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Pacman Jones says he committed to Georgia Tech, then pulled out after hearing they’d have to go to class every day and do homework “I was committed to Georgia Tech. I had offers from everywhere: Georgia, Notre Dame, NC State, Tennessee, Miami, Florida. I could have went anywhere besides...

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Ever since it became a safe space for athletes to make content some will consistently show you how stupid they really are, but think they’re flexing.

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His first thought was to bolt on his grandma that had cancer. Every day something makes me shake my head.

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And now his Wikipedia has an entire “legal issues” section

FL profil fotoğrafı
FL1 ay önce

Grandma when seeing this

OutdoorGasMan profil fotoğrafı
OutdoorGasMan1 ay önce

So his family gets sick and he wants to leave? Classy

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Shutdown Man1 ay önce

West Virginia got exposed with that Pac-Man Jones “doing no school work”statement. He also said he had to get out of town because his grandma got sick with cancer? What a guy!

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overleveraged1 ay önce

Student athlete 🤡

katsu profil fotoğrafı
katsu1 ay önce

He’s pacman. 🫢

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ravensdude4101 ay önce

Not the flex he thinks it is. How embarrassing for him and the school he went too

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Jay Fontana1 ay önce

Frankly, the only thing that surprised me is Georgia Tech required their athletes to go to class. Good for them.

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J1 ay önce

translation: ghetto af

katsu profil fotoğrafı
katsu1 ay önce

layman’s term

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Harvey Reginald Financial1 ay önce

And that's precisely why Pacman Jones is not a serious person and why his rap sheet is bigger than his football accolade list. Do NOT look up to this guy. I went on an EF college tour to Europe, there was a kid in our group that went to WVU and he was the biggest imbecile ever.

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The Notorious R.O.B.1 ay önce

Exhibit A on why athletic scholarships need to be ended.

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PhilUp1 ay önce

Ah, yes. Just remember, when the NCAA says "student athletes," just remember that for the big programs, the word "student" is silent.

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Stairway71 ay önce

Sadly this is the ethos of many college football players…97.8% of which don’t play professionally after school are left no more than a pot to piss in when they could’ve had a college degree for free

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“Yeah bro grandma brought that cancer shit around here so I’m leaving town, I don’t need that kind of negativity in my life”

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Sarasota Freedom1 ay önce

College. “We got to go.” 🙄 “We wasn’t doing no..” But yeah. We are supposed to care about them whining about NIL money on college these days.

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CSFurious1 ay önce

Yes, I get a free college education but don't want to attend any classes or learn anything. 🌴🥥

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And they wonder why they live in Ghettos... That mentality will keep them inpoverty in perpetuity. If he wasn't good at a sport he'd be another thug robbing CVS's and walking out on Dine-Out Dinner Bill's...

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Akeem The Analyst1 ay önce

Only few can handle the work load of a ramblin’ wreck.

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Bruce Campbell1 ay önce

Most people would say "my grandmother got cancer, so I decided to stay close to home." Instead, this mf said grandma is sick with cancer, get me out of here. Wild.

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Rodolfo Brito🇺🇸🇪🇦🇨🇺🇵🇹1 ay önce

His greatest opponent is still the English language.

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Grandma gets sick and you gotta get away huh...what a POS

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Bill Buttlicker1 ay önce

He wanted to leave grandma to die? Imma need him to clarify this, “then my grandma got sick with cancer and I was like, I got to get away from here”

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Bill D1 ay önce

And some people see no problem with this. We are doomed.

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Grandma got cancer so he had to go. Great human being

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“We wasn’t doin no work” yeah passing on GT was prob a good idea

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As a Georgia Tech alumni with over 30 years of season tickets, uttering stuff like "...we wasn't doing no work" is not the flex you think it is. And I guarantee we fared okay without him.

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The NFL would lose half its “talent” if homework was required to attend college.

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Pretty sure he could have crossed Notre Dame off that list early on also !

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Brady Wilson1 ay önce

Noel Devine got in with a 16 on the ACT #proudalumni

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🪐🦖Alt Timeline Hank🧩👽🛸1 ay önce

one of the proudest "hey im dumb" athletes there has ever been... Maybe we should give him a statue with an empty thought bubble...

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I love college football but I think it’s absolutely shameful that scholarships are rewarded to street thugs who have no interest in any education. I would rather see that scholarship go to any non athlete middle class American that hopes to accomplish something positive for this nation and this world.

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not Pac Man per se, but this is why people may say 'shut up and dribble'

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I didn’t think I could lose any more respect for him, but bailing when your grandma got cancer?!?

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Tim Hardaway: "I was supposed to go 3 or 4. I went 14 to Golden State. Don Nelson is calling all the teams that was supposed to pick me and telling them I got a bum knee. And then he picks me." (via The OGs Show)

Ballislife.com

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"I got out to the west coast and I finally met Snoop. He was like, 'Yo, we need to shoot a movie. We need to get in the studio every day. You need to get an apartment out here. You need to move around the corner from me.' And I did all of that s*** yo, I was like 'F*** it.'" Wiz Khalifa tells the story behind moving to LA to work closer with Snoop Dogg 😎
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"I got out to the west coast and I finally met Snoop. He was like, 'Yo, we need to shoot a movie. We need to get in the studio every day. You need to get an apartment out here. You need to move around the corner from me.' And I did all of that s*** yo, I was like 'F*** it.'" Wiz Khalifa tells the story behind moving to LA to work closer with Snoop Dogg 😎

Big Bro with Kid Cudi

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I went D1 out of high school and things didn’t work out how I expected. I then came home and went Juco to bet myself. Nobody believed it was going to work out how I said it was, but after being home for 11 months, I can say this was one of the best decisions of my life. 2025 I will be enjoying the fruits of my labor. Thank God! 🙏🏾
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I went D1 out of high school and things didn’t work out how I expected. I then came home and went Juco to bet myself. Nobody believed it was going to work out how I said it was, but after being home for 11 months, I can say this was one of the best decisions of my life. 2025 I will be enjoying the fruits of my labor. Thank God! 🙏🏾

Donovan Turner !

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J.J. Watt says his first reaction to signing a $100 million contract was Googling what rich people buy. “I came home from work that day, and my childhood friend Taylor was hanging out at my house.” “I told him, ‘We did it. We got a deal done.’ He asked what I got, and I said, ‘$100 million.” “We both just looked at each other with the craziest, stupidest grin, thinking this was the most absurd thing ever.” “Then we realized we had absolutely no idea what to do with that much money.” “We literally went to Google and typed in, ‘What do rich people buy?” “We went through lists and lists of yachts, jets, and cars, thinking, ‘I almost have to buy something.” “We kept scrolling and realized, ‘Nah, there’s nothing here I actually need.’ I still haven't bought anything terribly outlandish.”
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J.J. Watt says his first reaction to signing a $100 million contract was Googling what rich people buy. “I came home from work that day, and my childhood friend Taylor was hanging out at my house.” “I told him, ‘We did it. We got a deal done.’ He asked what I got, and I said, ‘$100 million.” “We both just looked at each other with the craziest, stupidest grin, thinking this was the most absurd thing ever.” “Then we realized we had absolutely no idea what to do with that much money.” “We literally went to Google and typed in, ‘What do rich people buy?” “We went through lists and lists of yachts, jets, and cars, thinking, ‘I almost have to buy something.” “We kept scrolling and realized, ‘Nah, there’s nothing here I actually need.’ I still haven't bought anything terribly outlandish.”

KΞRL_✂️

3,566,117 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

🐨: (i) went up with a heavy heart. ‘we’re doing this and going to the army’ — we went up there with that mindset. ‘this is our last show,’ i really cried on the inside 🐿️: i still can’t forget the emotions from then 🐹: i was going to go to the army without doing that show
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🐨: (i) went up with a heavy heart. ‘we’re doing this and going to the army’ — we went up there with that mindset. ‘this is our last show,’ i really cried on the inside 🐿️: i still can’t forget the emotions from then 🐹: i was going to go to the army without doing that show

hourly namjin

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Michael Vick says he had $13,000,000 in the bank but still had the hood in him when he got involved in dog fighting “I had $13 million in the bank when I was 25 or 26 years old and didn't know what to do with it” “I went to Arther Blank, I said ‘I don't know what to do with this money. I got everything I want, every car, every house, and there's more coming. I got to protect this now. Introduce me to some people and help me grow this’” “We had a sit down, but it was just a little too late. They took everything from me. That came from my play. I saved everything. I might have spent maybe liquid $2 million” “That had nothing to do with any of my friends. I grew up under that. I grew up seeing that, grew up watching it. I still had the hood in me” “Nobody ever went to prison though. I didn't go to prison for that. I went to prison for interstate commerce. That’s water under the bridge”
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Michael Vick says he had $13,000,000 in the bank but still had the hood in him when he got involved in dog fighting “I had $13 million in the bank when I was 25 or 26 years old and didn't know what to do with it” “I went to Arther Blank, I said ‘I don't know what to do with this money. I got everything I want, every car, every house, and there's more coming. I got to protect this now. Introduce me to some people and help me grow this’” “We had a sit down, but it was just a little too late. They took everything from me. That came from my play. I saved everything. I might have spent maybe liquid $2 million” “That had nothing to do with any of my friends. I grew up under that. I grew up seeing that, grew up watching it. I still had the hood in me” “Nobody ever went to prison though. I didn't go to prison for that. I went to prison for interstate commerce. That’s water under the bridge”

dank

3,105,752 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

This whole conversation is gold. I have to give it to P'Leo, he almost managed to get the answer out of Joss. 😂 🦁: Before flying to Singapore, how many days had it been since you last saw each other for it to get to the point where you had to go see him? Was it really that long that you had to fly all the way to Singapore? 🐻: We hadn't seen each other for... Do I really have to answer that? 🦁: If it wasn't that long, then... you can't stay apart from each other at all? 🐧: We work together all the time, though. And like he said, he went there check out a musicon. 🐻: Like I said, I went to see my nephew. My nephew had been born for about two months already. And as I said, I was going to visit my friend too. It just happened to be a good opportunity. 🦁: So you could visit your friend... and Gawin too. 🐻: Anyway, it was worth it. My dad got to go on a trip as well. JG CONCERT PRESS TOUR #JossGawinConcertLIVE
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This whole conversation is gold. I have to give it to P'Leo, he almost managed to get the answer out of Joss. 😂 🦁: Before flying to Singapore, how many days had it been since you last saw each other for it to get to the point where you had to go see him? Was it really that long that you had to fly all the way to Singapore? 🐻: We hadn't seen each other for... Do I really have to answer that? 🦁: If it wasn't that long, then... you can't stay apart from each other at all? 🐧: We work together all the time, though. And like he said, he went there check out a musicon. 🐻: Like I said, I went to see my nephew. My nephew had been born for about two months already. And as I said, I was going to visit my friend too. It just happened to be a good opportunity. 🦁: So you could visit your friend... and Gawin too. 🐻: Anyway, it was worth it. My dad got to go on a trip as well. JG CONCERT PRESS TOUR #JossGawinConcertLIVE

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21,489 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce