Put Nurudeen On The Field!

[greenjacket]

This is conference; we want to see him play. Edited October 4, 2008 by greenjacket

[DirtySavage]

he's long and lean and is a pretty talented kid, but the rap on him is that he does what he wants to do on the field instead of what the coach wants at times

[greenjacket]

he's long and lean and is a pretty talented kid, but the rap on him is that he does what he wants to do on the field instead of what the coach wants at times

Wow!! someone is giving Nurudeen a bad rap.

I had done some quick investigation since your publication. The following information I obtained:

1. The kid is very respectful, especially to adults.

2. He is very supportive of his team mates; example of Evan Rowan was given. Evan stayed with Nurudeen, free of charge for a month last Summer, when he was not on scholarship himself. When Evan had more playtime and Nurudeen was on the sideline, the kid remained Evan's good friend.

3. The kid is from a disciplined family, so he is disciplined.

4. He is very smart and his family expects high academic standard from him.

5. The kid is fast, strong, tackles well and very aggressive on the football field. The kid has skills.

6. He plays with passion and hates to lose.

I hope Coach Dodge intervenes in what is going on. I believe it is turning to last year dejavu-Mendoza era.

Edited October 5, 2008 by greenjacket

[NT03]

but the rap on him is that he does what he wants to do on the field instead of what the coach wants at times

If thats the case , then he's the only player or coach for he Mean Green that has a clue