underpants
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Thu Oct-13-05 02:10 PM
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Athletes leaving early-giving up on their education |
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'tis so very sad no? What happens after the MILLIONS in endorsement deals go away? Are these flight by night corporations just using her? Where will they be tomorrow? http://www.signonsandiego.com/sports/golf/20051013-0156-teengolferpro.htmlLuckily for her she is getting lots of free unsolicited advice from the likes of someone named Farrell Evans http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2005/writers/farrell_evan/10/13/front.nine/
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Thu Oct-13-05 02:13 PM
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1. go to the village voice website, look @ the generation debt stories |
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Thu Oct-13-05 02:18 PM
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2. It shows. See the Vikings. Result: Pros making high school mistakes. |
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Edited on Thu Oct-13-05 02:21 PM by Democrats_win
Both on and off the field. Every high school catcher knows to tag the third out after a strike three just to be safe.
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Thu Oct-13-05 04:34 PM
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3. Huh? Wrong case of an athlete leaving school.... |
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...I'm more worried about college kids leaving school early for the pros only to fail by not being drafted, not playing very long in the pros etc.
Wie is already famous as well and will not hurt financially.
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Thu Oct-13-05 04:40 PM
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4. the money isn't a problem |
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it's not like she was going to college anyway (you go to college to learn a trade, basically, she doesn't need it) what's a shame is that she's never won anything, it's a learned skill, and I wonder what will happen to her if she doesn't win in the first couple of years, burnout is a real possibility.
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