Off-Topic U of M CBS Story Exposes Leaks in The Boat

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Medically retired usually means:

1. A player can no longer safely play. Often neck or heart issues.
2. Guy did everything he was supposed to do, but just wasn't good enough. He gets to stay and graduate from the university. The school benefits because they honor the scholarship to avoid bad PR and free up a scholarship.

This professor is uninformed and morally outraged for his own benefit. The goal here is to attack football, not help players. The professor's status in the university should be obvious if their job is instructing courses athletes are taking.
 
Sounds like the U of M boat is taking on some water.



Go Canes

Pretty messed up that Fleck never communicated again with the players again once forced to medically retire. Forcing the injured frosh ol to practice and as he’s losing weight due to the injury he’s penalized for losing lbs and made to do planks. Cue NCAA investigation by the left. Kids get injured so I don’t see this as a coaching issue but ghosting them once medically retired is wack.
 
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As a nation, we really need to stop celebrating the fat movement

And NO, it’s not thick or thicc. It’s unhealthy and disgusting, your balls are just playing tricks with your eyes
 
As a nation, we really need to stop celebrating the fat movement

And NO, it’s not thick or thicc. It’s unhealthy and disgusting, your balls are just playing tricks with your eyes
Lmao, man stop it. Not every chic looks like a Crack head or the Victoria Secret models I'm sure you slay everyday. Let us have our moment Pimp, lol.
 
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As a nation, we really need to stop celebrating the fat movement

And NO, it’s not thick or thicc. It’s unhealthy and disgusting, your balls are just playing tricks with your eyes
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As a nation, we really need to stop celebrating the fat movement

And NO, it’s not thick or thicc. It’s unhealthy and disgusting, your balls are just playing tricks with your eyes

There’s thick, which is nice, and fat, which is not.

Some people just don’t know the difference.

Thick:

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Very healthy


Fat:

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Unhealthy. High A1C and type 2 diabetes by 50.
 
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