http://fvsports.com/forum/showthread.php?t=123778
"because Saban looked like a dickhead from the gatorade bath. lmfao. He's telling the other plays he's not sure he wants to play under someone that doesn't appear to ever have fun."
i go to this website often since tony d posts there... this guy usually know whats he talking about
keenan allen re-thinking commitment?
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mdm0302
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woundedknees
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Re: keenan allen re-thinking commitment?
C'mon, Keenan... You know what you really want!
Shoot, even Sweater-vest looked happier than Saban, and he's a stiff as a rail.
If you can't share in the joy and exhuberance of a National Championship Victory, you're either too old, or it's just another job.
Shoot, even Sweater-vest looked happier than Saban, and he's a stiff as a rail.
If you can't share in the joy and exhuberance of a National Championship Victory, you're either too old, or it's just another job.
Autzen Stadium... Where great teams go to die...Hard!


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akili1133
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Re: keenan allen re-thinking commitment?
I'm not getting my hopes up. Keenan is an amazing talent. I just don't think there is any reason to get excited about this unless he de-commits.
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MacDuck
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Re: keenan allen re-thinking commitment?
That Gatorade dunk was one of the worst I've ever seen. Those Bama players got an "F" IMO:
1. they doused him too early
2. they hit him with the bucket and almost knocked him over
3. I wouldn't recommend using the red stuff again
Nick did look a little pissed. As for what Keenan thinks about it, there's no way he's possibly reconsidering based on that.
1. they doused him too early
2. they hit him with the bucket and almost knocked him over
3. I wouldn't recommend using the red stuff again
Nick did look a little pissed. As for what Keenan thinks about it, there's no way he's possibly reconsidering based on that.
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Re: keenan allen re-thinking commitment?
Keenan has always wanted to be a Duck, but his dad is in love with 'bama. So I bet that dad wins.
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yeahboyd
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Re: keenan allen re-thinking commitment?
Not sure a coaches reaction to a Gatorade bath would cause him to decommit. Hopefully Dior is working him with King.
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gofightingducks
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Re: keenan allen re-thinking commitment?
I am not going to get my hopes up that Allen is rethinking his commitment, because even if he is his parents won't allow him to change his mind. Too bad though because he is a great player!