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Clickbait.Man, talk about some bad titles.
First, the linked article uses the title, "Hendon Hooker discusses potential of using extra year of eligibility," which is not at all what he did. In fact, he did the opposite: he declined to discuss it. Entirely.
Then, the OP starts this thread with a title that could easily be misunderstood, when he wrote, "Hooker Not Thinking About Using Extra Year of Eligibility," which can be interpreted as either Hooker refusing to think about the question yet, OR Hooker not thinking he'll use another year of eligibility. In other words, thinking he WON'T use an extra year.
Folks need to get better at summarizing their thoughts. Lot of misunderstanding when they don't.
Man, talk about some bad titles.
First, the linked article used the title, "Hendon Hooker discusses potential of using extra year of eligibility," which was not at all what he did. In fact, he did the opposite: he declined to discuss it. Entirely.
Then, the OP started this thread with a title that could easily be misunderstood as well, when he wrote, "Hooker Not Thinking About Using Extra Year of Eligibility." That could be interpreted as either Hooker refusing to think about the question, OR Hooker thinking he will not use another year of eligibility. The latter being, of course, also dead wrong.
Folks need to get better at summarizing their thoughts. Lot of misunderstanding when they don't.
And while you're at it folks, quit starting these threads with a partial sentence. like: "I tell you what..." or "I believe.." or "We may be 4-4 but.." or "Just asking"Man, talk about some bad titles.
First, the linked article used the title, "Hendon Hooker discusses potential of using extra year of eligibility," which was not at all what he did. In fact, he did the opposite: he declined to discuss it. Entirely.
Then, the OP started this thread with a title that could easily be misunderstood as well, when he wrote, "Hooker Not Thinking About Using Extra Year of Eligibility." That could be interpreted as either Hooker refusing to think about the question, OR Hooker thinking he will not use another year of eligibility. The latter being, of course, also dead wrong.
Folks need to get better at summarizing their thoughts. Lot of misunderstanding when they don't.
Exactly,Man, talk about some bad titles.
First, the linked article used the title, "Hendon Hooker discusses potential of using extra year of eligibility," which was not at all what he did. In fact, he did the opposite: he declined to discuss it. Entirely.
Then, the OP started this thread with a title that could easily be misunderstood as well, when he wrote, "Hooker Not Thinking About Using Extra Year of Eligibility." That could be interpreted as either Hooker refusing to think about the question, OR Hooker thinking he will not use another year of eligibility. The latter being, of course, also dead wrong.
Folks need to get better at summarizing their thoughts. Lot of misunderstanding when they don't.