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Kirk Herbreit says today’s players don’t love football & Marcus Williamson gives perfect response

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ESPN College Football analyst Kirk Herbstreit gave the opinion before the Rose Bowl that today’s athletes just “don’t love football” the same way players used to, in regards to kids sitting out bowl games. This drew a twitter response from Ohio State’s Marcus Williamson, and it was the perfect rebuttal. Times have changed, the game has changed, and athletes have changed.

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Gary began his first website in 1998 as a sophomore in high school, writing reviews of cds and live shows in the Memphis area. He became editor of his college newspaper, then moved towards a career in music.He started the infamous MemphisTider.com blog during the 2006 football season, and was lucky enough to get into blogging just before the coaching search that landed Nick Saban at Alabama. The month and a half long coaching search netted his site, which was known for tracking airplanes, over 1 million hits in less than 90 days. The website introduced Gary to tons of new friends, including Nico and Todd, who had just started the site RollBamaRoll.com.After diving into more than just Alabama news, Gary started up his first installment of WinningCuresEverything.com in 2012. After keeping the site quiet for a while, it was started back up in April 2016. Gary then joined forces with high school friend Chris Giannini and began a podcast during the 2016 football season that runs at least 2 times a week, focusing on college football, NFL football, and sports wagering, and diving into other sports and pop-culture topics.E-mail: gary@winningcureseverything.com Twitter: @GaryWCE