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Re: Nate Frazier remembers âfun part of footballâ as career-best day honors Georgia staffer
Maybe that’s the downside of NIL. It took an amateur sport, where guys played for love of their chosen school, and turned it into a semi-pro sport with all the pressure that comes with it. We forget sometimes that most of these young men are not even old enough to legally buy alcohol. Perhaps, in some cases, NIL has taken away playing for love or the fun of the game and put undue pressure on these young men.
However, I am so happy for Nate that perhaps he has found playing the game fun again. Like many of us, I am a big Nate Frazier fan. He’s a vital part of our success. .He represents the “G” very well, is a DGD and I’m sure he will always be a DGD when he moves on from his college career and hopefully to a very successful pro career. Great win today guys! That was fun to watch! Keep chopping! Go Dawgs!
BornADawg
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Well, whatever they did to get Nate Frazier ready for today should be mandatory for the whole team from now on! He’s running like a man possessed!
GoodOlDawg
Re: Nate Frazier remembers âfun part of footballâ as career-best day honors Georgia staffer
Very well said, sir! Many thanks!