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http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/08/20/booted-by-auburn-demetruce-mcneal-already-finds-landing-spot/

"The arrest and dismissal served as the latest hiccup for the senior..."

Just a hiccup; he'll find happiness in Livingston.   :eyeroll: :eyeroll: :eyeroll:

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I wonder what the o/u might be on him finishing the season still on the team. Livingston is a perfect setting for someone with a drug problem. ;)

Nothing says rehabbing your playing career quite like going to Livingston.

But there's so much to do there.  :dunno:

You guys need to back off Livingston. That is where I went to school.  :D

I'm guessing it wasn't the sprawling metropolis that it is today?  8)

Livingston is a unique place. Some students love it and others could not make it throught the first quarter (semeter system now). I loved it.

pmull Livingston University Class of 79  8)

BTW, I did not have any say in the name change to University of West Alabama. It will still be LU if it was up to me.

I was at Troy State. I still like Troy State better than Troy. Oh and we were the "Red Wave" not the Trojans, when I was there.

Surely others besides me went to the real UNIVERSITY.  Anybody?

I took a couple of specialty classes there for the company I worked for many years ago. Does that count?  :dunno:

I wanted to play football in college and Alabama with Bear Bryant as the coach would have been my first choice since I have been an Alabama fan as long as I can remember. The only problem was I was not good enough. What little talent I did have was in baseball. I was being recruited my Miss State but they wanted me to go to Jeff State JUCO for two years. I wanted to go away to school so I accepted a tutition and books scholarship to Livingston. Never regretted it. It was the right choice for me.

Did you get semester credit?  Otherwise, we'll have to ask the Anti-Bamite League.  :lol2:

Well, since you turned to SERIOUSNESS, Livingston was a solid school.  At least it was when I visited it back in the 70s.  Their profs gave closer attention to students than I ever got at Alabama.  Sounds like you made a solid choice. 
But you missed some memorable years at the Capstone.

I liked the small classes and personal attention the profs were able to provide. I did not push my kids to any school but I did make it known I preferred a smaller school for this reason. One went to Montevallo and the other started her second year at UNA today. I have been real impressed with both of those schools.

You talking about UAH?


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 :lol2: I don't think so. I was going to go to Bama, but my father was very sick and Troy State was only 40 minutes away, so I stayed closer to home to help my mother. In fact, I transferred to Troy State at Montgomery after the first year because of his health issues, where I lived at home and also worked full time.

I don't regret that either because it was out of necessity and the right thing to do.

Hey 2Stater I would like to commend you my brother on your choices. A lot of kids would not put family first and we all know this to be true. I just thank God for our kids who grow into good young men. RTR!

(http://tour.ua.edu/images/tourfronts/front_campus.jpg)
THIS

Class of '99.  :D

our stories are so much alike it's crazy ...
no regrets bro'
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I'll borrow Chech's smiley for this one. (http://www.rtvgames.com/images/smilies/bb/toast.gif)

And thanks for the kind words, Preacher.

I was attending the University of the Army in Ft. Benning, Germany, Ft. Hood, Ft. Knox, & Ft. Sam Houston. I graduated from Columbus College, UAH, and Jax State.


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Wow MD that is impressive. Thanks for your service. I was at FT. Jackson and then FT. Polk, then FT. Bragg and then to Rangers 1/75th @ Ft. Stewart, Ga. I understand your travels. God Bless. RTR!

Class of '03!

Quite an education there, MD!