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Blue bloods of CFB??? (Help needed)

frostycane

frostycane

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I coach high school lacrosse up here in Vermont. My AD is all about these blue blood powers and how every kid in the world would/should want to go to ND, Alabama, USC, Penn St, OSU, Mich. Then tells me that Alabama doesn’t pay kids and it’s just a conspiracy theory. Anyone with pictures/ screen shots of kids with cash/ stories of how kids got paid by $EC schools or any other schools would be greatly appreciated.
 
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Alabama’s Dee Liner (great name BTW)
 
frostycane said:
I coach high school lacrosse up here in Vermont. My AD is all about these blue blood powers and how every kid in the world would/should want to go to ND, Alabama, USC, Penn St, OSU, Mich. Then tells me that Alabama doesn’t pay kids and it’s just a conspiracy theory. Anyone with pictures/ screen shots of kids with cash/ stories of how kids got paid by $EC schools or any other schools would be greatly appreciated.
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Years ago, the great Hurricane, Hal Allen, was coaching at the U. This was back in the day before fax machines, when on signing day coaches would travel from place to place and sigh the players in person. Coach Allen had recruited Reggie White, and secured his commitment. Reggie and his family lived in Tennessee, and Coach Allen went there the night before signing day. He contacted the High School coach after being unable to make contact with the White family. He was told Reggie would be signing with Tennessee, not Miami. In addition to being stashed, Coach Allen was told that the family, which lived in an apartment complex owned by a Tennessee booster, had changed their minds about Reggie. You see, Reggie's father was the manager of the complex. Part of his "pay" was the apartment where the family lived. They'd received an ultimatum. Either Reggie signed with UT, or the family would be out on the street the next day.
 
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Distructobot3000 said:
Alabama's Recruiting Dominance Continues (Wow)

Bama freshman flashes cash

The Wizard of Odds: Clemson Recruit With a Large Wad of Cash?
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Im not sure if im 100% correct, but wasn't Ridley from a real tough backround? Like living in the PJs and shït? Right out the mud to driving a new Camero, just a perk of Alabama football, RolllTide! 😂😂😂

That post is always good for a nice laugh. It's atrocious they took Reggie's Heisman & allow Bama to get away with it that blatantly.
 
Distructobot3000 said:
Alabama's Recruiting Dominance Continues (Wow)

Bama freshman flashes cash

The Wizard of Odds: Clemson Recruit With a Large Wad of Cash?
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That one of the USC board is great.

Somehow I'm supposed to be believe that 24 different kids all have uncles who gave them tens of thousands of dollars and/or brand new, rather expensive cars. None of these uncles thought to give the kids a dime until they signed with bama. And that's just some of the ones from one school who were dumb enough to post pictures.
 
frostycane said:
I coach high school lacrosse up here in Vermont. My AD is all about these blue blood powers and how every kid in the world would/should want to go to ND, Alabama, USC, Penn St, OSU, Mich. Then tells me that Alabama doesn’t pay kids and it’s just a conspiracy theory. Anyone with pictures/ screen shots of kids with cash/ stories of how kids got paid by $EC schools or any other schools would be greatly appreciated.
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I heard there was a huge opiate problem in NH and VT. You might want to look into it with respect to your AD, because quite frankly, anybody involved with high school/college sports that isn’t 100% convinced that SEC schools like Alabama are running a sophisticated under-the-table system where they pay for recruits (both to families/recruits and/or coaches) must be on some strong mind-altering drugs.
 
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OriginalCanesCanesCanes said:
I heard there was a huge opiate problem in NH and VT. You might want to look into it with respect to your AD, because quite frankly, anybody involved with high school/college sports that isn’t 100% convinced that SEC schools like Alabama are running a sophisticated under-the-table system where they pay for recruits (both to families/recruits and/or coaches) must be on some strong mind-altering drugs.
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There is a legit opiate issue up here. He’s just a good ole boy who wants to believe academics are the only reason ND isn’t good. Or that playing for Saban is a joyous gift and every kid should wish to be so lucky. Oh and that because Alabama was the first one to allow black kids to go to school together that there’s no racism there. Bwahahaha! This was a real conversation!
 
How to get on your bosses **** list.
1: Get into argument with AD about schools dropping bags.
2: Come back the following day fully armed with IG pics of kids flashing money and anecdotes from random forum members.
3: Get placed on **** list

Obviously the AD is a moron, but don't needlessly **** him off by arguing with him about bags getting dropped.
Its not like we are trying to land any of these kids at Vermont high schools anyway. Especially when this guy has his mind set already he is going to look at you as a conspiracy nut even though he is the one that is incorrect.
 
frostycane said:
There is a legit opiate issue up here. He’s just a good ole boy who wants to believe academics are the only reason ND isn’t good. Or that playing for Saban is a joyous gift and every kid should wish to be so lucky. Oh and that because Alabama was the first one to allow black kids to go to school together that there’s no racism there. Bwahahaha! This was a real conversation!
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wut
 
lmfao at that bama booster they outed

"On April 11, 2006, Young was found dead in his home in Memphis.[4] Originally thought to be a homicide due to the large amount of blood found throughout the house, local police concluded that Young's death was accidental.[8] This conclusion however is not without controversy due to the implausible explanation given by investigators. According to Homicide Lt. Joe Scott in a press conference, Young tripped while carrying a salad and soft drink up a set of stairs and hit his head on an iron railing. The fall onto the railing opened a large gash across the top of Young's head, causing him to drop to the floor bleeding profusely. After lying on the floor for some time, Young got up and walked bleeding through several rooms of his spacious, two-story house before ending up in his second-floor bedroom. According to Scott, Young walked past several telephones but didn't place an emergency call. "

after reading the article posted above about this, that's just hilarious

OH HE WAS EATING A SALAD DUR DUR THAT'S WHY BLOOD IS ALL OVER THE ENTIRE HOUSE LIKE A PRESSURE WASHER THAT WAS HOOKED UP TO AN IV
 
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