Recruiting Question -- Answered by UCF

[kellyleeks]

Awhile ago I asked a question about recruiting a player with no arms, but was something like 6'6", 265lbs and could run a 4.2. The thread was deleted by the administrators.

Well, according to CNN the University of Central Florida offered a scholarship to a one handed kid, who signed last week. Here's the article:
http://www.cnn.com/video/standard.h.../08/dnt-one-handed-football-player.bay-news-9

While I don't expect that the admin will offer up a public apology, I will accept it anyway because I'm the bigger person. Apology accepted.

 

[Dr.Don]

" The thread was deleted by the administrators. "

 

[Coolew01]

Awhile ago I asked a question about recruiting a player with no arms, but was something like 6'6", 265lbs and could run a 4.2. The thread was deleted by the administrators.

Well, according to CNN the University of Central Florida offered a scholarship to a one handed kid, who signed last week. Here's the article:
http://www.cnn.com/video/standard.html?hpt=hp_c4#/video/sports/2013/02/08/dnt-one-handed-football-player.bay-news-9

While I don't expect that the admin will offer up a public apology, I will accept it anyway because I'm the bigger person. Apology accepted.

You button hooked me and I ain't got no dukes

http://youtu.be/9IhNuUjK6CI


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[Bob_Loblaw]

There was a kid I played HS football with (he was 2 years older than me) who had one hand and the other hand was nub (sorry if that's not the technical term, no disrespect). He was a heck of a football player, played OL and I believe he ended up at St. Johns, I am not sure if he played all the way through or not.