An opportunity for Aaron to put some of the skills he learned in prison to use.
A red flagged freshman rather than red shirted.
Seems like most football players need a parole officer eventually.
“Sport, sport, masculine sport / Equips a young man for Society.”
Kipling and The Bonzos (or The Firesign Theatre) answer most of Life’s Big Riddles.
Parole officers are paid to be involved. Fathers, not so much.
After school he’ll go to the pros. Then retire to his ranch in Montana
Sometimes I think it’s just about that bad.
Duke and The Washington Redskins pre-dated this.
In today’s world, they wouldn’t even look at that aspect of a player.
I thought most successful college football players, that didn’t make the NFL, went on to selling cars or coaching high school football.
And there it is …
Mark Duper’s still an example — how NOT to handle your NFL money
BE THIS GUY almost 2 years ago
An opportunity for Aaron to put some of the skills he learned in prison to use.
LawrenceS almost 2 years ago
A red flagged freshman rather than red shirted.
Rasslebear almost 2 years ago
Seems like most football players need a parole officer eventually.
BrianMorris almost 2 years ago
“Sport, sport, masculine sport / Equips a young man for Society.”
Kipling and The Bonzos (or The Firesign Theatre) answer most of Life’s Big Riddles.
monya_43 almost 2 years ago
Parole officers are paid to be involved. Fathers, not so much.
mindjob almost 2 years ago
After school he’ll go to the pros. Then retire to his ranch in Montana
gantech almost 2 years ago
Sometimes I think it’s just about that bad.
198.23.5.11 almost 2 years ago
Duke and The Washington Redskins pre-dated this.
BeniHanna6 Premium Member almost 2 years ago
In today’s world, they wouldn’t even look at that aspect of a player.
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member almost 2 years ago
I thought most successful college football players, that didn’t make the NFL, went on to selling cars or coaching high school football.
mistercatworks almost 2 years ago
And there it is …
hogbung almost 2 years ago
Mark Duper’s still an example — how NOT to handle your NFL money