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I’d love to see him at Texas and run all over his useless, selfish self. And I’d make sure to tell him after every run.
Just imagine where Alexander would be in his development right now if he had stayed at UGA. A cautionaty tale about chasing money (NIL).
He was a locker room cancer that we got rid of him and couldn't care less where he ends up. It will not be Georgia I guarantee that fact.
This kid doesn't realize he's ruining his life. Who would want him on a team - he only cares about himself.
He's just transferring! WHile he may be immature or chasing the dollar, or just getting back closer to home, who knows why. He hasn't ruined his life the way some of you are making it out to be. If he's good enough to get drafted in the top couple of rounds in the draft, he's going to make alot of money. Alot of money! Doesn't mean his life will be a success, but he plays a premium position at the next level. An NFL team will not care anything at all about his transferring, if he's a top draft choice. Well, maybe Arthur Blank would.
I guess it depends on your definition of "ruining" . He certainly isn't maximizing his professional worth by rejecting the professional development he would have undoubtedly capitalized on had he stayed at UGA.
It is starting to sound like Mr Alexander is one of those people looking to skate through and grab what he can. That does not bode well for maximizing his draft position. I point to Maason Smith as a cautionary tale. Former #1 overall HS recruit. Elite size. Suffered an unfortunate injury. But in 2 healthy CFB seasons didn't particularly distinguish himself. Now hard to find in the first 3 rounds of any of the mock drafts.
Bear certainly is coming off as a mercenary, immature and incapable of commitment to his team or himself. All things that will contribute to "ruining" his draft position after this season.
Instability is not a good thing. Played for three different high schools and hasn’t stayed at a school more than one season in college. Who does this remind us of? Sure, “he’s just transferring.” Sure, it’s not the end of his life. But, it is reflective of his character and immaturity. As my grandma used to say, “Something just ain’t right about that boy.” Often times, not always of course, kids with problems of loyalty and “sticktuitiveness” have been raised in a very a somewhat difficult home environment. Hopefully, Bear will grow up someday. I hope he finds a place where he can be a good teammate and be happy.
As I said, we don't know his motivation for doing what he's doing. Maybe it's mental? Sound familiar? Think A.G. But I will say this. If the work ethic is there(not saying it is)and it's not a mental thing, and he distinguishes himself in whatever college career he has left. Transferring 2-3 time will be a bump in the road as it's about become the new norm, if changes arent made. A player can play a year, check the market, go somewhere else for a higher price for a year and recheck the market and so on. Coaches do it and so do professionals.
Probably best that he moved on.
I'm sticking with the word ruining. A tiny percentage make it to the NFL. A smaller percentage make it two years in the NFL. Can you imagine what the percentage is for someone who's chosen to play somewhere different every year of his high school and college life. That lack of discipline will not translate to financial success. I don't mean any harm to the kid, but people should be open about the obvious danger this will have in his life. They should be telling kids to watch out.
looks like he was just testing the waters. Probably received a bump.
My thoughts too. Squeezed more out of desperate to win USC. Tried to do that at UGA. Telling that CKS said thanks but no thanks.