Buffs lose their “shine” in more ways than one
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Okay - headline is a bit misleading - he never went to class "in person". Apparently sCUm allows lots of flexibility to do school online and Shedeur took full advantage. I'd like some validation he actually did the work and didn't just hire someone to do the school work for him hiding behind virtual attendance. But....I've used plenty of online classes myself both canned interactive and with a live instructor. They do work. I just don't trust this family to actually do the work if they can get away with gaming the system.
I hope Watson beats out Shedookie for the starting QB job for the Browns. (Sort of like winning the tallest midget contest......)
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I was in school in the early 90s at Nebraska. I saw some "interesting" things occur with football players in the classes I was in with them. Now, they were there most of the time but I'm not sure that 100% of them did the work to get the grades they got but who knows. Players also missed a lot less class time then because of how travel was in the 90s versus now.
“I Got $11 in My Account”: Deion Sanders’ Eldest Son Opens Up on Financial Hardship and Father’s Harsh Response
“My dad, my dad is a real live man; he’s a legit man. So he raises kids to be men, which is actually rare these days. If you don’t have any money? Go. Do something about it. Why are you even telling me? You’re a man,” Deion Sanders’ eldest son, Deion Jr., said yesterday in an interview.
“So it’s not, ‘I can’t pay rent this month.’ Well, go do something about it? He’s not the handout guy. It’s worse when everyone thinks you have money because your name is Sanders. I got like $11 in my account, and one of my accounts is in the negative.”
“My dad, my dad is a real live man; he’s a legit man. So he raises kids to be men, which is actually rare these days. If you don’t have any money? Go. Do something about it. Why are you even telling me? You’re a man,” Deion Sanders’ eldest son, Deion Jr., said yesterday in an interview.
“So it’s not, ‘I can’t pay rent this month.’ Well, go do something about it? He’s not the handout guy. It’s worse when everyone thinks you have money because your name is Sanders. I got like $11 in my account, and one of my accounts is in the negative.”
Neon to Lil Neon: "I got a million problems....paying your rent ain't one of them."“I Got $11 in My Account”: Deion Sanders’ Eldest Son Opens Up on Financial Hardship and Father’s Harsh Response
“My dad, my dad is a real live man; he’s a legit man. So he raises kids to be men, which is actually rare these days. If you don’t have any money? Go. Do something about it. Why are you even telling me? You’re a man,” Deion Sanders’ eldest son, Deion Jr., said yesterday in an interview.
“So it’s not, ‘I can’t pay rent this month.’ Well, go do something about it? He’s not the handout guy. It’s worse when everyone thinks you have money because your name is Sanders. I got like $11 in my account, and one of my accounts is in the negative.”
Nothing like an adult male trying to flex and show off but in reality he hasn't earned anything and it is all the fruits of his dad's labor and success
“While They Hatin On Us”: Deion Sanders Jr Takes Aim at Haters by Flaunting 5000 Acre Ranch
“While They Hatin On Us”: Deion Sanders Jr Takes Aim at Haters by Flaunting 5000 Acre Ranch
Shilo Sanders bankruptcy: Deion ‘will cut his own head off’ before giving in
Why hasn’t this case against Shilo Sanders been resolved after 10 years?
Both sides face huge risks at trial this summer, when the bankruptcy court will try to determine if the debt stems from a “willful and malicious injury” from Sanders. Sanders, now 26, disputes that and has claimed he acted in self-defense.
If Darjean wins, Shilo would remain on the hook for that debt, which could follow him around until he pays it. If Shilo wins, he could get the debt discharged with relatively minimal damage to his bank account.
A compromise settlement would reduce the risk for both. But Darjean said there have been no settlement talks with the Sanders family, whose positions are often influenced by the father as the longtime breadwinner.
Darjean said the Sanders family “doesn’t want to settle” and called Deion Sanders “arrogant.”
“He will cut his own damn head off before he loses,” Darjean said. “That’s the type of person he is.”
The lack of settlement after so long has surprised legal experts.
“It’s extraordinary to see a case like this that could have settled privately and quietly years ago,” University of Texas law professor Mechele Dickerson told USA TODAY Sports last October. “There would have been a confidentiality and likely a non-disclosure agreement. He would have avoided the hassle, embarrassment, etc. that we’re seeing now.”
Why hasn’t this case against Shilo Sanders been resolved after 10 years?
Both sides face huge risks at trial this summer, when the bankruptcy court will try to determine if the debt stems from a “willful and malicious injury” from Sanders. Sanders, now 26, disputes that and has claimed he acted in self-defense.
If Darjean wins, Shilo would remain on the hook for that debt, which could follow him around until he pays it. If Shilo wins, he could get the debt discharged with relatively minimal damage to his bank account.
A compromise settlement would reduce the risk for both. But Darjean said there have been no settlement talks with the Sanders family, whose positions are often influenced by the father as the longtime breadwinner.
Darjean said the Sanders family “doesn’t want to settle” and called Deion Sanders “arrogant.”
“He will cut his own damn head off before he loses,” Darjean said. “That’s the type of person he is.”
The lack of settlement after so long has surprised legal experts.
“It’s extraordinary to see a case like this that could have settled privately and quietly years ago,” University of Texas law professor Mechele Dickerson told USA TODAY Sports last October. “There would have been a confidentiality and likely a non-disclosure agreement. He would have avoided the hassle, embarrassment, etc. that we’re seeing now.”
