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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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“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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I always wanted to play Division 1 football. People didn’t think I had what it takes. My high school team was cut my senior year forcing me to transfer to a new school midseason. I had no stars out of high school and went to JUCO. I left JUCO early with no offers and bet on myself. I showed up to the front doorsteps of many D1 schools and never heard back. At times I felt lost, but I never gave up. Through perseverance, I eventually got the opportunity to not just play against D1 opponents on ESPN but play against my old JUCO coach Andrew Sparano Lamar University Football on ESPN. I’m also fortunate enough to have gotten the opportunity to play against future FBS opponent Kennesaw State Football and finish my season against the #5 FCS team in the nation Florida A&M Football 🏈. I’m forever thankful for this game. This game has helped me develop as a man and build character traits that I will use the rest of my life. Thank you to all the coaches and programs that helped get me to this point. It’s been a long journey but it isn’t over just yet. Excited for what the future brings ☝🏻FRC Football Coach Goulet BAMA Mike Pomfret Lincoln University Football Coach Williams Addison Gumbs Desmond Gumbs @CoachPatHen Damante Horton Coach Dan Wollman ChsSenatorsFootball Nevada Appeal GRIND Josh Joyner Jeremy Austin
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I always wanted to play Division 1 football. People didn’t think I had what it takes. My high school team was cut my senior year forcing me to transfer to a new school midseason. I had no stars out of high school and went to JUCO. I left JUCO early with no offers and bet on myself. I showed up to the front doorsteps of many D1 schools and never heard back. At times I felt lost, but I never gave up. Through perseverance, I eventually got the opportunity to not just play against D1 opponents on ESPN but play against my old JUCO coach Andrew Sparano Lamar University Football on ESPN. I’m also fortunate enough to have gotten the opportunity to play against future FBS opponent Kennesaw State Football and finish my season against the #5 FCS team in the nation Florida A&M Football 🏈. I’m forever thankful for this game. This game has helped me develop as a man and build character traits that I will use the rest of my life. Thank you to all the coaches and programs that helped get me to this point. It’s been a long journey but it isn’t over just yet. Excited for what the future brings ☝🏻FRC Football Coach Goulet BAMA Mike Pomfret Lincoln University Football Coach Williams Addison Gumbs Desmond Gumbs @CoachPatHen Damante Horton Coach Dan Wollman ChsSenatorsFootball Nevada Appeal GRIND Josh Joyner Jeremy Austin

David Leach ✝️

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last season I suffered an injury. I was going to medical red shirt but was informed by Head Coach and compliance I had 1 more year left after the season. After week 3 of this season was told the information given to me was wrong and my college career is over. United Football League
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last season I suffered an injury. I was going to medical red shirt but was informed by Head Coach and compliance I had 1 more year left after the season. After week 3 of this season was told the information given to me was wrong and my college career is over. United Football League

Andrew “Dolla” Henry

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Robert Saleh was asked why have defenses had more success against Saquon Barkley this year compared to previous seasons: “I’m gonna skip that question from a schematic standpoint. I still think he’s elite. I know his production isn’t what it was a year ago, but he’s still a damn good football player. He’s still a threat to break it anytime he touches the ball. Jeff Stoutland is still one of the best oline coaches in all of football in creating good angles and creating space for the backs. They can still run the ball as good as anybody.”
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Robert Saleh was asked why have defenses had more success against Saquon Barkley this year compared to previous seasons: “I’m gonna skip that question from a schematic standpoint. I still think he’s elite. I know his production isn’t what it was a year ago, but he’s still a damn good football player. He’s still a threat to break it anytime he touches the ball. Jeff Stoutland is still one of the best oline coaches in all of football in creating good angles and creating space for the backs. They can still run the ball as good as anybody.”

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Shaquille O'Neal says he chose basketball over football after seeing Jon Koncak's $15 million NBA deal “Football was my thing. Then my father came in the house one day and smacked me in the back of the head with a paper and said, ‘You need to fucking stop playing football and focus on basketball’” “When I opened up the paper, Jon Koncak had just signed $15 million for 3 years. I'm like, ‘First of all, who is Jon Koncak?’ No disrespect to Jon. He was in the NBA. He was a good player, but I was doing the things in high school that he was doing in the pros” “I was like, ‘Shit, if this dude is making $15 million for 3 years, my dream was to make $8 million for 10 years’” “So I started playing basketball, but I used my football pain experience when I was playing basketball. When I turned with the elbows up, I’m trying to knock your teeth out of your mouth” “People always go back to Hack-a-Shaq and say, ‘Oh, well, he got fouled a lot.’ I never felt it. That’s because of my football prowess and my football experience” “I think if I would have stuck with football, I probably would have definitely made tight end. I hate when people look at me and be, ‘Oh, you’d be a good offensive lineman.’ I’m not a lineman. I’m a showman”
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Shaquille O'Neal says he chose basketball over football after seeing Jon Koncak's $15 million NBA deal “Football was my thing. Then my father came in the house one day and smacked me in the back of the head with a paper and said, ‘You need to fucking stop playing football and focus on basketball’” “When I opened up the paper, Jon Koncak had just signed $15 million for 3 years. I'm like, ‘First of all, who is Jon Koncak?’ No disrespect to Jon. He was in the NBA. He was a good player, but I was doing the things in high school that he was doing in the pros” “I was like, ‘Shit, if this dude is making $15 million for 3 years, my dream was to make $8 million for 10 years’” “So I started playing basketball, but I used my football pain experience when I was playing basketball. When I turned with the elbows up, I’m trying to knock your teeth out of your mouth” “People always go back to Hack-a-Shaq and say, ‘Oh, well, he got fouled a lot.’ I never felt it. That’s because of my football prowess and my football experience” “I think if I would have stuck with football, I probably would have definitely made tight end. I hate when people look at me and be, ‘Oh, you’d be a good offensive lineman.’ I’m not a lineman. I’m a showman”

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Host: You started as a baseball player. How did football become your career? Tom Brady: I was actually better at baseball. My freshman year, I was the backup quarterback on an 0-8 team and didn't even know how to wear the pads properly. Tom Brady: But I fell in love with football. By my junior year, I had grown to 6'4", started attending football camps, and became obsessed with throwing the perfect spiral. Host: If an NFL team called today, could you still play? Tom Brady: Absolutely. Give me a month, and I could play with anybody. I still take care of my body, and I still love competing. Shaquille O'Neal: I got smoked by two 12-year-old German kids on a basketball court in the Bahamas. I couldn't move left or right. My shot was flat. I was asking myself, "Where did it all go?" Tom Brady: That's the difference. Retirement doesn't take away that feeling. Every time I pick up a football, I still want to throw the perfect pass. If they called me today, I'd be ready.
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Host: You started as a baseball player. How did football become your career? Tom Brady: I was actually better at baseball. My freshman year, I was the backup quarterback on an 0-8 team and didn't even know how to wear the pads properly. Tom Brady: But I fell in love with football. By my junior year, I had grown to 6'4", started attending football camps, and became obsessed with throwing the perfect spiral. Host: If an NFL team called today, could you still play? Tom Brady: Absolutely. Give me a month, and I could play with anybody. I still take care of my body, and I still love competing. Shaquille O'Neal: I got smoked by two 12-year-old German kids on a basketball court in the Bahamas. I couldn't move left or right. My shot was flat. I was asking myself, "Where did it all go?" Tom Brady: That's the difference. Retirement doesn't take away that feeling. Every time I pick up a football, I still want to throw the perfect pass. If they called me today, I'd be ready.

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This may be a tough one but ........After a 2-10 season, I want you to let me know what was the highlight for you this year when it comes to Razorback football. Comment below ! 4th&Five
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This may be a tough one but ........After a 2-10 season, I want you to let me know what was the highlight for you this year when it comes to Razorback football. Comment below ! 4th&Five

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"When I signed here, it was to get back on track and have fun. I got a Ph.D. in football this year." Mac Jones on his season with the 49ers

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carlos: “my thoughts of spain winning. i don't know, i always had the feeling it was spain that was gonna win it, given the way they had been playing the whole championship. i don't know but i had like a feeling that it was spain's to win and i'm very glad they did. i think they deserve it. i think they played the best football of any other team in the world cup and yeah, happy, very proud to be a spaniard, to see them celebrate and to see them succeed. i think it was a great, great event, the world cup itself. i think it went great in the us, mexico and stuff so i think it was a great event. you know, it's still only football, life goes on. world cup match, we're world champions, it's great, but yeah, people take it so personally, this football, that sometimes it's crazy to see how people are so passionate about it. enjoyed it, had fun watching, great win and life continues and everything moves on.”
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carlos: “my thoughts of spain winning. i don't know, i always had the feeling it was spain that was gonna win it, given the way they had been playing the whole championship. i don't know but i had like a feeling that it was spain's to win and i'm very glad they did. i think they deserve it. i think they played the best football of any other team in the world cup and yeah, happy, very proud to be a spaniard, to see them celebrate and to see them succeed. i think it was a great, great event, the world cup itself. i think it went great in the us, mexico and stuff so i think it was a great event. you know, it's still only football, life goes on. world cup match, we're world champions, it's great, but yeah, people take it so personally, this football, that sometimes it's crazy to see how people are so passionate about it. enjoyed it, had fun watching, great win and life continues and everything moves on.”

yoyo

24,317 görüntüleme • 8 gün önce

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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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.

Maurice Clarett

399,043 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

a clipped video from a podcast is making it's rounds showing WR Tetairoa McMillan saying: "I don't watch football... I don't like watching film either" the host said it was "from the offseason" as if it was a recent recording I want to clear this up: the video was filmed TWO YEARS AGO after his freshman year when he was 19 He talked on the full behind-the-scenes video (link below, published Apr 2023) about how his goal is a 1,000 yard season He then recorded back-to-back 1,300+ yard seasons McMillan will turn 22 next week He's probably changed a since spring 2023 and regardless of his current 2025 take on watching football/film, just wanted to clarify the video was NOT McMillan talking this offseason but a 19 year old after his freshman year several years ago
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a clipped video from a podcast is making it's rounds showing WR Tetairoa McMillan saying: "I don't watch football... I don't like watching film either" the host said it was "from the offseason" as if it was a recent recording I want to clear this up: the video was filmed TWO YEARS AGO after his freshman year when he was 19 He talked on the full behind-the-scenes video (link below, published Apr 2023) about how his goal is a 1,000 yard season He then recorded back-to-back 1,300+ yard seasons McMillan will turn 22 next week He's probably changed a since spring 2023 and regardless of his current 2025 take on watching football/film, just wanted to clarify the video was NOT McMillan talking this offseason but a 19 year old after his freshman year several years ago

Warren Sharp

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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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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

Jennifer Coffindaffer

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While opt-outs are the norm in today's college football, Dani Dennis-Sutton had no second thoughts about playing in the Pinstripe Bowl. Dennis-Sutton left his mark in his final game as a Nittany Lion, tallying two key sacks to help secure Penn State a postseason win. "This program gave me a million opportunities, so playing in the game, this is nothing, man. I love football. I love playing football. I love this program. "It was sort of a no-brainer for me. I don't really comprehend not playing in a game. It's an opportunity to go out there with my boys one last time, and it was a privilege." #WeAre #PennState
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While opt-outs are the norm in today's college football, Dani Dennis-Sutton had no second thoughts about playing in the Pinstripe Bowl. Dennis-Sutton left his mark in his final game as a Nittany Lion, tallying two key sacks to help secure Penn State a postseason win. "This program gave me a million opportunities, so playing in the game, this is nothing, man. I love football. I love playing football. I love this program. "It was sort of a no-brainer for me. I don't really comprehend not playing in a game. It's an opportunity to go out there with my boys one last time, and it was a privilege." #WeAre #PennState

Basic Blues Nation

43,144 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

🚨🚨🚨 A little bit of personal news to kickoff "Off the Air with Matt Randazzo" today LIVE from Iowa Football Media Day! Extremely excited and humbled to announce I will be the pregame host for the Iowa football radio network this year. I'll host the Hawkeye Tailgate Show from the Krause Family Plaza for home games and at Big Grove Brewery for away games. One year ago I wasn't exactly sure what my future looked liked. Today - I hosted my own show from Iowa football Media Day and had one of my best friends Pat Angerer help announce a new gig with Iowa Radio. It was a good day.... Go Hawks! Cory Sheets Hawkeye Football
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🚨🚨🚨 A little bit of personal news to kickoff "Off the Air with Matt Randazzo" today LIVE from Iowa Football Media Day! Extremely excited and humbled to announce I will be the pregame host for the Iowa football radio network this year. I'll host the Hawkeye Tailgate Show from the Krause Family Plaza for home games and at Big Grove Brewery for away games. One year ago I wasn't exactly sure what my future looked liked. Today - I hosted my own show from Iowa football Media Day and had one of my best friends Pat Angerer help announce a new gig with Iowa Radio. It was a good day.... Go Hawks! Cory Sheets Hawkeye Football

Matt Randazzo

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It’s 1974. My senior year in high school. I was the new kid in a new school after my dad received an Air Force reassignment. I loved it anyway! Steamy Arkansas nights, high school football games, streaking at McDonalds, wearing my letter jacket, and chatting up the cheerleaders. This is me and this was “Free.”
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It’s 1974. My senior year in high school. I was the new kid in a new school after my dad received an Air Force reassignment. I loved it anyway! Steamy Arkansas nights, high school football games, streaking at McDonalds, wearing my letter jacket, and chatting up the cheerleaders. This is me and this was “Free.”

Buzz Patterson

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LeBron James says he left Cleveland for Miami because he squeezed all the juice out of that lemon and it was the best choice for him "before I even got to the NBA I've always won and and it doesn't matter which level you win on...My first year ever playing organized sports I won a little league football championship that year and then backed it up with a basketball championship" "I was league MVP in basketball and football...I knew I was supposed to be done and I was just always born winner...I was able to to take the team to the NBA finals" "I got to that that final season and I've maximized this potential and I've squeezed all the juice out of this damn lemon here and I and I know it...going forward Miami was the best choice at that moment I felt like it was the best choice for me"
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LeBron James says he left Cleveland for Miami because he squeezed all the juice out of that lemon and it was the best choice for him "before I even got to the NBA I've always won and and it doesn't matter which level you win on...My first year ever playing organized sports I won a little league football championship that year and then backed it up with a basketball championship" "I was league MVP in basketball and football...I knew I was supposed to be done and I was just always born winner...I was able to to take the team to the NBA finals" "I got to that that final season and I've maximized this potential and I've squeezed all the juice out of this damn lemon here and I and I know it...going forward Miami was the best choice at that moment I felt like it was the best choice for me"

CreativeDude

318,357 görüntüleme • 26 gün önce

“I don’t know if I will become a professional footballer, but I hope I do” Back in February 1995, there was a young 13 year old schoolboy playing football for Wallsend Boys Club in Newcastle, his name Michael Carrick. I wonder what happened to him, did he make it and what’s he doing now? Courtesy of the BBC
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“I don’t know if I will become a professional footballer, but I hope I do” Back in February 1995, there was a young 13 year old schoolboy playing football for Wallsend Boys Club in Newcastle, his name Michael Carrick. I wonder what happened to him, did he make it and what’s he doing now? Courtesy of the BBC

TV Football 1968-92

76,129 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

“It’s funny how it works. I didn’t play great football the first few years of my career, and then I came here to San Francisco, and I learned a ton. And I think because of that year in San Francisco, I was able to learn a ton. Learn from Brock (Purdy) and coach Shanahan.” Sam Darnold on how his year with the 49ers helped him
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“It’s funny how it works. I didn’t play great football the first few years of my career, and then I came here to San Francisco, and I learned a ton. And I think because of that year in San Francisco, I was able to learn a ton. Learn from Brock (Purdy) and coach Shanahan.” Sam Darnold on how his year with the 49ers helped him

95.7 The Game

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