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'19 JC ILB Jashua Allen (SIGNED to COLORADO)

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Any news on this guy? Is he still solid? Will he repeat his visit? I don't see any other visits scheduled or much information.
 
A JUCO guy having academics issues is inexcusable. Being a student athlete at a school like CU is incredibly hard. It’s like a 60 hour a week job, with tons of travel.
 
skinsfan55 said:
A JUCO guy having academics issues is inexcusable. Being a student athlete at a school like CU is incredibly hard. It’s like a 60 hour a week job, with tons of travel.
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Unfortunately, academics are likely the reason he's at a Juco to begin with. Some kids turn it around. Some never do. Too bad, because the kid has obvious talent.
 
skinsfan55 said:
A JUCO guy having academics issues is inexcusable. Being a student athlete at a school like CU is incredibly hard. It’s like a 60 hour a week job, with tons of travel.
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RollTad21 said:
Unfortunately, academics are likely the reason he's at a Juco to begin with. Some kids turn it around. Some never do. Too bad, because the kid has obvious talent.
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As I’ve disclosed before, my spouse taught him in high school. There are significant mitigating factors to his academic performance so perhaps you shouldn’t be so quick to make assumptions.
 
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