little nicky is making room for the incoming signing class....

[The Prowler]

Terry Grant has decided to not come back.  One down, eight more to go.  Should be interesting to see who else will be getting the Ax.

[Jumbo]

Terry Grant has decided to not come back.  One down, eight more to go.  Should be interesting to see who else will be getting the Ax.

Damn were's the family, where's the love?

[Birmingham]

Terry Grant already graduated and this would be a 5th year while not cracking the 3 deep.  He has a NC ring, SEC championship ring and a career in whatever field his degree is in.  How could this possibly be considered a case of attrition that would merit starting a new thread during the offseason.  Oh, I see.

[Pell City Tiger]

whatever field his degree is in.

I doubt he knows what it is. Speaking of which, did anyone ever tell Mount Blubber what his major was, or did the university wait until graduation just for the sake of suprise? 

[Birmingham]

I doubt he knows what it is. Speaking of which, did anyone ever tell Mount Blubber what his major was, or did the university wait until graduation just for the sake of suprise? 

I've never made it a habit to be concerned with what degree a millionaire has.

[Townhallsavoy]

I've never made it a habit to be concerned with what degree a millionaire has.

Unless, of course, it's an Auburn millionaire with a degree in Sociology.  Then the whole country should know.

[Birmingham]

We all have our strengths and weaknesses.  Most of your success will be by doing what you're strong at.  A lot of us are probably more intelligent than the aforementioned mount blubber.  Few of us are as physically valuable to a contact sport as blubber mountain.  Just as we are doing, he's choosing a career that highlights his strengths rather than weaknesses.  He's making millions for using his strengths,  hardly any of us are making that much by using our strengths.  While I think it'd be good to remember what you're majoring in in college I also can't see how knowing that information could be applied so as to create an advantage in his professional career in the NFL.  He'll have plenty of time to remember what degree he received when he's no longer playing football.

[Townhallsavoy]

We all have are strengths and weaknesses.  Most of your success will be by doing what you're strong at.  A lot of us are probably more intelligent than the aforementioned mount blubber.  Few of us are as physically valuable to a contact sport as blubber mountain.  Just as we are doing, he's choosing a career that highlights his strengths rather than weaknesses.  He's making millions for using his strengths,  hardly any of us are making that much by using our strengths.  While I think it'd be good to remember what you're majoring in in college I also can't see how knowing that information could be applied so as to create an advantage in his professional career in the NFL.  He'll have plenty of time to remember what degree he received when he's no longer playing football.

This logical thinking could have come straight from one of my 10th grade students.

And I teach dumbasses.

[Birmingham]

This logical thinking could have come straight from one of my 10th grade students.

And I teach dumbasses.

I'm not saying it should be that way but it certainly is that way.  If it wasn't, kids wouldn't leave before getting a degree.  It also doesn't mean they're making such a bad choice, though.  Reminds me of a quote from a coach about this subject.  "If I have a kid that chooses not to go to the NFL so he can return for his 4th year of college, I question anything he learned the first 3 years.

[Birmingham]

townhall, obviously I would give you guys unrelenting shit if it were an Auburn player that forgot his major.

[bottomfeeder]

 Just as we are doing, he's choosing a career that highlights his strengths rather than weaknesses.  He's making millions for using his strengths,  hardly any of us are making that much by using our strengths.

So officially, Mount Blubber will be the highest paid speed bump in the US? It's a wonder we have such huge deficits.

[Birmingham]

So officially, Mount Blubber will be the highest paid speed bump in the US? It's a wonder we have such huge deficits.

Pro football is the most popular sport in America and it produces every dollar paid to its athletes.  Not sure what US deficit applies here.  We like to watch it and buy shit having to do with it.  Because of this, they are able to pay their players while also making loads for themselves.

[The Prowler]

I've never made it a habit to be concerned with what degree a millionaire has.

So.....SPuat paid him a million dollars to plug the middle?  I bet Albert Means is pissed.

[Birmingham]

So.....SPuat paid him a million dollars to plug the middle?  I bet Albert Means is pissed.

Yes, but only because he was coming from a juco. 


If he were straight out of highschool he'd have gotten two mill.

[No Huddle]

Terry Grant has decided to not come back.  One down, eight more to go.  Should be interesting to see who else will be getting the Ax.

Also Travis Spikes will not be back. Two down, seven to go.

[The Prowler]

Also Travis Spikes will not be back. Two down, seven to go.

Travis Sikes wasn't on scholarship, so y'all are still at 8.

[boartitz]

We all have our strengths and weaknesses.  Most of your success will be by doing what you're strong at.  A lot of us are probably more intelligent than the aforementioned mount blubber.  Few of us are as physically valuable to a contact sport as blubber mountain.  Just as we are doing, he's choosing a career that highlights his strengths rather than weaknesses.  He's making millions for using his strengths,  hardly any of us are making that much by using our strengths.  While I think it'd be good to remember what you're majoring in in college I also can't see how knowing that information could be applied so as to create an advantage in his professional career in the NFL.  He'll have plenty of time to remember what degree he received when he's no longer playing football.

You should hit Jeff Sessions up for a speechwriting job.

[bottomfeeder]

Pro football is the most popular sport in America and it produces every dollar paid to its athletes.  Not sure what US deficit applies here.  We like to watch it and buy shit having to do with it.  Because of this, they are able to pay their players while also making loads for themselves.

It has nothing to do with government spending, just the spending mentality in general. You know paying too much for something and all.

[Token]

Also Travis Spikes will not be back. Two down, seven to go.

Or Travis Sikes.

[The Prowler]

Or Travis Sikes.

Travis Sikes wasn't on scholarship, so y'all are still at 8.

beat ya to it, lol.  That's pretty sad when an Auburn fan knows more about SPuat's roster than a SPuat fan....but, then again, I'm not your normal type fan of College Fooseball.