FB Recruiting 2025 DE Chase Linton decommits from Rutgers Football
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I feared that this is what would happen with all the NIL changes. They did away with the 85 schollie limit which was probably the one thing the "Haves" hated most.. seeing players they used to stock on the benches going elsewhere for schollies and the "Have-nots" being more capable of competing.
So.. @RUSK97 I think you are 100% on-target. They want to lock players up anyway they can.. grey-short, NIL deals... reduce the competition and that will feed the WIN column and RANKINGS and National TV profile and the donor coffers... which will put those "Have-nots" back in their place.
So.. @RUSK97 I think you are 100% on-target. They want to lock players up anyway they can.. grey-short, NIL deals... reduce the competition and that will feed the WIN column and RANKINGS and National TV profile and the donor coffers... which will put those "Have-nots" back in their place.
Chase Linton: Why the Georgia football target planned to take his decision today down to the wire
4-star North Atlanta EDGE shares the last-minute intel on his college commitment between Georgia, Georgia Tech and Rutgers
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Rutgers, Georgia and Georgia Tech in the mix. 4:30 p.m. today is the decision.Chase Linton: Why the Georgia football target planned to take his decision today down to the wire
4-star North Atlanta EDGE shares the last-minute intel on his college commitment between Georgia, Georgia Tech and Rutgers
His in-state school and a perennial national championship contender. Tough to beat. But shows GS can evaluate talent with the best of them and was ahead of the curve on this one.
Georgia #1
GT probably home feild advantage making it #2
RU recommit might be #3 , but FSU or Tenn might jump ahead if he doesn't stay in state
Unfortunately We can’t currently compete NIL wise with any of the well funded football programs if they seriously want a prospect.
Players are in the driver’s seat in this era of revolving door rosters. You have to continue to play nice. He could consider us in the future when he is not a Georgia starter and he’s told his NIL compensation is a year-to-year arrangement.
Fun fact, the DC stands for Daunte Culpepper
Maybe my favorite player fact of all time
Rutgers wasn't in the mix regardless of what the kid put out there. It was just window dressing.
But it was okay.. I think it was a good thing for him to keep us listed. Any media that shows Rutgers football comparing to Georgia in any way could make some future recruit, somewhere, take a call from a Rutgers recruiter.
Bummer. I already bought his RU jersey to wear to the games.
2025 DE Chase Linton decommits from Rutgers Football
Four-Star defensive end Chase Linton has announced his decision to decommit from Rutgers and reopen his recruitment.rutgers.rivals.com
No shame in losing out on an in-state recruit to Georgia
Randomly looked up that George Washington quote in your signature. He apparently never said it.
Sure 'apparently', according to wikiquote's exhaustive research back to the 1700's lol. Hopefully the usual suspects won't get triggered again, I'll happily continue this debate on the CE.
The Faith of George Washington
But eyewitnesses gave many reports of seeing our nation’s first Commander-in-Chief spend much time in prayer.He was also a man who read the Bible a great deal, as well as the 1662 Book of Common Prayer of the Anglican Church.
Peter Lillback also said, “We know that he called Jesus the Divine Author of our blessed religion, and he said, We can’t be a happy nation unless we follow His example; we need to imitate Him.” This is a paraphrase of Washington’s “Circular to the States” of June 1783.
George Washington’s favorite Bible verse came from Micah 4:4 in the Old Testament: “But they shall sit every man under his vine and under his fig tree; and none shall make them afraid: for the mouth of the Lord of hosts hath spoken it.” He viewed this as a metaphor for the new nation. Here in America you would not be persecuted for your supposedly heterodox religious or political views.
The Faith of George Washington - Providence Forum
We live in an era where the heroes of yesteryear are often vilified. It’s hard to believe that George Washington, “the father of our country,” fits in that category. Barbarians in the streets have even gone after statues of George Washington to topple them. I have recently made a film on George...
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Possibly the most direct evidence of Washington’s personal faith in Jesus Christ comes from a prayer journal found at Mount Vernon in the late 19th century. This is what many conservative evangelicals, including Tim LaHaye, point to in responding to skeptics like Remsberg and Ellis. The prayers contained in the journal include phrases that echo the most ardent Christian of today. In one, the journal declares, “Increase my faith in the sweet promises of the gospel; give me repentance from dead works; pardon my wanderings, and direct my thoughts unto thyself, the God of my salvation.”19
In another passage, we find the words, “Unite us all in praising and glorifying thee in all our works begun, continued, and ended, when we shall come to make our last account before thee blessed Savior.” lt then closes with the Lord’s Prayer.
The Faith of George Washington - Tribune.org
When confronted with today's controversy over religion and morality in the public square, conservative evangelicals often argue that the Founding Fathers were God-fearing, Bible-believing Christians who saw the United States as a divinely ordained "shining city" in the New World. The Left...
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