#37
It asked for my User name & password I don't know how to get past it. Can somebody tell me how?
 
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