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เว็บพนันบอลออนไลน์ Freddie Thomas arrived at Troy as a walk-on and worked his way into becoming a two-time All-American. As a senior, Thomas suffered a torn labrum in his shoulder, but he played through it and the Trojans went on to win the 1987 Division II national championship.

It had been 27 years since Thomas had seen his 1987 Division II national championship ring. He lost it in a swimming pool in Lakeland, Florida soon after the season at the wedding of a teammate. He thought he would never see it again — until it was recently returned.

SBOBET Speaking to Wave-3, an NBC affiliate in Louisville, Kentucky, Thomas reminisced about what his time at Troy meant and what the ring signifies.

“A lot of memories right on this field. Some of my closest friends, I met here at Troy. Every time you walk into this stadium and see those banners up there we had a part of that,” Thomas said.

SBOBET Former Auburn tackle Greg Robinson posted some of the more eye-popping numbers at the NFL scouting combine and he did so with a head cold and pink eye.

According to a fantastic behind-the-scenes story by Dan Pompei on Sports On Earth, Robinson had been battling a head cold the week before the combine and had been popping decongestants to keep it under control. He got pink eye following his first night in Indianapolis while staying in a double room with Cal tight end Richard Rodgers at the Crown Plaza Hotel.

He was given eye drops and moved to his own room with no roommate.

Robinson, who was measured at 6-foot-5 and 332 pounds, benched 225 pounds 32 times, which was a feat considering his arms were 35 inches. He ran the 40-yard dash in 4.92 seconds with a 10-yard split of 1.68 seconds. He had a broad jump of 113 inches, he had a vertical jump of 28 ½ inches and ran the three-cone drill in 7.80. All of the numbers blew scouts away.

And he managed all of this while ill. Imagine what he could do healthy?