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You are correct. I guess I remember him most as a DB in the pros with the Eagles. He made all-pro 3 years and led the league in interceptions in 1971 (11) and 1972 (9).

As an old timer, I'll add Super Bill Bradley as at least an honorable mention.

Just FYI: "Dementia" is the more general term indicating a loss of cognitive abilities while "Alzheimers" is a specific disease that causes dementia.

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Sorry, I guess I didn't explain myself very well. Endorsement deals for professional athletes are generally based on economic markets that will benefit the company that signs the professional athlete to an NIL deal. Probably very few of the pro athletes NIL benefits equal their salaries, so...

I mentioned earlier that I thought there would be a salary cap at some future point. But then I couldn't figure out how that might work. I think the supreme court found that the NCAA couldn't place limits on NIL so I'm not sure how it could be enforced without getting around that ruling. A...

I second everything Grandpa Zorro said. I used to work with demented patients, but only on a short term in-take basis. Keeping her safe is the most important thing. She can and will get lost in familiar places and so wandering off becomes a real danger. That is why 24 hour care often becomes...

I have a somewhat different take on this. It may be that the NFL model is now more appropriate to the situation. These are professional athletes with limited playing careers signing contracts for big money. What is needed is a players union and a salary cap.

How dastardly!

With some recruits, it might be a matter of a last minute "name your price, any price" phone call. It ain't over till it's over, and even then it might not be over. I don't particularly like the new landscape of college football recruiting, unless of course it goes our way and then all's right...

Plus, it's possible there may be some senior high school risers appear late in the year.

A&M will be the most bitter game. Michigan will play to the largest national interest and implications. Georgia will hopefully be the most important in-conference game. Oklahoma is the perpetual Game of Thrones.

You are right about this, of course. It's what reporters do. And I was wrong in that it was not Bobby Burton who reported Bohls as the person who leaked the story, but instead it was Erin Hogan of OTF who said that.

Bobby Burton at OTF said it was Kirk Bohls who leaked the story early before A&M had finished their season and that the news was not put out early by UT. Kirk Bohls, as always, is a self serving scum bag.

After some Google research I find that Mandarin High School was named after the Mandarin community which was named after the mandarin orange. Inquiring minds wanted to know.

I was just thinking that it's just a promise of a "golden parachute" if they need to fire him, much like any big corporation CEO.

Whether we or Aggie win or lose the bidding war, it would be Schlossnagle who wins.

When I heard that, my first thought was that there were some specific, local, bad situations that she would like her son to be far away from.

They seriously should consider rebranding the conference name, not necessarily with some company name, which would no doubt will change over time. They have 16 teams now. I don't think Big-16 is taken yet and they might be able to lay claim to it before anybody else does.