Greg McMullen interview
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Hey! Watch it with that shoulder injury comment, jflores. I resemble that statement.
Yep....and dislocated it three times, causing a bunch more damage before they figured it out. Small town doctor that kind of had the "rub some dirt on it and get back I there" mentality, lol.
In my next life I'm either going to marry a rich Hollywood starlet and take up a drug habit, or I'm going to sell Icy Hot and knee wraps at these adult 35+ hyper competitive softball leagues.
Football or athletics are entertainment. I really don't care what life and death situations you "REALLY" had to man up to. Greg McMullen ended his college football career with a year of eligibility left and likely has manned up to his teammates. He doesn't need to bear any crosses for that decision, yours or any others.
Gerry and Rose-Ivey both sounded like they weren't too thrilled when they found out. But they are excited about the opportunity for the young guys to step up.
While I don't disagree with the sentiment, I do disagree with its applicability. Football is a game. GM is dealing with serious questions about the rest of his life. It's about maintaining proper perspective.
Watch this great pancake by McMullen on Utter. No fire??? No wonder Gerry didn't look very happy at the press conference talking about Greg.
http://www.cornnation.com/2016/3/12...ball-spring-practice-report-jordan-westerkamp
http://www.cornnation.com/2016/3/12...ball-spring-practice-report-jordan-westerkamp
This thread, while entertaining, has gone straight up stupid.
There is a quote about walking in somebody's shoes that seems relevant.
There is a quote about walking in somebody's shoes that seems relevant.
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Going through the motions without full commitment sets people up for injury ...
+1 .. what I think I hear you saying is that before Greg McMullen made his decision he should have considered what it is like to walk a mile in red rover's shoes
It's called life people. So McMullen was down on Banker or he thought Banker was down on him??? Big surprise there. I read the transcript from his radio interview about Banker and the supposed cold shoulder. He's making a huge life mistake here and I guess we live in a world today where you don't confront bad decisions anymore??? You just support a decision to not cause drama. I'm the Bo hater yet I care enough for these kid's that it kills me inside to watch them throw it away cause of some misplaced loyalty. He'll never get his senior year back if he walks away and he'll come to regret it!
Coach JP stated earlier, you're either 100% in or you should not be in it. Think that may have resonated with young man? Maybe he and JP had that conversation.
I don't know the details surrounding McMullen. As far as I'm concerned, it's his life and his choices to make.
I once dislocated my shoulder and when it was reset, I could throw a baseball nearly 120 mph. Though I was only 12 years old, the Chicago Cubs signed me to a contract. Unfortunately right before a playoff game, I fell and dislocated my shoulder again and when they set it, I had lost the ability to throw the inhumanly fast pitch. They even made a biopic about me.
I like that naming a doctor who is "well known" was supposed to convince us of anything.
So you've seen it? And just to clarify, I didn't quit. I was released.
The kid's I care about. Bo and his cronies can overdose on their Bipolar meds and Jack. Make the world a better place and checkout in a pile of your own vomit.
You care about the kid as long as he's doing exactly what you want him to do. If you think I'm a Bo crony because I think McMullen should get to make his own life decisions without explaining them to you, then I don't know what to tell you. Oh yeah I do. You need to reevaluate your overinflated sense of self.
It's like when I play Call of Duty online and the little kids try to talk trash. What the hell is a vomit inhaler?