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[QUOTE="Woof 101, post: 4638584, member: 1432"] Irony? No attack [USER=4464]@Dizzy21[/USER] but you used the word kid twice in this post. Could that not be a dizzy misunderstanding that many college players are still considered kids? Maturity both mentally and physically comes at a different time for all high school and college age groups. He simply stated that former players were not being treated the same as those brought in by Deion. Not hard to believe, his ego is much larger than his jewelry. For many he comes across as Coach Crime. ;) [/QUOTE]
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