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Posted on 10/31/13 at 7:47 am to 2poop
Posted on 10/31/13 at 7:47 am to 2poop
Jake Scott.
End of discussion.
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Defensive lineman Manny Fernandez says Scott wasn't asked to sing his college fight song like other rookies his first training camp because, "He's the one guy no one messed with." A Colorado mountain man once heard Scott was a football player and picked a bar fight, saying, "I'm the toughest guy in here." Scott dropped him like a shirt off a hanger, and then asked, "No one's tougher in here than him?"
End of discussion.
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Defensive lineman Manny Fernandez says Scott wasn't asked to sing his college fight song like other rookies his first training camp because, "He's the one guy no one messed with." A Colorado mountain man once heard Scott was a football player and picked a bar fight, saying, "I'm the toughest guy in here." Scott dropped him like a shirt off a hanger, and then asked, "No one's tougher in here than him?"
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Posted on 10/31/13 at 7:50 am to makersmark1
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Jake Scott.
As in Dolphin fame? #baldblitzkriege
Posted on 10/31/13 at 7:54 am to makersmark1
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Defensive lineman Manny Fernandez
Lyle Alzado #therealjuiced
Jack Lambert #causedtheinventionofdepends
Posted on 10/31/13 at 2:50 pm to makersmark1
Didn't Jake ride a motorcycle on the roof of an UGa building or something like that?
Posted on 10/31/13 at 8:10 pm to makersmark1
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"If you'd ask questions, then I'd have to tell the truth." He says, "I live the simplest life you can imagine -- wake up every day and decide whether to golf, fish or have a drink."
Real.
Posted on 11/1/13 at 3:42 am to makersmark1
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makersmark1
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Jake Scott. End of discussion. LINK
Let's start here: Legendary Georgia coach Vince Dooley says Scott is the best athlete he ever coached. Yes, better than Herschel Walker. But in 1968, after winning its final regular-season game, the team sent Scott into Dooley's office carrying oranges as the players' vote for an Orange Bowl bid and national title matchup. But Dooley, in a move he regrets, privately had signed already to play in a lesser Sugar Bowl.
Scott cut Dooley from his life right there. This wasn't just a football issue to him. It went deeper. It was about loyalty and trust. College juniors weren't eligible for the NFL draft then, so Scott left for the Canadian Football League and stayed away from Georgia until Dooley left.
In 2001, Dooley offered to lobby Scott for the College Football Hall of Fame. Having no way to reach him, Dooley sent word through a friend that Scott only had to promise he would attend the induction ceremony. Scott sent word back not to bother.
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