Posted on 11/07/2025 8:06:25 PM PST by nickcarraway
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Of course not. Still, was this a crime? Some sort of violation?
Or is he guilty of "flaunting"?
“Still, was this a crime?”
Exposing the corrupt system.
Still in college 25 years old?
Zach got trolled, and he fell for it.
Lots of people are still in college at 25, particularly those who joined the military after high school and then used their GI Bill to pay for college.
“Calzada, who is playing his seventh season of college football”
Seventh season? What’s he doing, getting a PhD?

Counting hundred dollar bills at Kentucky is not flaunting NIL money.
Longhorns driving around Austin in Lamborghinis is flaunting NIL money.
Guess I must be old --- I thought you were only eligible for four seasons at most. When did that change?
Agree and perfectly understand those cases. My two sons were military. But in this case he started at A&M in 2019, correct?
He certainly is the blabber mouth of the year. This is why we can’t have nice things.
Wonder what their car insurance costs?
It does not matter. The Taxpayers and Booster Clubs will pay it.
Four standard years.
Plus:
One redshirt year (practice but don’t play in games)
One injury exemption year if granted.
The seventh was a “COVID year” for 2020-2021 in case a player was enrolled in a state or a school that shut down or curtailed their sports program (thankfully this will be ending soon)
sounds like he’s itching to get robbed.
This is his seventh year playing college football, he started in 2019. Four different colleges.
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