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I could have sworn a couple of years ago a gentleman in his 60's made a team on defense. I am pretty sure we talked about it then. Anyone else remember this? My mind could be making stuff up too.

I reember the man. Might have been a yaer of two younger or maybe Jr College or this article could be wrong. Either way they are OLD! LOL

I am mulling the comment that 60 is old.......

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=2986313

Here is the guy I was thinking of...he was only 59.

Dossenator wrote:http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=2986313

Here is the guy I was thinking of...he was only 59.

Hear that Donovan; time to send in your letter of intent . . . Boise may find your, uh, "experience" refreshing.

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Dossenator wrote:http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=2986313

Here is the guy I was thinking of...he was only 59.

Only?!?! Both stories are awesome!

(I was shooting ball down at the court today and thinking about playing football. I'd like to try it. Heck I can barely get guys to play basketball, forget football! Playing in college would probably be the only way.)

Cane from the Bend wrote:

Dossenator wrote:http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=2986313

Here is the guy I was thinking of...he was only 59.

Hear that Donovan; time to send in your letter of intent . . . Boise may find your, uh, "experience" refreshing.

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I sent them my letter of intent...Good luck in the MWC..and take my name off the contributors list.

donovan wrote:I sent them my letter of intent...Good luck in the MWC..and take my name off the contributors list.

Don't tell me you're gonna move to Moscow, aqnd go Vandal on us

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donovan wrote:I am mulling the comment that 60 is old.......

I used to think 60 was old. Now I'm thinking middle aged ----- or hoping.......

OLD IS...
When you have a 56" Flat Screen mounted on the bedroom wall so you don't have to put your glasses
on to actually see the game clearly.

warrriorsfan808 wrote:OLD IS...
When you have a 56" Flat Screen mounted on the bedroom wall so you don't have to put your glasses
on to actually see the game clearly.

I'm good then, mine is only 46"

Idaho's defense has room for a strapping young lad like Donovan!

Spence wrote:

donovan wrote:I am mulling the comment that 60 is old.......

I used to think 60 was old. Now I'm thinking middle aged ----- or hoping.......

The way I see it, that is more and more true all of the time. I play ball at the Y and there are a few 50-somethings running up and down that court. A couple of them (I take as ex-college players could beat many of the 30-somethings.) My dad is 70, and has taken very little care of himself as far as exercise, diet, and social interaction (big I think) and he still does awful well! So much I think isn't in what you get too old to do, it is just things we stop doing. *But I have learned you heal slower the hard way!

WoVeU wrote:

Spence wrote:

donovan wrote:I am mulling the comment that 60 is old.......

I used to think 60 was old. Now I'm thinking middle aged ----- or hoping.......

The way I see it, that is more and more true all of the time. I play ball at the Y and there are a few 50-somethings running up and down that court. A couple of them (I take as ex-college players could beat many of the 30-somethings.) My dad is 70, and has taken very little care of himself as far as exercise, diet, and social interaction (big I think) and he still does awful well! So much I think isn't in what you get too old to do, it is just things we stop doing. *But I have learned you heal slower the hard way!

I still run and have for years. I was playing laser tag with my kids a few months back and found out there is a big difference between running and trying to make a cut. I cut to the left and pulled a calf muscle and was down three weeks.