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Tyler Stargel Last Game
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takethepoints
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Thanks, Tyler! You always left your heart and your guts on the field for us. Good luck going forward.
iceeater1969
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Come back down to gulf shores for a break and then the world is yours.
Thanks for playing the muliple positions the team needed.
Thanks for playing the muliple positions the team needed.
chewybaka
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Sorry to hear if it...solid contributors are what make a TEAM...disturbing trend...hope this is not an systemic issue but it certainly appears so from an outsider's observation...
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My goodness, I guess I read the article wrong because I thought this was good news for Tyler. I certainly didn't come away with the impression that this was part of any type of trend, other than what we expect of Georgia Tech students. We expect our students, and student/athletes, to graduate. I'm especially proud to hear he already has job offers lined up. Good luck to Tyler in all his future plans. Thank you for what you have given to your school, your team, and your fans.
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Another kid that goes to a great school, plays his heart out for the best team in the nation, catches a few job offers and has a great start to life. Kudos to you sir and thank you from the Tech Fans everywhere.
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No way, unless you are on some kind of witch hunt.
CHE90
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Did you even read the article? Not sure how you can conclude that if you read it.
sidewalkGTfan
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The guy is physically banged up, tired of playing football and is graduating. He's ready to start the rest of his life. There's no "disturbing trend" here.
TomOReilly
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An example of the 40 year plan...Great job!
Skeptic
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Some folks are like DIs in a white glove inspection. T'hey always found dust where there wasn't any dust because they wanted to find dust and therefore there was dust. The kid is graduating. From GT. He told the AJC there was no there there, he had a good experience and simply could not look forward to another winter of rehab for an injury that may never go away. Would we have him sign that in blood? Actually, he already has. Good luck to him, and he is on his way to that because the hardest thing in the world to do is give up something you love because it is time.
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Good luck and God speed Tyler. Thanks for your hard work. Hope you go out with a bang Saturday.
Wrecking Ball
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Exactly. I don't know how Comrade Chewybaka did not get the memo on the only appropriate conclusions to draw from our fourth or fifth player leaving/announcing they are leaving the team before the season is done yet this year, and especially before the last game during hate week.
No, no reasonable person could draw any conclusions other than the Smarm and Sunshine (TM) company line. Comrade Chewybaka is in fact deficient and must be sent for re education.
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Tyler's torn ligament ankle problem sounds like one I suffered when I was a youngster. It kept being re-injured until finally they put it in a cast for 6 weeks. After that it was still very weak and the doc told me it might get completely well if I did not turn it again for ten years. So I kept it wrapped and didn't injure it again, it did get well, and finally I had a happy ending to what could have been a lifetime injury.
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I bet you are absolutely right...an injury that isn't fully healed, graduating in December, quoted as saying he's ready to move onto the next stage of life, that he has job interviews lined up, a girl friend to spend time with...surely those things have NOTHING to do with his decision. He must hate playing for GT under CPJ and CTR. This move is just to thumb his nose at tech.
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Meh. I wouldn't read too much into it. Stargel was recruited for Al Groh's system and hasn't really had a position for us in the new one. He's largely been a non-factor. He's at DE now and buried on the depth chart behind guys who are coming back so he's not going to play next year either. Throw in his injury, with potentially permanent repercussions, and will get his degree this year it's not surprising. Guys like that bow out all the time and I can't really blame them.
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Guy his played at whatever position asked even though not his natural spot.
He realizes we have committed to Freeman and young lb.
Could have eaten gtaa STeaks and coasted while getting advanced degree, but decided to give ga tech an extra roster spot. Need guys like him in any organization.
He realizes we have committed to Freeman and young lb.
Could have eaten gtaa STeaks and coasted while getting advanced degree, but decided to give ga tech an extra roster spot. Need guys like him in any organization.
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Huh?