'16 GA RB Elijah Holyfield

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"Forgot to mention, four-star running back Elijah Holyfield is visiting Tennessee next Wednesday, March 11. He will be on spring break and is visiting several schools, starting with Auburn this weekend."

-Fortenberry
 
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secking said:
How u really feel? lol
Thing about any battle against AU, TN is at a di$advantage and not much you can do.
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Do you really think Evander Holyfield's son would really go where the short term money is, or go somewhere where he can play early and often to get recognized by NFL teams? I doubt daddy is listening too much to money in his sons recruitment.
 
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WreckingVol said:
Do you really think Evander Holyfield's son would really go where the short term money is, or go somewhere where he can play early and often to get recognized by NFL teams? I doubt daddy is listening too much to money in his sons recruitment.
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Evander has squandered his money. Net worth of about $500k. I still think you're on point, but he's no longer rolling in the money he once was.
 
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cncchris33 said:
Evander has squandered his money. Net worth of about $500k. I still think you're on point, but he's no longer rolling in the money he once was.
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That's an interesting point. I never understood how professional athletes blow all of their money. It just doesn't seem hard, especially for a prize fighter, to set a lot of money back.
 
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WreckingVol said:
That's an interesting point. I never understood how professional athletes blow all of their money. It just doesn't seem hard, especially for a prize fighter, to set a lot of money back.
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Can't imagine where it all went.

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and a chit ton of child support payments
 
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WreckingVol said:
That's an interesting point. I never understood how professional athletes blow all of their money. It just doesn't seem hard, especially for a prize fighter, to set a lot of money back.
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Professional athletes and lottery winners, 2 groups of people who generally have the most trouble with a large and fast influx of cash.
 
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I'm almost positive I could make it work somehow, someway. Actually From time to time I think about what I would do if I ever was to come into a lot of money somehow (I don't gamble or play the lottery btw). So I have a plan. Just need the money. Anyone ?
 
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volssam said:
I'm almost positive I could make it work somehow, someway. Actually From time to time I think about what I would do if I ever was to come into a lot of money somehow (I don't gamble or play the lottery btw). So I have a plan. Just need the money. Anyone ?[/QUOTE

In this case, his entourage and extended family convinced him to invest in countless ventures that had zero chance of succeeding except to cash the leeches out. He was too giving to people he unwisely trusted.

So you can earn it or con others out of it. You are an earn it kind of guy.
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WreckingVol said:
That's an interesting point. I never understood how professional athletes blow all of their money. It just doesn't seem hard, especially for a prize fighter, to set a lot of money back.
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Child support will eat a big chunk in a hurry as well.
 
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