blue_mentos
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RB Mike Yeager
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celticdb15
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he has an impressive nose for the ball. Very good tackler who can lay out some kids. I think he would be better suited as a safety in college.
Deadlift
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Very nice video!
FootballDad
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Hey, celticdb15, you were right! Mike Yeager is enrolled at Colgate University and listed as a DB. He will be starting his sophomore year this August, he didn't see any game action as a freshman. Here is his bio from the school website.
Although named after a toothpaste, Colgate is at least an FCS school
Although named after a toothpaste, Colgate is at least an FCS school
celticdb15
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FootballDad said:Hey, celticdb15, you were right! Mike Yeager is enrolled at Colgate University and listed as a DB. He will be starting his sophomore year this August, he didn't see any game action as a freshman. Here is his bio from the school website.
Although named after a toothpaste, Colgate is at least an FCS school
Glad to hear my prediction played out and that Mike is still playing ball! Great job of looking up where some of these guys we talked about from a couple years ago and where they are at now FootballDad.
ToughJ.Riggins
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I appreciate your initiative FootballDad!
FootballDad
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For me, being relatively new to CF, it's been an educational experience. Besides that, it give me additional ammo (an overwhelming amount, really) in my arguments with DWF's.ToughJ.Riggins said:
My thought is with all of the evidence available, why no attorneys looking for a big payday haven't launched a class-action lawsuit against the collective FBS and recruiting "services" on behalf of the literally thousands of white athletes that have been screwed out of billions of dollars worth of scholarships and potential NFL contracts.
whiteathlete33
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FootballDad, I think we all know the answer to that. White athletes are afraid to claim they been discriminated against. Until they start speaking up about what is going on nothing can change.
FootballDad
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Yes, but a class-action lawsuit does not require the bulk of the infringed to be willing participants. It merely requires a couple of folks and a hard-nosed attorney. I'm sure that among the many thousands of snubbed white athletes an enterprising attorney who wants to make a name for himself (and a lot of $$) would not have much difficulty in finding a couple of athletes who have a big enough chip on their shoulders to go along.