Jonathan Crompton is good...

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Jonathan Crompton is a good writer. Did anyone else read his latest blog at utsports.com? I couldn't stop thinking when I was reading the article that he is a much better writer than he is a football player. Maybe he should major in journalism, quit football and set a goal to work for the New York Times.

Also, I love how he defends CPF saying the start is not CPF's fault. Of course he defends CPF, he is the one that decided not to bench Crompton in the first four games.
 
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Ever think maybe someone helps him write(right) it, to say the "Proper" things.
 
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Sorry. Not impressed with the writing, or with his comments, for that matter.

"You have to make sure you have your head up no matter what." :no: There's the whole thing right there. He just doesn't get it.
 
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Jonathan Crompton is a good writer. Did anyone else read his latest blog at utsports.com? I couldn't stop thinking when I was reading the article that he is a much better writer than he is a football player. Maybe he should major in journalism, quit football and set a goal to work for the New York Times.

Also, I love how he defends CPF saying the start is not CPF's fault. Of course he defends CPF, he is the one that decided not to bench Crompton in the first four games.



OOOH new sign idea for a sign for Saturday...

"J. Crompton for yearbook editor"
 
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Sorry. Not impressed with the writing, or with his comments, for that matter.

"You have to make sure you have your head up no matter what." :no: There's the whole thing right there. He just doesn't get it.

What doesn't he get? That's the way an athlete should play no matter what's going on around him. Seems to me he not the confused one
 
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What doesn't he get? That's the way an athlete should play no matter what's going on around him. Seems to me he not the confused one

He couldn't tell what was going on around him because he had his head in the clouds.
 
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Maybe he should major in journalism, quit football and set a goal to work for the New York Times.

That wouldn't be all that bright, the NYTs is fast sliding down the drain with the rest of the dinosaur media.

That's because he can talk the talk but can't walk the walk.

He walked the walk that play he ran for the 1st down vs Auburn.
 
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Welcome to the board....as you can see, not everyone is friendly.
 
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Crompton writes well until he is asked to do it front of an audience. He would write run on sentences, his grammar will off, he'll overthrow his nouns, and totally miss the open tangling participles.
 
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When asked about his writing skills crompton replied... i dunno depends on the situation.The type of paper, the weather outside, the ink pen, the color of the ink in the pen, or just whats going on around me. Other than that i'd have to look at the video to further answer your ?
 
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You do realize that he didn't actually write it, I hope? When it says, "as told to -----" at the end of a story, it generally means that person is the one who actually wrote it. Crompton just supplied the material (his thoughts on how bad he is).
 
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anybody (ahem, Crompton, that is) who says "we played GOOD" in an interview cannot possibly be a good writer.
 
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If you guys haven't heard, (because he's such an acclaimed author) he's actually writing a book. It's a collection of memoirs.
"Back to the bench" -J. Crompton
 
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anybody (ahem, Crompton, that is) who says "we played GOOD" in an interview cannot possibly be a good writer.


Thats right. He is not good writer or drug free for that matter. Anyone that thinks we have "played good" is obliviously on hard core drugs. I wonder why he has not been tested yet this year.
 
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