We have a history of very successful 2-sport athletes, and it would be a mistake to force them to choose one.

Ags77 said:

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Bryce seems like a good guy. This isnt personal. This is business.

I like Elko's approach. You are gonna be ALL IN, do what you are supposed to do as a teammate, and be on time. If not... get on down the road.

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Seems Foster simply doesn't love football and wants to move on in life. I certainly do not blame the kid. Football at this level is a major, major grind. I wouldnt want to go through that crap either. Call me a wuss. But if your heart is not in it, it would absolutely suck.

Rare for a young man to identify this and make such a tough choice. Wish him the best in his pursuits outside of football. Foster is a really good, kind kid.

dcg4403 said:

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Ags77 said:

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Bryce seems like a good guy. This isnt personal. This is business.

I like Elko's approach. You are gonna be ALL IN, do what you are supposed to do as a teammate, and be on time. If not... get on down the road.

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Seems Foster simply doesn't love football and wants to move on in life. I certainly do not blame the kid. Football at this level is a major, major grind. I wouldnt want to go through that crap either. Call me a wuss. But if your heart is not in it, it would absolutely suck.

Rare for a young man to identify this and make such a tough choice. Wish him the best in his pursuits outside of football. Foster is a really good, kind kid.

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Regardless it is not a wise decision. Normal day to day life for most is a much more difficult grind with much less of a reward. He will look back on this decision the rest of his life with major regret.

In the event Bryce goes on to have a solid football career (ala the many of players who left the program early to go have success elsewhere), are you going to regret your post?

levypantsEOY said:

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In the event Bryce goes on to have a solid football career (ala the many of players who left the program early to go have success elsewhere), are you going to regret your post?

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Do trolls ever regret their posts??? You should know…

Bill Superman said:

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dcg4403 said:

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Ags77 said:

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Bryce seems like a good guy. This isnt personal. This is business.

I like Elko's approach. You are gonna be ALL IN, do what you are supposed to do as a teammate, and be on time. If not... get on down the road.

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Seems Foster simply doesn't love football and wants to move on in life. I certainly do not blame the kid. Football at this level is a major, major grind. I wouldnt want to go through that crap either. Call me a wuss. But if your heart is not in it, it would absolutely suck.

Rare for a young man to identify this and make such a tough choice. Wish him the best in his pursuits outside of football. Foster is a really good, kind kid.

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Regardless it is not a wise decision. Normal day to day life for most is a much more difficult grind with much less of a reward. He will look back on this decision the rest of his life with major regret.

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With all due respect, this is a very naive take.

Bill Superman said:

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dcg4403 said:

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Ags77 said:

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Bryce seems like a good guy. This isnt personal. This is business.

I like Elko's approach. You are gonna be ALL IN, do what you are supposed to do as a teammate, and be on time. If not... get on down the road.

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Seems Foster simply doesn't love football and wants to move on in life. I certainly do not blame the kid. Football at this level is a major, major grind. I wouldnt want to go through that crap either. Call me a wuss. But if your heart is not in it, it would absolutely suck.

Rare for a young man to identify this and make such a tough choice. Wish him the best in his pursuits outside of football. Foster is a really good, kind kid.

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Regardless it is not a wise decision. Normal day to day life for most is a much more difficult grind with much less of a reward. He will look back on this decision the rest of his life with major regret.

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Nothing like a grown ass man speaking so definitively on the decisions of another young adult.

levypantsEOY said:

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In the event Bryce goes on to have a solid football career (ala the many of players who left the program early to go have success elsewhere), are you going to regret your post?

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Not saying you are wrong, but do you have examples of this?

agchugger said:

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Bill Superman said:

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dcg4403 said:

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Ags77 said:

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Bryce seems like a good guy. This isnt personal. This is business.

I like Elko's approach. You are gonna be ALL IN, do what you are supposed to do as a teammate, and be on time. If not... get on down the road.

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Seems Foster simply doesn't love football and wants to move on in life. I certainly do not blame the kid. Football at this level is a major, major grind. I wouldnt want to go through that crap either. Call me a wuss. But if your heart is not in it, it would absolutely suck.

Rare for a young man to identify this and make such a tough choice. Wish him the best in his pursuits outside of football. Foster is a really good, kind kid.

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Regardless it is not a wise decision. Normal day to day life for most is a much more difficult grind with much less of a reward. He will look back on this decision the rest of his life with major regret.

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Nothing like a grown ass man speaking so definitively on the decisions of another young adult.

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He's trolling trying to be an internet tough guy and virtue signal to the other internet tough guys…

Bronco6Gen said:

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levypantsEOY said:

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In the event Bryce goes on to have a solid football career (ala the many of players who left the program early to go have success elsewhere), are you going to regret your post?

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Not saying you are wrong, but do you have examples of this?

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Kyler Murray seems to be doing OK.