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February 10, 2012, 6:32 amMy college FB coach used to say, "Fatigue makes cowards of us all" -Tyrone Willingham ...I'm going to be early tonight!
February 10, 2012, 2:46 amFriendship, is not something u learn in school. But if u haven't learned the meaning of friendship, u really haven't learned anything. Ali
February 10, 2012, 1:35 amTop Executive Recruiters Agree There Are Only Three True Job Interview Questions - Forbes http://t.co/AHW9yM59
February 10, 2012, 1:32 am@scrappers44 You know it's going good nephew!! Doing what I do! ;)
February 10, 2012, 1:18 am
Hey guys I'm here to help.
If you ever get the chance to hang out with Condoleezza Rice on the sidelines of a Notre Dame Football game......TAKE YOUR HAT OFF!!!!!! UGH!!!!!
Again guys, just here to help...learn from my mistakes. ha 
....but seriously!
"will you sign this to my grandpa, his name is ______, who's in the hospital and loves Notre Dame so much and he won't be able to make a game this year so would you sign this for him?" "Will you sign this hat, t-shirt, jersey, etc. to my son (who would be standing next to them to shy to ask for himself) his name is _____." (Because I love kids I would usually try to conjure up some conversation with him involving some high fives and 'roughin him up a lil' then I would look him in the eyes and say something from my heart. I love the dreams you can see in the eye of kids when you get down on their level and look them in the eyes........BEWARE PREACHER MOMENT COMING: Why do we lose that childlike dreamland and wonderland when we get older! Gosh we could learn so much from kids! OK PREACHER MOMENT OVER!) "I am your biggest fan (usually wearing my jersey), you spoke at my school (insert date)...will you sign this please?" (I secretly wondered...."are you really my biggest fan? If so, what does that even mean!") This was a lady in her mid 40's probably and she met me as soon as I exited the gates of the stadium. At least 500-1000 people are at this entrance, people are pushing forward to take pics and get autographs, and here's the conversation: "Can you take me into the locker room? Me: No, and definitely not right now anyway the guys are still getting dressed and stuff maybe they'll do a tour tomorrow" (I said that knowing there likely wasn't a tour 'tomorrow'). Her: "I know, but I'd rather go in right now while everyone is still in there getting dressed." Me: Nope can't do that sorry, ok bye! (then I quickly turned my back and started signing autographs looking over people to find my family and Brooke - we were dating at the time!) "Could you get the team to sign this, we want to auction this off and give it to our charity for _______"It's all crazy to think about now but when you're in the moment the thing that comes to mind most is I can't believe they want me to sign this stuff. Followed by thoughts of "did they see me miss those two tackles today?" Followed by "I hope they remember this because I don't know if I will because there are still 12 games left this season and I'll have 1,000 more of these exact same conversations. I hope this moment was meaningful for them." and THAT was usually followed by "I'M STARVING WHERE CAN WE GET FOOD!" Note: I'm not selling this helmet or any of my helmets or stuff which is why I'm not linking to this on ebay, just thought it was curious to see stuff still being sold in different places years removed from my time at ND.
The "funny" thing to me is everyone makes EVERYTHING sound so easy, hahahaha. I'll just speak for all the D1 athletes, if it was THAT easy EVERYBODY would have gotten the opportunity to play D1 college football.
OK I'M DONE! :)
(that felt good, hahahahahaha)"Urban Meyer is stepping down as head coach of the University of Florida football team, athletics director Jeremy Foley announced Saturday afternoon. "I have given my heart and soul to coaching college football and mentoring young men for the last 24-plus years and I have dedicated most of my waking moments the last five years to the Gator football program,'' said Meyer. "I have ignored my health for years, butrecent developments have forced me to re-evaluate my priorities of faith and family. "After consulting with my family, Dr. (Bernie) Machen, Jeremy Foley and my doctors, I believe it is in my best interest to step aside and focus on my health and family. I'm proud to be a part of the Gainesville community and the Gator Nation and I plan to remain in Gainesville and involved with the University of Florida. "I'm very appreciative for the opportunity I've had to be a part of a tremendous institution - from Dr. Machen to Jeremy Foley and the entire administrative staff at UF. I'm also very thankful for the chance to work with some of the best assistants in college football and coach some of the best college football players and watch them grow both on and off the field as people. I will cherish the relationships with them the most. "Meyer will coach his last game for UF in the Gators’ Sugar Bowl match-up vs. Cincinnati on January 1st in New Orleans."
