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illinoles said...
How about if he does, you permanently remove yourself from posting on Noles247?
This post was edited by Lipscomb_Tide on 9/22/2012 at 11:32 AM
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Lipscomb_Tide said...
illinoles, I don't know your history with TNOLE27 and you may have a perfectly good reason(s) for wanting him to stop posting. IMHO my take is that many of these HS guys do like feeling the love and give mixed messages all along the way. The way we make decisions now (as professional adults) is probably much more thought out considering our professional, family and contentment goals. But so many of these teenagers who are top notch athletes (I've known a few) are just as immature as any other 18 high school kid and wants to brag to his boys about all the attention. After volunteering with At-Risk community boys for a number of years now I've been amazed by a few highly mature athletes as well as amazed by how ANY attention from a college, (athletic or academic), is a source of much-desired attention and they can't give enough of it.
Larry Tunsil has seemed to be handling himself very well throughout this process but I was shocked when he mentioned that FSU had fallen back when the constant communication fallen off a bit recently and now, all of a sudden, he's got the Noles back in the top 3 after a personal phone call. It does sound like what someone would say when they are seeking attention. And I don't believe these guys have any idea how much it means to us as fans to hear a little good news only to find out it was disingenuous. ...just my long-winded take
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Lipscomb_Tide said...
illinoles, I don't know your history with TNOLE27 and you may have a perfectly good reason(s) for wanting him to stop posting. IMHO my take is that many of these HS guys do like feeling the love and give mixed messages all along the way. The way we make decisions now (as professional adults) is probably much more thought out considering our professional, family and contentment goals. But so many of these teenagers who are top notch athletes (I've known a few) are just as immature as any other 18 high school kid and wants to brag to his boys about all the attention. After volunteering with At-Risk community boys for a number of years now I've been amazed by a few highly mature athletes as well as amazed by how ANY attention from a college, (athletic or academic), is a source of much-desired attention and they can't give enough of it.
Larry Tunsil has seemed to be handling himself very well throughout this process but I was shocked when he mentioned that FSU had fallen back when the constant communication fallen off a bit recently and now, all of a sudden, he's got the Noles back in the top 3 after a personal phone call. It does sound like what someone would say when they are seeking attention. And I don't believe these guys have any idea how much it means to us as fans to hear a little good news only to find out it was disingenuous. ...just my long-winded take








Tunsil puts FSU back in the picture