Thread: NFL is a game for little girls, real men play Rugby
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Old 04-30-2008, 11:14 AM   #77
Hanso Amore
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Look at Maurice Clarett at 19, tried to go pro, but couldnt.

2 years later he couldnt make a team. Do you really think he could have fallen off that much?

My Point is all NFL players are amazing in High School, but you cant make that jump, its the hardest sport to adjust to. It takes a few years to grow into college, and a few to adjust to the pros. No one could make that jump, because it is too hard. Its the only sport you cant make that jump.
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