Paris all done at psu
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Sadly, he's done. But he can look back with pride at making a real contribution to a big-time college football program as it rises back to national prominence.
As Rick Blaine said in Casablanca, "we'll always have Paris"
As Rick Blaine said in Casablanca, "we'll always have Paris"
Paris just announced a very classy thank you, stepped up when we needed him and by all accounts and appearances is a fine young man and a great teammate. Why the negativity? Who cares what he benched last year? Do you feel the need to piss on everyone's parade?
Tell me all you know about Lackawanna College's strength training program. My guess is not much at all.
Fool.
Seeing how their HFC was a huge weight lifter in college and a lineman, I do find it surprising that any OL man comes out of there benching 185. Now i have no idea if that number is accurate
Talk about a guy who improved since stepping on campus. Best wishes for a successful future.
paris came ill-prepared for d-1 fb. once he got here, i think he really showed growth. be interesting to see if can can continue and perhaps land a fa contract. think he's only tapped his ability as of now.
I'll always look fondly at the contributions this young man has made. He worked hard for this team and made contributions beyond the field, his attitude and enthusiasm is something you learn to appreciate from lineman. After the beating the line took last year, his skills definitely progressed.
I guess that knee injury was pretty bad. Sounds like he is done with football. Thought he was only a sophomore.
Well said.
Sounds like for Paris and PSU, it was Louvre at first sight.
Thank you for choosing the Nittany Lions and for helping the team regain a higher win level.
Paris, we hope you continue on a strong path toward getting your degree and reaching your goals. Best of luck going forward!
This kid has this kid has come a long way to get where he was. Good luck, Paris.
http://www.philly.com/philly/sports...mer_s_long_road_to_success_at_Penn_State.html
http://www.philly.com/philly/sports...mer_s_long_road_to_success_at_Penn_State.html
I find I difficult to believe that an OT even at a Jr. College could only bench 185. Let alone earn a scholarship at a major D1 school .
There was a guy named Paris in my hometown. Older than me, not a deep thinker. Was in boy scouts with him. He carried a big plastic cup as his "mess kit".
Put all his food in there,eggs bacon cheese cocoa, mashed It up and scraped it into his face off the edge of the cup. Claimed it was all gonna get mixed together anyway.
Paris went to Vietnam at age 17, and was in combat for 2 years, then came home by 19. He got his paper route back. He was a very sold citizen, got married and raised a family and all.
I'll never think of Paris Palmer without thinking of Paris Hunzinger. This Paris seems to have a lot more on the ball.
That's a very nice statement.
Put all his food in there,eggs bacon cheese cocoa, mashed It up and scraped it into his face off the edge of the cup. Claimed it was all gonna get mixed together anyway.
Paris went to Vietnam at age 17, and was in combat for 2 years, then came home by 19. He got his paper route back. He was a very sold citizen, got married and raised a family and all.
I'll never think of Paris Palmer without thinking of Paris Hunzinger. This Paris seems to have a lot more on the ball.
That's a very nice statement.
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