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Good, now which actions are these? The ones where he rebounded the ball, dribbled down the court, and either scored or assisted a teammate?

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The actions when he didn't go to class and didn't even finish the semester at LSU

Double post

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Pretty much all you have to do is fill out some paperwork to get exempt from child support.
I'm writing JBE a letter right now. Let's fight for our rights baws!

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The game they threw it 59 times, stats aren't sustainable (still only had 4 catches)

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Wisconsin

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3 catches 37 yards

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3 catches for 57 of Bama's 286 receiving yards


Your argument isn't very compelling. The dude has been average his entire career besides one fluke game when he had 40 ypc.

So you are looking on Craigslist for someone to watch your newborn son, AND you're being cheap about it? Seriously, if you can't afford to pay a nanny/daycare, then...

A. You probably shouldn't have had another kid

B. One of you should stay at home and work part time because the jobs y'all are at aren't worth having to hire a nanny so you don't miss time at work.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Sounds like this might be your best option.

To go in the first round as a tight end it takes potential and production. Ebron had both. He ran a 4.60 at the combine, which is probably very similar to what Howard will run. Through 3 seasons he was clearly the much better college player when you compare his numbers to OJ's.

The Ridley excuse goes both ways. Defenses keyed on Ridley, which should have given Howard single coverage to get open and make plays. Ebron on the other hand had to do it vs double teams.

Will Howard have good measurements? Yes, but he is still very raw as a player. He's not a good route runner, and his hands were very supsect at times last year. Dude disappeared for the first 14 games. Could he light the world on fire next season? Sure. When you look at his numbers, it's a lot more probable that the Clemson game was a couple fluke big plays.

Even with that definition, is he considered a former student if he didn't go to class and couldn't even finish the year?

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Alphas win again

Uh no, 973 yards vs 602 is a big difference, especially when Howard played 2 extra games. 75 ypg vs 40 ypg. Don't know what kind of math you gumps learn in school, but that's not even close.

Not to mention, 200+ came in one game, which is a huge outlier when you look at the rest of his stats.

What happens in Vegas...