May 23, 2022
11:38:54am
11:38:54am
It was pretty laughable when Vance law was playing his oldest kid
That was nepotism at its worst.
But then it sounds like his younger one(s) were more legit.
I think it comes down to if it passes the smell test with how legit the actual player is.
But I could see it causing issues for both parties involved but if the kid is really good (like it sounds like) than I bet it can be a great situation
But then it sounds like his younger one(s) were more legit.
I think it comes down to if it passes the smell test with how legit the actual player is.
But I could see it causing issues for both parties involved but if the kid is really good (like it sounds like) than I bet it can be a great situation
Originally posted on May 23, 2022 at 11:38:54am
Message modified by cougfanz on May 23, 2022 at 11:39:23am
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