Rule 18
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After Bruiser writes a 20 paragraph diatribe about their future freshmens lineman's talent that will rival any NFL team's, all will be well.
Leaving because financially he needs to I hate to lose him and hate that he's going before he should but he's got to do what is best for his family
He was the self admitted p*ssy monster. Guess he never figured out what came next.
Good luck to him. I still love the Bama hat fake out.
Good luck to him. I still love the Bama hat fake out.
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</span></div><div><font face="Tahoma, Verdana, sans-serif"><span style="font-size: 12px;">You don't think getting his degree would be best for his family? You don't think him getting a degree that could land him a good job would help his family? His family and him have made it 20 or so years without him playing in the NFL (and that's even if he makes it) and you don't think he could make it another year... You act like he's eating out of dumpsters and living in a cardboard box... And just because he has a child doesn't mean he needs to leave school early because we all know the 17ing government will make sure that kid is fed and gets medical treatment and is clothed... </span></font></div><div><font face="Tahoma, Verdana, sans-serif"><span style="font-size: 12px;">
</span></font></div><div><font face="Tahoma, Verdana, sans-serif"><span style="font-size: 12px;">He's going to the NFL because he wants too. If he was thinking about his family, he would keep his *** at Ole Miss and get his degree in case the NFL doesn't work out so he can land a job not flipping burgers. </span></font></div>
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</span></div><div><font face="Tahoma, Verdana, sans-serif"><span style="font-size: 12px;">You don't think getting his degree would be best for his family? You don't think him getting a degree that could land him a good job would help his family? His family and him have made it 20 or so years without him playing in the NFL (and that's even if he makes it) and you don't think he could make it another year... You act like he's eating out of dumpsters and living in a cardboard box... And just because he has a child doesn't mean he needs to leave school early because we all know the 17ing government will make sure that kid is fed and gets medical treatment and is clothed... </span></font></div><div><font face="Tahoma, Verdana, sans-serif"><span style="font-size: 12px;">
</span></font></div><div><font face="Tahoma, Verdana, sans-serif"><span style="font-size: 12px;">He's going to the NFL because he wants too. If he was thinking about his family, he would keep his *** at Ole Miss and get his degree in case the NFL doesn't work out so he can land a job not flipping burgers. </span></font></div>
he was majoring in liberal arts. I don't see a degree in liberal arts from Mississippi opening up a whole lot of doors (other than to those burger joints you mentioned).
So leaving school, without a degree, to go to the NFL and more than likely wont play a down is financially sound? <div>jacksonreb1 said:
</div><div>Holy **** i'm hitting the P90X hard again for a few months, quitting my job, and heading to training camp. It's the financially sound thing to do. </div>
if you have the chance to make 500K vs 25K coming out of college - you have to jump at the opportunity.
It is possible he **** the bed in the classroom and knew it would be an uphill battle to make it next year
jacksonreb1 said:
Just like Jeavan Sneed who never got on an NFL roster.
This is a common thing with the rebels - starters jumping ship.
Ole miss is positively in the worst shape I've seen in my 41 years. Maybe ever. If it wasn't so comical it would be sad. Damn you guys suck.
the occasional accident happens, I have a 6 month old at 43. But, it seems like more than 1/2 of the players making decisions these days have to takechildren into the debate.
I just get tired of hearing fans say that he had too because his family needed him to financially. I'm not saying Massie is going pro because Ole Miss went 2-10 and their future isn't very bright, but it sure didn't help, but yet you have Ole Miss fan saying that's not why he's going pro... It's because he has a kid and needs to financially... I'm just calling ********. If you don't think Ole Miss having a ****** season and probably having another ****** season next year didn't play a role in his decision, then you are a gullible SOB.
he's leaving. itsdoesn't seem to me to be the smartest decision buthe needs money now. i will say that thinking long term is better than thinking short term, but if you don't survive the short term the long term doesn't make much difference. as far as his prospects, if he makes a team which i think he probably will he'll make more than he'll make doing much of anything else and i think the guy does have the ability to play nfl ball. i hope it works out for him.
the desireablity of playing for ole miss in 2012 one way or the other. i imagine if it looked like we might win the sec his decision might be different, so don't spew your crap at me. i simple reported the stated reason massie is leaving.
"Ole Miss 17ing blows so I'm outta here." And no you didn't. You didn't like someone implying that Massie is leaving Ole Miss because it's a cluster17, so you throw your he's leaving because his family needs the money. And it's not just you. If this was a Msu player and we came off a 2-10 season and our program was in disarray, you would have some idiot State fan saying the same crap if an Ole Miss fan implied that he was leaving because our program sucked and didn't look good for the future.