Look completely in over their heads right now. Down 24-7 against South Carolina state with 4:15 left in the 3rd quarter.

In the cricket celebration bowl.

He's not grinning and pimping today.

Looks like about 10k maybe in the crowd, can't believe it's on national tv….ESPN would do better to have texas state championships on

Clemson beat South Carolina St 49-3 back when Clemson couldn't buy a TD against a real team.

It is a shame that good FCS teams that would destroy either one of these teams are relegated to ESPN 2 and this crap is on national TV.

The game is sold out.

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Looks like about 10k maybe in the crowd, can't believe it's on national tv….ESPN would do better to have texas state championships on

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Nah, it's at least 25-30K there.

odds that 5star recruit isn't playing there after next year? money is one thing, but home games in front of 50k and when you are a CB (and no materr how insanely talented you are, you have finite impact on the game as a non ball carrier) I just can't foresee him wanting more than 1 year of that unless he's chasing the immediate nil $$....

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odds that 5star recruit isn't playing there after next year? money is one thing, but home games in front of 24k (max) and when you are a CB (and no materr how insanely talented you are, you have finite impact on the game as a non ball carrier) I just can't foresee him wanting more than 1 year of that unless he's chasing the immediate nil $$....

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Their average attendance is 36K. They also had 2 or 3 games in excess of 55K. Also, HBCUs provide a unique cultural experience. Not everybody goes to an HBCU just because they could not get into a "better" school with more resources.

ahh. I looked up the wrong dang jsu stadium on my phone..

either way.. I think the luster is going to wear off and he leaves (if he's not just pocketing stupid amounts of cash to stay)

The consternation over one recruit (or anybody for that matter) going to an HBCU to play football is baffling and bordering on elitism/snobbery.

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The consternation over one recruit going to an HBCU to play football is baffling and bordering on elitism/snobbery.

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Honestly, it shows that people need to step out of their bubbles to understand all the things at play. Ignorance (not in a negative way) can be corrected with education and exposure.

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QB1 said:

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Looks like about 10k maybe in the crowd, can't believe it's on national tv….ESPN would do better to have texas state championships on

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Nah, it's at least 25-30K there.

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I guess they are keeping people from moving into the premium seats? The end zones and second deck are pretty full, it's only first deck between the 20's that is thin. Reverse of normal.

SCS handled Jackson state like a bish

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The consternation over one recruit (or anybody for that matter) going to an HBCU to play football is baffling and bordering on elitism/snobbery.

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Its not just one recruit, it's the number 1 recruit in the nation.

I laugh at the bull**** being posted in an attempt to legitimize the decision as anything other than a pure money play, and to paint those institutions as comparable to any P5 university, athletics or academic wise.

Deion Scamders

CCP Joe Veggie said:

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RealTalk said:

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The consternation over one recruit (or anybody for that matter) going to an HBCU to play football is baffling and bordering on elitism/snobbery.

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Its not just one recruit, it's the number 1 recruit in the nation.

I laugh at the bull**** being posted in an attempt to legitimize the decision as anything other than a pure money play, and to paint those institutions as comparable to any P5 university, athletics or academic wise.

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THIS!!!!!

So he did with 99% of the top recruits do. Tried to maximize his earning ability.

And people are really butthurt about it.

He's going to a weak academic school. Does he even care about academics? Very few of the top recruits do.

his short term gains yes. but will his school choice and level of competition be a detriment to his development and draft potential? that's a huge factor to consider.

I think it could definitely be. He apparently does not agree.

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his short term gains yes. but will his school choice and level of competition be a detriment to his development and draft potential? that's a huge factor to consider.

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wHo WoUlDn'T wAnT tO lEaRn FrOM dEiOn SaNdErs???

It's hilarious how many are saying this. If it were true, then why is there not a single other top recruit "choosing" Jackson state?

I listened to joey galloway ***** about the tu qb in the portal...said kids are afraid to compete today
I guess he missed the part where the sips ain't gonna sit a 4 million dollar kid on the bench

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Looks like about 10k maybe in the crowd, can't believe it's on national tv….ESPN would do better to have texas state championships on

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More like the crickets bowl, amiright?