QB Josh Rosen

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Kyle Juszczyk‏Verified account @JuiceCheck44 25m25 minutes agoMore

Couldn't disagree more, Josh. School combined with football teaches you time management; a skill that will get you far in all facets of life

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Kyle Juszczyk‏Verified account @JuiceCheck44 25m25 minutes agoMore

Couldn't disagree more, Josh. School combined with football teaches you time management; a skill that will get you far in all facets of life

That's right Juice, slap down that petulant spoiled brat. Rosen made some comment about how school and football just don't go together, then cited some crap about Alabama and their SAT scores for football players. Going to find himself out of the first round he keeps that up.

Originally posted by ninerjok:

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Kyle Juszczyk‏Verified account @JuiceCheck44 25m25 minutes agoMore

Couldn't disagree more, Josh. School combined with football teaches you time management; a skill that will get you far in all facets of life

That's right Juice, slap down that petulant spoiled brat. Rosen made some comment about how school and football just don't go together, then cited some crap about Alabama and their SAT scores for football players. Going to find himself out of the first round he keeps that up.

Technically Rosen is right the majority of the athletes who attend college are not because of a degree but because its a way out of the poor life style they grew up in trying to make it to the NFL which not all succeed. Universities need to do more for athletes was the point.

Juice taking the quote out of context.

Originally posted by 49er_Rider:

Originally posted by ninerjok:

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Kyle Juszczyk‏Verified account @JuiceCheck44 25m25 minutes agoMore

Couldn't disagree more, Josh. School combined with football teaches you time management; a skill that will get you far in all facets of life

That's right Juice, slap down that petulant spoiled brat. Rosen made some comment about how school and football just don't go together, then cited some crap about Alabama and their SAT scores for football players. Going to find himself out of the first round he keeps that up.

Technically Rosen is right the majority of the athletes who attend college are not because of a degree but because its a way out of the poor life style they grew up in trying to make it to the NFL which not all succeed. Universities need to do more for athletes was the point.

Juice taking the quote out of context.

I agree, completely taken out of context. I mean Juice was from harvard so i know he feels strongly about education but i get where Rosen is coming from. I always wondered how football players excel so much on the field and are still able to attend classes and study. Maybe they are that good at time management, god-given smart, or dont require the full 8 hours of sleep. I know there is a good handful of them that get passes for their classes or take super duper easy majors.

Originally posted by ninerjok:

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Kyle Juszczyk‏Verified account @JuiceCheck44 25m25 minutes agoMore

Couldn't disagree more, Josh. School combined with football teaches you time management; a skill that will get you far in all facets of life

That's right Juice, slap down that petulant spoiled brat. Rosen made some comment about how school and football just don't go together, then cited some crap about Alabama and their SAT scores for football players. Going to find himself out of the first round he keeps that up.

good, better value when we pick him up in the second

Originally posted by JustinNiner:

Originally posted by ninerjok:

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Kyle Juszczyk‏Verified account @JuiceCheck44 25m25 minutes agoMore

Couldn't disagree more, Josh. School combined with football teaches you time management; a skill that will get you far in all facets of life

That's right Juice, slap down that petulant spoiled brat. Rosen made some comment about how school and football just don't go together, then cited some crap about Alabama and their SAT scores for football players. Going to find himself out of the first round he keeps that up.

good, better value when we pick him up in the second

i don't follow this crap no more but is he "slipping down" the draft boards so early?

Originally posted by 49er_Rider:

Originally posted by ninerjok:

Originally posted by ninerAxe:

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Kyle Juszczyk‏Verified account @JuiceCheck44 25m25 minutes agoMore

Couldn't disagree more, Josh. School combined with football teaches you time management; a skill that will get you far in all facets of life

That's right Juice, slap down that petulant spoiled brat. Rosen made some comment about how school and football just don't go together, then cited some crap about Alabama and their SAT scores for football players. Going to find himself out of the first round he keeps that up.

Technically Rosen is right the majority of the athletes who attend college are not because of a degree but because its a way out of the poor life style they grew up in trying to make it to the NFL which not all succeed. Universities need to do more for athletes was the point.

Juice taking the quote out of context.

You may be right but it still doesn't change the fact Rosen is an entitled spoiled brat.

Originally posted by 49er_Rider:

Originally posted by ninerjok:

Originally posted by ninerAxe:
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Kyle Juszczyk‏Verified account @JuiceCheck44 25m25 minutes agoMore

Couldn't disagree more, Josh. School combined with football teaches you time management; a skill that will get you far in all facets of life

That's right Juice, slap down that petulant spoiled brat. Rosen made some comment about how school and football just don't go together, then cited some crap about Alabama and their SAT scores for football players. Going to find himself out of the first round he keeps that up.

Technically Rosen is right the majority of the athletes who attend college are not because of a degree but because its a way out of the poor life style they grew up in trying to make it to the NFL which not all succeed. Universities need to do more for athletes was the point.

Juice taking the quote out of context.

College football has become so simplified in this age of the spread offense for both sides with guys not even needing to learn protections or coverages. If he can't handle school and football then it speaks volumes as to his personal limitations and laziness especially with all of the support student athletes are given today. The fact that people have not only handled it and thrived doing it for close to a century with more complicated systems and less support in class should be all that's needed to counter his soft minded perception.

I also don't agree with the notion that most college athletes are shooting for the pro's. There are a limited number of players that actually get drafted every year and that is something that most coaches are hammering into these kids. I think his mindset only applies to the top 5% of student athletes that know they have the potential to get drafted. To further this point take into account that there are only 1,696 players in the NFL at any one time and just some 256 getting drafted every year vs 115 schools in Div I football all with an avg of 110 players each. Now add the guys playing on scholarships in Div II and III.

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by 49er_Rider:

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Kyle Juszczyk‏Verified account @JuiceCheck44 25m25 minutes agoMore

Couldn't disagree more, Josh. School combined with football teaches you time management; a skill that will get you far in all facets of life

That's right Juice, slap down that petulant spoiled brat. Rosen made some comment about how school and football just don't go together, then cited some crap about Alabama and their SAT scores for football players. Going to find himself out of the first round he keeps that up.

Technically Rosen is right the majority of the athletes who attend college are not because of a degree but because its a way out of the poor life style they grew up in trying to make it to the NFL which not all succeed. Universities need to do more for athletes was the point.

Juice taking the quote out of context.

College football has become so simplified in this age of the spread offense for both sides with guys not even needing to learn protections or coverages. If he can't handle school and football then it speaks volumes as to his personal limitations and laziness especially with all of the support student athletes are given today. The fact that people have not only handled it and thrived doing it for close to a century with more complicated systems and less support in class should be all that's needed to counter his soft minded perception.

I also don't agree with the notion that most college athletes are shooting for the pro's. There are a limited number of players that actually get drafted every year and that is something that most coaches are hammering into these kids. I think his mindset only applies to the top 5% of student athletes that know they have the potential to get drafted. To further this point take into account that there are only 1,696 players in the NFL at any one time and just some 256 getting drafted every year vs 115 schools in Div I football all with an avg of 110 players each. Now add the guys playing on scholarships in Div II and III.

I think you need to read the article bud

Originally posted by 49er_Rider:

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by 49er_Rider:

Originally posted by ninerjok:

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Kyle Juszczyk‏Verified account @JuiceCheck44 25m25 minutes agoMore

Couldn't disagree more, Josh. School combined with football teaches you time management; a skill that will get you far in all facets of life

That's right Juice, slap down that petulant spoiled brat. Rosen made some comment about how school and football just don't go together, then cited some crap about Alabama and their SAT scores for football players. Going to find himself out of the first round he keeps that up.

Technically Rosen is right the majority of the athletes who attend college are not because of a degree but because its a way out of the poor life style they grew up in trying to make it to the NFL which not all succeed. Universities need to do more for athletes was the point.

Juice taking the quote out of context.

College football has become so simplified in this age of the spread offense for both sides with guys not even needing to learn protections or coverages. If he can't handle school and football then it speaks volumes as to his personal limitations and laziness especially with all of the support student athletes are given today. The fact that people have not only handled it and thrived doing it for close to a century with more complicated systems and less support in class should be all that's needed to counter his soft minded perception.

I also don't agree with the notion that most college athletes are shooting for the pro's. There are a limited number of players that actually get drafted every year and that is something that most coaches are hammering into these kids. I think his mindset only applies to the top 5% of student athletes that know they have the potential to get drafted. To further this point take into account that there are only 1,696 players in the NFL at any one time and just some 256 getting drafted every year vs 115 schools in Div I football all with an avg of 110 players each. Now add the guys playing on scholarships in Div II and III.

I think you need to read the article bud

" Rosen perfectly and frankly laid out the reality of the "student-athlete" label that the NCAA loves to slap on its players—namely, that it makes no sense. You can be a student, or you can be an athlete, but doing both requires an impossible amount of time, even for someone who loves school, as Rosen says he does. "Human beings don't belong in school with our schedules," Rosen said. "No one in their right mind should have a football player's schedule and go to school."

He still sounds like an entitled prick.

What he's complaining about is not impossible....

http://www.businessinsider.com/college-student-athletes-spend-40-hours-a-week-practicing-2015-1

45 hours, that's the workload an avg athlete in a bcs school puts in...about the same as a student working full time and going to school without the benefit of being a student athlete that gets coddled in schools that make football a priority....and yet thousands upon thousands of kids manage it every semester of every year.

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by 49er_Rider:

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by 49er_Rider:

Originally posted by ninerjok:

Originally posted by ninerAxe:

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Kyle Juszczyk‏Verified account @JuiceCheck44 25m25 minutes agoMore

Couldn't disagree more, Josh. School combined with football teaches you time management; a skill that will get you far in all facets of life

That's right Juice, slap down that petulant spoiled brat. Rosen made some comment about how school and football just don't go together, then cited some crap about Alabama and their SAT scores for football players. Going to find himself out of the first round he keeps that up.

Technically Rosen is right the majority of the athletes who attend college are not because of a degree but because its a way out of the poor life style they grew up in trying to make it to the NFL which not all succeed. Universities need to do more for athletes was the point.

Juice taking the quote out of context.

College football has become so simplified in this age of the spread offense for both sides with guys not even needing to learn protections or coverages. If he can't handle school and football then it speaks volumes as to his personal limitations and laziness especially with all of the support student athletes are given today. The fact that people have not only handled it and thrived doing it for close to a century with more complicated systems and less support in class should be all that's needed to counter his soft minded perception.

I also don't agree with the notion that most college athletes are shooting for the pro's. There are a limited number of players that actually get drafted every year and that is something that most coaches are hammering into these kids. I think his mindset only applies to the top 5% of student athletes that know they have the potential to get drafted. To further this point take into account that there are only 1,696 players in the NFL at any one time and just some 256 getting drafted every year vs 115 schools in Div I football all with an avg of 110 players each. Now add the guys playing on scholarships in Div II and III.

I think you need to read the article bud

" Rosen perfectly and frankly laid out the reality of the "student-athlete" label that the NCAA loves to slap on its players—namely, that it makes no sense. You can be a student, or you can be an athlete, but doing both requires an impossible amount of time, even for someone who loves school, as Rosen says he does. "Human beings don't belong in school with our schedules," Rosen said. "No one in their right mind should have a football player's schedule and go to school."

He still sounds like an entitled prick.

What he's complaining about is not impossible....

http://www.businessinsider.com/college-student-athletes-spend-40-hours-a-week-practicing-2015-1

45 hours, that's the workload an avg athlete in a bcs school puts in...about the same as a student working full time and going to school without the benefit of being a student athlete that gets coddled in schools that make football a priority....and yet thousands upon thousands of kids manage it every semester of every year.

Your obviously haven't read that's not even his point.

lol I read the title of the story also and just assume to know what it's all about also. Then there's the whole some classes he literally can't attend to get his major done cause of his football schedule and you wonder why is that class only available once a semester.

Originally posted by 49er_Rider:
Your obviously haven't read that's not even his point.

I think you are missing the point.

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

lol I read the title of the story also and just assume to know what it's all about also. Then there's the whole some classes he literally can't attend to get his major done cause of his football schedule and you wonder why is that class only available once a semester.

Its the whole notion that you need to pick either football or your education and that the programs dont do enough for students after football. Programs are more worried about winning and making them eligible to play doing them no favors.

Its been going on for decades

I'm going to go out on a limb here and say this will have exactly zero impact on his draft stock...