I bet he misses NJ and will be at RUI’d bet he follows Partridge.
Only if he thanks god, his coaches, and teammates for putting him in the position he’s in today.Regardless, it's critically important that we all respect his decision.
lI bet he misses NJ and will be at RU
I’d bet he follows Partridge.
Teenagers didn't forget it; it's just an outdated way of thinking. And it doesn't even make sense in this example.I hope it all works out well for the young man. I have to say that the "respect my decision" crap is getting on my nerves. Teenagers seem to have forgotten that real true respect is always earned. Writing about it does not make it so. I am now getting off my soapbox.
Especially since after this it'll probably be hard to play together in the future, either in the NFL or one or both out of football. Just look at the McCourty twins, they didn't get to reunite on the same team until over a decade later.Come home and play with your brother.
Wasn’t he down to Ole Miss and Rutgers in last year’s recruitment?
Isn’t that code for leave me alone?I hope it all works out well for the young man. I have to say that the "respect my decision" crap is getting on my nerves. Teenagers seem to have forgotten that real true respect is always earned. Writing about it does not make it so. I am now getting off my soapbox.
More like “Hey look at me but don’t criticize me”.Isn’t that code for leave me alone?
Yeah, they really want the attention from middle age men they never want to meet.More like “Hey look at me but don’t criticize me”.
Yeah, they really want the attention from middle age men they never want to meet.
IDK, you see a lot of middle-aged/older fans in instance like this tweeting venom at a player who leaves "their" program. Thus, invoking the "respect my decision" in the tweet. In this instance, Ole Miss fans were polite. The replies were overwhelmingly from RU fans encouraging the young man to enroll at Rutgers. Hope he does not read this thread though.I'd say their tweeting for a different audience.
Only if he thanks god, his coaches, and teammates for putting him in the position he’s in today.
I always painstakingly wait for a player’s clarification on if he’ll be open to interviews too.
There's an entire thread dedicated to him on this forum and another one on the Round Table AND he doesn't even go to this school. So to this fan base, he must be THAT important.Why don’t these kids just say “Looking forward to my future” or “Excited for what’s ahead”, etc.? It’s always about “don’t question or be mad at me”. Kid, you’re not that important…
There's an entire thread dedicated to him on this forum and another one on the Round Table AND he doesn't even go to this school. So to this fan base, he must be THAT important.
Also, I think we often forget who we are ... A fan ... WE ARE THE ONE'S NOT THAT IMPORTANT! Let him do his thing and perhaps focus our negative energy on improving ourselves
And, “ with that being said”, I’ll await his “committed” announcement. Until of course, he isn’t “committed” once again.Regardless, it's critically important that we all respect his decision.
Au contraire!! I will counter that if players are looking for cash handouts, the fans who will be paying their salary...errr, I mean offering money due to their image and likeness become very important players wherever he may go.Also, I think we often forget who we are ... A fan ... WE ARE THE ONE'S NOT THAT IMPORTANT! Let him do his thing and perhaps focus our negative energy on improving ourselves
Don’t think matching winning programs will get the job done.We can max out the 1 million match NIL or continue to complain and ask why can’t we get these type of players to come to Rutgers.
Others make them feel really important from family to friends to coaches to fans to media.Why don’t these kids just say “Looking forward to my future” or “Excited for what’s ahead”, etc.? It’s always about “don’t question or be mad at me”. Kid, you’re not that important…
Or the degree and relationships don’t matter. It’s all about a bigger stage and more dinero. We preparing to be coaches.Why don’t these kids just say “Looking forward to my future” or “Excited for what’s ahead”, etc.? It’s always about “don’t question or be mad at me”. Kid, you’re not that important…
We have a long way to go.We can max out the 1 million match NIL or continue to complain and ask why can’t we get these type of players to come to Rutgers.
Why don’t these kids just say “Looking forward to my future” or “Excited for what’s ahead”, etc.? It’s always about “don’t question or be mad at me”. Kid, you’re not that important…