Evander Holyfield Doesn't Want RB Son To Go To Georgia

by Larry Leo

September 10, 201510 Comments

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The above is Elijah Holyfield, the son of former boxing champion Evander Holyfield, deciding to take his running back talents to the University of Georgia. But his father isn't a fan of his decision and would rather him go to Notre Dame...

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“If you go to college, you go to get an education. That’s why I tried to get him to go to Notre Dame.”

“What are you going to do from 25-75? Education is the key. Life is more than football, just like life is more than boxing. I can’t say that Georgia can’t give him a good education, but only that at Notre Dame you’d be getting a $250,000 a year education instead of a $50,000 education.”

(Yardbarker)

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STUPIDFACE•114 months

Damn could you imagine graduating with 1 million dollars of student loan debt

BoulderReb•114 months

Tuition and fees for out of state to Georgia: $43,868.00
Tuition and fees for out of state to Notre Dame: $47,929.00

RECConspiracy•114 months

"Georgia is not as academically accomplished as Notre Dame, Stanford, Auburn, or Harvard."

Auburn isn't even #1 in its own state (neither is UA BTW).

Cheese Grits•115 months

Larry,

Could you get no better close up pics of his mom?

Brosef Stalin17•115 months

250k a year?? link

OzChuffnugg•115 months

Hahahahah Auburn in the same sentence as Harvard, Stanford, and ND!

Sebastian•115 months

Auburn lol

SECdragonmaster•115 months

Evander is correct.

Georgia is not as academically accomplished as Notre Dame, Stanford, Auburn, or Harvard. These type of schools are much more respected.

earl keese•115 months

Sounds like Evander's been punched in the head too often.

MSH•115 months

"at Notre Dame you’d be getting a $250,000 a year education instead of a $50,000 education.”

HA

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