Todd Gurley news
Makes sense.
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$400 for signing 80 items. Fuck the NCAA.
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Johnny Footballs is having a hearty belly laugh in the media room right now
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RoadDawg55 said:
$400 for signing 80 items. Fuck Gurley's business sense.
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He's saturating his own market. What a noobdick. Econ 101 ToddFS.
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I don't understand why people who have had jobs in a field are allowed to go back to college to study it further... like I thought we only want amateurs in college... I really don't see a difference between being paid to write computer code and getting paid to play football... or sign autographs... or whatever it is about making money that makes them professional.
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Your first misstep is thinking or using common sense with anything related to the NCAAMad_Son said:I don't understand why people who have had jobs in a field are allowed to go back to college to study it further... like I thought we only want amateurs in college... I really don't see a difference between being paid to write computer code and getting paid to play football... or sign autographs... or whatever it is about making money that makes them professional.
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N = NationalsozialistischeFreeChavez said:
Your first misstep is thinking or using common sense with anything related to the NCAAMad_Son said:I don't understand why people who have had jobs in a field are allowed to go back to college to study it further... like I thought we only want amateurs in college... I really don't see a difference between being paid to write computer code and getting paid to play football... or sign autographs... or whatever it is about making money that makes them professional.
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"Everyone needs to simmer down. I'll handle this. It's under control."
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^ "BUT HOW IS HE A BAD PRESIDENT?!?!?!?!!?!!?!"
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All the NCAA has to do is make this little chump change shit legal and all talk of money will go away forever.
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Reality ...
I miss the days of limitless scholarships and the under the table payments to student athletes who couldn't read, write, or string together a comprehensible sentence.
