Jabari Hunt Eligible for 2015 Season

To recall another famous quote from someone named Days in Tech football:

"We're going to Charlotte!"

Time for the rest of the world to be told to bring that weak-a$$ $#!+ our way, b!+ches.
 
To all the quarterbacks the team is gonna face this season:

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gtphd said:
People love to blame the Hill. All he had to do to stay eligible was maintain a 1.95 GPA and pass 70% of his classes. If you can't do that, it's your own fault.

That said, feel good for thr young man. Everyone goes through tough times in their lives, and it looks like he learned a lesson from his.
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True, but who said he did not pass 70%, or get a 1.95, and kept putting every undue obstacle in front of him to defeat him even as he was sacrificing and showing loyalty to his team and school?

It was the HillWipes who thought it was, once again, time to make a power play to show who they think should run the world.

F those stealing ingrates.
 
texstinger said:
True, but who said he did not pass 70%, or get a 1.95, and kept putting every undue obstacle in front of him to defeat him even as he was sacrificing and showing loyalty to his team and school?

It was the HillWipes who thought it was, once again, time to make a power play to show who they think should run the world.

F those stealing ingrates.
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You went full retard. Never go full retard.
 
If my memory serves correct, his father held him totally accountable for blowing his scholarship and eligibility - no blaming the Hill, coaches, or anyone else. If so, he deserves a lot of credit. Families that hold their kids accountable and leave it up to them to get out of their messes through humility and hard work invariably produce responsible adults. Congratulations to Jabari, with an assist to his family.
 
77GTFan said:
If my memory serves correct, his father held him totally accountable for blowing his scholarship and eligibility - no blaming the Hill, coaches, or anyone else. If so, he deserves a lot of credit. Families that hold their kids accountable and leave it up to them to get out of their messes through humility and hard work invariably produce responsible adults. Congratulations to Jabari, with an assist to his family.
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This.
 
Don't we usually blame the hill for not letting a player into Tech, not flunking them out?
 
texstinger said:
True, but who said he did not pass 70%, or get a 1.95, and kept putting every undue obstacle in front of him to defeat him even as he was sacrificing and showing loyalty to his team and school?

It was the HillWipes who thought it was, once again, time to make a power play to show who they think should run the world.

F those stealing ingrates.
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You're an idiot.
 
TheTaxJacket said:
Boom! Kid worked his ass off.
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Hats off to Mom and Dad Hunt-Days for giving Jabari the opportunity for accomplishment. Great for our team, but even better for the young man who learned a whole lot about himself and his abilities outside the white lines.
 
Yukonwreck said:
Hats off to Mom and Dad Hunt-Days for giving Jabari the opportunity for accomplishment. Great for our team, but even better for the young man who learned a whole lot about himself and his abilities outside the white lines.
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I second this. I'm hoping he comes out and has a monster year and a solid combine to go with his degree. If anyone deserves to succeed at this point, it's a kid like this who never gave up.
 
equivalent to getting a 4 star transfer in for his senior year at the second most important position on the team
 
JJacket said:
Don't we usually blame the hill for not letting a player into Tech, not flunking them out?
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People blame the Hill for anything and everything, usually with no actual reasoning behind it.

Congratulations to Jabari. Too often we hear stories that go the other way, about players who can't get it together despite being given all possible chances. It's great to have a story about someone who actually took advantage of the opportunity, and of course great as a Tech fan since he will make such a big difference to our team.
 
texstinger said:
True, but who said he did not pass 70%, or get a 1.95, and kept putting every undue obstacle in front of him to defeat him even as he was sacrificing and showing loyalty to his team and school?

It was the HillWipes who thought it was, once again, time to make a power play to show who they think should run the world.

F those stealing ingrates.
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Um, I don't usually ask this question, because I usually think that it is condescending and counterproductive most times it is used, but I feel it is warranted here. Did you go to Tech?
 
GTWannaBee said:
I second this. I'm hoping he comes out and has a monster year and a solid combine to go with his degree. If anyone deserves to succeed at this point, it's a kid like this who never gave up.
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If the practice reports are correct, he could be the top prospect out of GT next draft.
 
gtphd said:
If the practice reports are correct, he could be the top prospect out of GT next draft.
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As an underclassman, Kiper had him on the Big Board so definitely.
 
Welcome back, Jabari! Hope you have a monster year. We are proud of you and for you. It takes a lot of character and work to get back in good standing at GT .
 
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