RaidRRick said:

When did Curtis and Peasant leave? They both played in the Spring Game.

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My mistake. I need to change things in portal database. There’s errors. I’ll change it

When did Curtis and Peasant leave? They both played in the Spring Game.

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HS highlights....

ewglenn said:

I graduate on Saturday so I’ll finally be full blown true blue. I’m curious what yall do for work and where you work (what you did and where you worked for you old farts 😂).

Masters in Management- Organizational Leadership 24’
Satellite Shelters- Branch Manager

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Congrats on graduating!

I graduate on Saturday so I’ll finally be full blown true blue. I’m curious what yall do for work and where you work (what you did and where you worked for you old farts 😂).

Masters in Management- Organizational Leadership 24’
Satellite Shelters- Branch Manager

A lot of P5 guys there. I know that was a complaint about Rick in years past.

05' Industrial/Organizational Psychology.

Many a day in good ole Peck Hall. Wouldnt change a thing about it.

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Give me a bit I’ll update eligibility

Think you still see them add 6-10 guys before fall camp at the moment.

Have to add some bodies at places

MidTennMtneer said:

BS Recording Industry '02. In Cummings, Beasley, and Gracie. Lived off campus senior year.
Realized Jr year I didn't want my major (thanks to Legal Problems of the Recording Industry class) but was young and dumb and wanted out of school so I focused on my Business Admin Minor.

One of my biggest regrets in life is not staying one more year to graduate in Entrepreneurship.

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A bunch of my buddies stayed in Cummings

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jakeboldenbrp said:

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Another long shot off this list. What is brewing at Mississippi State?

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The Ga Southern HC is now an assistant coach at MSU.

Matt Dossett said:

The recording industry program is fantastic

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It is. But after the project in that class of writing a recording contract and seeing someone like Garth Brooks made less than $0.20 per CD sold, I couldn't stand it. Didn't want to produce or be an exec for major labels, but to survive on your own you had to have a name for yourself. To make that you had to work for the labels. I refused.

Nowadays 20yrs later it is much different. An artist can be independent and make it. Market on socials, YouTube, etc. And a producer can work with them. Still don't regret my business focus though. I've been an entrepreneur and I love what I do now, just wish my degree matched with it more.

Lesson learned.