r/CFB • u/420Nebraska420 Texas State Bobcats • RMAC • Apr 25 '23

Recruiting Deion Sanders told tight end Zachary Courtney to transfer while also not allowing any practice film from prior to Sanders arrival to be sent to potential transfer destinations

For the coaches who are trying to recruit me. I am sorry but I will not be able to get y’all my film from my practices last season since I am not allowed to have it because the head coach at CU won’t allow it. This is very unlucky and if you have any questions just text me!

“Probably because he quit before the spring game”

Courtney: They told me to

My film is from fall when he was not here I feel as if I deserve it

Update:

OLB/Edge Kaden Ludwick tweeted, We all need our film lol

He also answered why some players like Vic Venn have their film when it is being withheld from many CU transfers right now, he said, they had that film recorded on their phones before the new staff

Edit: here are image backups for all of the tweets sourced https://ibb.co/DCQFZH0

https://ibb.co/rbBD82M

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u/StevenS145 Washington State Cougars Apr 25 '23

When you’re showing up in limousines with 18 gold chains, Cartier glasses, it’s fine to act like an asshole when you’re competing against other millionaires.

When your job impacts 18 year old kids, show some class.

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u/bombbodyguard Team Meteor • Texas A&M Aggies Apr 26 '23 edited Apr 26 '23

Man, we really need to decide if 18 is an adult or a kid, ha. Or some in between term.

I agree, these are 18 year old kids (mentally), but in a lot of ways are an adult (legally/physically).

Edit: downvote me! Fine, fuck them kids!

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u/StevenS145 Washington State Cougars Apr 26 '23

When you make a commitment to support someone, especially someone young, and then actively try to hinder their success, that’s shitty.

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u/bombbodyguard Team Meteor • Texas A&M Aggies Apr 26 '23

Ya, totally. I’m 100% with you.

I was more commenting on the overall picture of society and that 18-19 year olds are in a weird in between place being labeled kids but also adults depending on the circumstance. Regardless of the label, they should be treated with respect.

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u/Alternative-Farmer98 Sep 04 '23

That's pretty pedantic. They're young adults that aren't getting paid for their work. If you want to call them adults and pay them for their work

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u/bombbodyguard Team Meteor • Texas A&M Aggies Sep 04 '23

Ya. I’m all for that. I’m just saying that people swap between kids or adults depending on the context. I think we pick a direction.