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Originally posted by CaptFritzWilkins graduated in 3 years all the while playing 40 games a year for the football team. That’s impressive.
Yes it is. I read somewhere that it was actually 2.5 years
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Originally posted by Hoppyquote:
Originally posted by CaptFritzWilkins graduated in 3 years all the while playing 40 games a year for the football team. That’s impressive.
Yes it is. I read somewhere that it was actually 2.5 years
Was that in the same article where you read about Muschamp being on the hot seat?
Sorry Hoppy, you tee’d that one up too high to ignore. No harm meant. 
“…be a man and PM me.”
quote:A raise doesn't win games. Come back with that vanilla defense, and elementary school offense , and they'll continue to flounder. Clemson will beat the s h I t out of Carolina again and again, Muschamp will last as long as Pat stayed in the Army.
Originally posted by bangstickquote:
Originally posted by Hoppyquote:
Originally posted by CaptFritzWilkins graduated in 3 years all the while playing 40 games a year for the football team. That’s impressive.
Yes it is. I read somewhere that it was actually 2.5 years
Was that in the same article where you read about Muschamp being on the hot seat?
Sorry Hoppy, you tee’d that one up too high to ignore. No harm meant.
“…be a man and PM me.”
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Originally posted by bangstickquote:
Originally posted by Hoppyquote:
Originally posted by CaptFritzWilkins graduated in 3 years all the while playing 40 games a year for the football team. That’s impressive.
Yes it is. I read somewhere that it was actually 2.5 years
Was that in the same article where you read about Muschamp being on the hot seat?
Sorry Hoppy, you tee’d that one up too high to ignore. No harm meant.
Idk - Maybe Swinney is making all this stuff up?
"We’ve had a couple of these guys stick around for another (Swinney motions to Christian Wilkins and crowd applauds). I think it’s great in this day in age and you have a guy like Christian Wilkins, who graduated from Clemson in 2.5 years and who’s sticking around to get a graduate degree and continuing his experience at Clemson. That says a lot about this great person we all love.