Or at least not in the last half-century or so from a Georgia football player – in this case, the chip on his shoulder that outside linebacker Reuben Faloughi carries around:
“Vanderbilt turned me down,” Faloughi said. “I remember that.”
Or at least not in the last half-century or so from a Georgia football player – in this case, the chip on his shoulder that outside linebacker Reuben Faloughi carries around:
“Vanderbilt turned me down,” Faloughi said. “I remember that.”
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“... Shoot, why does anybody who’s ever won something do it again? Because it’s cool. So, let’s go do it again. Let’s see if we’ve got what it takes.” -- Stetson Bennett, The Athletic, 3/22/22
Sounds like he is ready to kick some Commodore ASS this fall!!!!!
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Does this mean he’s pissed at Belin?
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He deserves the scholarship just vacated. He will be a major contributor to the Dawg’s D in 2010.
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Word is that Reuben is a hellofa student, and has HOPE in addition to another couple academic scholarships. We may not need to use that ‘ship.
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Yeah and I remember when that drunk ugly fat girl wouldn’t do me.
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He should be excited that he isn’t playing for Willie anymore
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