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  1. What a circus this was. The kid made a serious mistake and should suffer the appropriate consequences for it but you can’t blame him for trying to do everything to try and continue playing in order to salvage his career. Unfortunately, he was horribly mislead on how to go about it by his leech agent (who is pointing the finger at Cincinnati for knowing about his problem prior when clearly if they knew then the agent knew as well but did not inform anybody – If I were TT, I would sue him) and attorney who has been the primary driver of most of the player litigation in the NCAA (and NFL) that is destroying college sports

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