| FTBL Here's a story that the National media should go with.

[Guest]

The national media loves to run stories of college atheletes getting into trouble and/or doing things they shouldn't be doing. Why can't they run more stories like this one?

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[Guest]

That brought tears to my eyes.

Bo, thanks for the link.

 

[It Takes Eleven]

That's a great story. Quite a young man.

 

[Guest]

Great story.

 

[Guest]

Great point Bo, and thanks for sharing. I agree, stories like this usually don't make the headlines. And they should.

 

[Swamptick]

I am not going to lie. I cried.

I mean *ahem* it was a manly cry. Just a tear or two......

 

[Guest]

Wow what a great player, man and teacher. What a great story indeed why don't they ever tell stories about players like this. I guess it's like the old saying "If it bleeds it leads" :roll:

 

[shipley00]

And it's too bad they won't. This is just plain awesome. I'd love to know who (or what) affected this kind of maturity, repsonsibility and character in this fine young man.

 

[Perdido Tide]

That was a great story, thanks.

 

[Kirk Van de Graaff]

Great read Bo. What a fine young man.

 

[Guest]

nice read, thanks ;tr

 

[tidenumber1]

It is hard to find that kind of character in young men these days.
And for the media this is not good news. It is considered boring when a young man is doing something to help others. Now if he were out robbing and causing trouble and just being a thug, now that is exciting news.

 

[Guest]

Great read. Great person.

I had a tear or two fall.

 

[ericd]

Good read. I wonder if Finebaum will discuss this today?

 

[Tideboy]

Excellent read!

 

[Guest]

Well got a new man on the team that I like now.