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“The one college football game I watched in full this year was Michigan-Ohio State. So if you ask me, a casual observer, ‘What happened in college football this year?’ I would say, I know Michigan beat Ohio State, I’m not sure what else” -Tommy Smokes “And that’s what most people will remember” -Dave Portnoy

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Snapple Facts 1. Never recruited by Ohio State. 2. I was so confident in my ability as a player that I called OSU up and told them I was committing to their school without an offer. They didn’t say yes or no. Tressel laughed and was like … “I guess”. 3. The whole “graduate in January” from high school started from me trying to graduate my junior year. I had so much success my junior year that I said I didn’t want to return my senior year and that I wanted to go to college. I couldn’t graduate because I didn’t have all of my English credits. I took my senior English class in the summer of my junior year and that positioned me to leave after senior year of football. Once I knew I was good I was on a mission to get to college because Youngstown was so wild. 4. I was 4th on the depth chart up until 2 weeks before the season. I played a lot of special teams and scout team. Scout team was how I got better. I never knew that our defense would be #1 in the country that year. I had an entire spring/fall practicing against them. That’s what ultimately made me better. Scout team reps are gold to a wise man and trash to a player with an ego. Reps get you better… doesn’t matter if it’s scout team or with the ones. You need reps to gain experience and wisdom. 5. I talk passionately about player compensation because me not being able to afford a transmission for my car ultimately altered my collegiate experience. I helped generate 10’s of millions of dollars to a college in many ways but couldn’t pay $2k to get a car fixed to get back and forth to school. That sent me searching for alternatives. When you generate that much money you shouldn’t be in a position to have to search alternative ways…. That’s why I’m happy for NIL but we still have a long way to go with distribution of revenue in the collegiate space. 6. Football was and still is a means to an end for a lot of us players. Listen to the words I say in the beginning of the video. I don’t say “I love football”. I say “I love hard work and I happen to be good at football”. At the core of it I love progress and I have work ethic. Whatever vehicle is going to help me achieve my dreams I’m rolling with it.

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Myron Rolle says The NFL questioned his commitment because he was a Rhodes Scholar “I knew that I was trying to shake a stigma that I was too smart for the NFL or that I wasn’t committed to football... I came back from Oxford. I was a year and a half off. Went to Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar, came back, had not played, was fourth on the depth chart at the Senior Bowl. By the time Saturday came and the game came, I was starting.” “Taylor Mays, all the best players in the country, I’m out here balling with them. Then Tampa Bay brings me into their room. They’re like, ‘Rolle, do you feel like you quit on your team?’” “‘You’re the best player on your Florida State football team. You feel like you let your guys down by going to Oxford and not sticking around for your senior year? Do you love football?” “‘Are you going to leave if we draft you?’ They’re peppering me with these questions. And I’m like,you tell me to be a student-athlete. Now I do it at one of the highest levels and now it’s coming back as a black mark against me.’ The NFL was going to say, this kid has too many other things he can do. We’re not sure if we want to invest in him.’”

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Update on former Virginia football coach Travis Turner: I find it interesting that Turner was: *Football coach of the year in 2021 *Softball coach of the year in 2006 *Teaching in a school where just 2 years ago a fellow coach was charged and fired for "indecency with a child." LE is still searching for Turner who fled his home (to the shock and surprise of his wife of 25 years) and fled purportedly into the woods near his home in Appalachia, Virginia. Turner was charged with 5 child porn charges and 5 Solicitation of Minor by computer charges. Search continuing for fugitive Turner. Will he be found alive? #Virginia #football #travisturner

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