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He does resemble Cactus. Are you sure he doesn't live in Burlington?
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He does resemble Cactus. Are you sure he doesn't live in Burlington?
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Interesting story on unique medical procedure (i.e. stem cell therapy) to relieve back pain, etc.:
UC senior Jake Golic fights back for football
Jake Golic is a proud member of one of America's best-known football families, and the University of Cincinnati senior is fighting hard to continue his career. A chronic back ailment seemed to terminate football for Golic in August 2013, when constant pain prompted the Notre Dame transfer to retire from UC preseason camp.
Yet, the son of former Notre Dame and NFL defensive lineman Mike Golic (of ESPN radio's "Mike and Mike" show) was not ready to quit entirely. One year and one successful stem cell procedure later, Jake Golic has rejoined the Bearcats here at Camp Higher Ground and has a chance to be the No. 1 tight end.
"Coming from my family background, it means an awful lot to me," Golic said. "I have a brother (offensive lineman Mike Golic Jr.) trying to make an NFL team right now, and he's in the same position I am. I'm trying to get a job for myself here. For both of us and my entire family, it means a heck of a lot to us."
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Tuberville has several tight ends competing to replace last year's departed starter, Blake Annen. Sophomore D.J. Dowdy and redshirt freshman Tyler Cogswell emerged 1-2 on the depth chart after spring ball, but Golic is right in the mix of a five-man group of tight ends.
Entire article: http://www.cincinnati.com/story/spo...s-jake-golic-fights-football-career/13976953/
Just sayin: If I have had chronic back problems and may not even make the 2 deep depth chart at UC (and definitely no chance of an NFL career); I would probably decide to not risk a more serious debilitating back injury; I'd probably just get my degree and get on with the next phase (after football) of my life.
UC senior Jake Golic fights back for football
Jake Golic is a proud member of one of America's best-known football families, and the University of Cincinnati senior is fighting hard to continue his career. A chronic back ailment seemed to terminate football for Golic in August 2013, when constant pain prompted the Notre Dame transfer to retire from UC preseason camp.
Yet, the son of former Notre Dame and NFL defensive lineman Mike Golic (of ESPN radio's "Mike and Mike" show) was not ready to quit entirely. One year and one successful stem cell procedure later, Jake Golic has rejoined the Bearcats here at Camp Higher Ground and has a chance to be the No. 1 tight end.
"Coming from my family background, it means an awful lot to me," Golic said. "I have a brother (offensive lineman Mike Golic Jr.) trying to make an NFL team right now, and he's in the same position I am. I'm trying to get a job for myself here. For both of us and my entire family, it means a heck of a lot to us."
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Tuberville has several tight ends competing to replace last year's departed starter, Blake Annen. Sophomore D.J. Dowdy and redshirt freshman Tyler Cogswell emerged 1-2 on the depth chart after spring ball, but Golic is right in the mix of a five-man group of tight ends.
Entire article: http://www.cincinnati.com/story/spo...s-jake-golic-fights-football-career/13976953/
Just sayin: If I have had chronic back problems and may not even make the 2 deep depth chart at UC (and definitely no chance of an NFL career); I would probably decide to not risk a more serious debilitating back injury; I'd probably just get my degree and get on with the next phase (after football) of my life.
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