Recruiting Forum Football Talk II

[VOLSONLY]

This lady will have a great day I'm sure.

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That must be a great umbrella?

 

[Pepe]

That's probably because if done properly the crossover looks out of sync. Referees need educating also

 

[revjayp]

What about it brother, you hanging in there?

Doing well my friend. Separation began today. Praying and believing for the best.

 

[VOLSONLY]

Speaking of murder... someone should check on poor bron

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Haha I never was a LeBron fan either, he’s good but not the . But one thing I didn’t know about him was he came up hard, and I kinda respect him for making it big time. Don’t @ me Bass

 

[WarMachine]

This lady will have a great day I'm sure.

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"This will be good pub, go give this lady an umbrella. . . . Um . . . wait, this just in, we're getting crushed on Twitter. Call FSU and ask them what we can do to try to recover."

Literally the least they could do to give her an umbrella.

 

[Bassmaster_Vol]

Haha I never was a LeBron fan either, he’s good but not the . But one thing I didn’t know about him was he came up hard, and I kinda respect him for making it big time. Don’t @ me Bass

I don't know much about his background, but how did he grow up hard? I was reading about him in sports illustrated when he was like a freshman in high school. Dude never had to go to college and was a multi-millionaire by the time he was 18.

 

[MarcoVol]

I don't know much about his background, but how did he grow up hard? I was reading about him in sports illustrated when he was like a freshman in high school. Dude never had to go to college and was a multi-millionaire by the time he was 18.

There are 17 years before someone turns 18.

Read about his childhood. He grew up hard. Being a millionaire at 18 doesn’t erase the hardships of the previous 17 years. Say what you want about him, that dude is a straight up success story.

 

[VOLSONLY]

I don't know much about his background, but how did he grow up hard? I was reading about him in sports illustrated when he was like a freshman in high school. Dude never had to go to college and was a multi-millionaire by the time he was 18.

His dad was a ex-con never around. They was very poor. Just a rough childhood

 

[butchna]

That must be a great umbrella?

That look on her face indicated that overly happy reporter was seconds away from being bludgeoned with said umbrella.

 

[Pepe]

His dad was a ex-con never around. They was very poor. Just a rough childhood

Similar story to half the guys in the NBA

 

[VOLSONLY]

That look on her face indicated that overly happy reporter was seconds away from being bludgeoned with said umbrella.

Haha your house burned down, sorry here’s an umbrella since your homeless now. Crazy

 

[#Vol4Life1991]

I don't know much about his background, but how did he grow up hard? I was reading about him in sports illustrated when he was like a freshman in high school. Dude never had to go to college and was a multi-millionaire by the time he was 18.

Look up his background on his time as a pre-teen. No father, living with other people, and the area of Akron he grew up in...

 

[VolInDayton]

There are 17 years before someone turns 18.

Read about his childhood. He grew up hard. Being a millionaire at 18 doesn’t erase the hardships of the previous 17 years. Say what you want about him, that dude is a straight up success story.

How he handled himself at 18 once he became a millionaire is just as impressive as overcoming a hard upbringing. He never once got in trouble since he has been in the league and there are so many stories about future stars who struggle to live up to the hype, party, and waste all their money

 

[#Vol4Life1991]

How he handled himself at 18 once he became a millionaire is just as impressive as overcoming a hard upbringing. He never once got in trouble since he has been in the league and there are so many stories about future stars who struggle to live up to the hype, party, and waste all their money

LeBron couldn’t be anymore perfect but people continue to find anything negative about the man. While people like Jordan & Magic can never do anything wrong (even though they have major baggage). Deep down, i think a lot people envy him because he threatens MJ’s goat status in basketball. They nitpick any and everything to try and validate what jordan would have done or did.

 

[butchna]

Haha your house burned down, sorry here’s an umbrella since your homeless now. Crazy

“Sorry bout your sister...had to suck! Now who’s your favorite news station?”

 

[Devo182]

NBA is a joke exactly bc of things like this. The rules are ignored so faux-exciting things happen. It’s a sham to anyone who knows the game.

Rules have changed though. The way they now define gathering the ball has loosened things. You could make a case it wasn't a walk because he gathered after a step. Then he took his 2 allowed steps.

Same as football changing to allow more offense.

 

[bignewt]

Rules have changed though. The way they now define gathering the ball has loosened things. You could make a case it wasn't a walk because he gathered after a step. Then he took his 2 allowed steps.

Same as football changing to allow more offense.

I'm gathering that the NBA is trash.

 

[Bassmaster_Vol]

There are 17 years before someone turns 18.

Read about his childhood. He grew up hard. Being a millionaire at 18 doesn’t erase the hardships of the previous 17 years. Say what you want about him, that dude is a straight up success story.

No doubt about that

 

[Devo182]

That's ok. #ScreenshotView attachment 264155

Apparently the umbrella has great significance.

This guy is also apparently the MS Paint boy for their local town. His version of the sun looks like Scarecrow from Batman Begins

 

[Bassmaster_Vol]

Similar story to half the guys in the NBA

Basically the same story as 75% of professional athletes it seems like

 

[Bassmaster_Vol]

How he handled himself at 18 once he became a millionaire is just as impressive as overcoming a hard upbringing. He never once got in trouble since he has been in the league and there are so many stories about future stars who struggle to live up to the hype, party, and waste all their money

This is true

 

[vol72]

Rules have changed though. The way they now define gathering the ball has loosened things. You could make a case it wasn't a walk because he gathered after a step. Then he took his 2 allowed steps.

Same as football changing to allow more offense.

You can have the NFL and the NBA. Truth be told, NCAA footballl has become less watchable also. The rules have changed so very much; defensive football is hamstrung by the helmet contact rules. Do away with helmets entirely if by mere contact, the defensive player will be at fault. No common sense in the administration of the game.

 

[Bassmaster_Vol]

LeBron couldn’t be anymore perfect but people continue to find anything negative about the man. While people like Jordan & Magic can never do anything wrong (even though they have major baggage). Deep down, i think a lot people envy him because he threatens MJ’s goat status in basketball. They nitpick any and everything to try and validate what jordan would have done or did.

Nah. I just think he’s overrated and needs to stop whining all the time

 

[Pepe]

Apparently the umbrella has great significance.

This guy is also apparently the MS Paint boy for their local town. His version of the sun looks like Scarecrow from Batman Begins



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Greta Van Susteren without makeup?

 

[#Vol4Life1991]

Nah. I just think he’s overrated and needs to stop whining all the time

Lol sure.... I was going to send over some gifs of MJ’s travels and walks that werent called, but the files were too big. End of the day... all of the superstars get “calls” or “noncalls” that are to their benefit. Some of these old-timey people want to act like its only bron that has gotten the benefit of the whistle or non-whistle. They need to go and kick rocks and appreciate greatness when its happening.