Saturday, June 13, 2009, 04:47 PM EST
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When you look at recruiting classes in colleges most of the top 100 recruits are from the states of; California, Texas, and Florida, they make most of the great athletes in college football. Now if you look at Cali and Texas they have community colleges that have football programs. Florida has a law or something where community colleges cant have football programs. That might be one of the dumbest things ever. Florida is known for there athletes, and just think of all the people in the state that could be the next Randy Moss or the next Champ Bailey that don't get that chance. Not everyone while in high school are great when it comes to class, but are great athletes. So pretty much the state is saying if you want to play football but your grades were not good enough to make it to big school you are messed up. Now I now I know they can just move to another state but not everyone has the means to do that. I personally thin if the state lifts this law the number of recruits from Florida will triple. It makes no sense at all and I don't think there is one good reason why this is a school law in this great state. For example..... What if the guy that was Tim Tebows backup in high school didn't get to play and was great but his grades were not great enough to go to a good school to play football. He will never show his full potential in sports because he had nowhere to play football. I just don't understand it.
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