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SU OL Signee Evan Adams One Step Closer to Fulfilling Promise Made to Dying Father (PS; Bailey)

When Evan Adams was 7, his father gave him a book of Latin derivatives.

The gift wasn't typical reading material for a first-grade boy, but Ernest Adams shared his interests with Evan, reading with him every night before bed. Sometimes it was a novel, other times a comic book. Always, though, they read together and many times Evan took their most recent reading onto Ernest's garbage truck while riding along during 4 a.m. shifts the next morning.

In the Adams household, education was an emphasis and a college degree was a requirement. Because of that, Evan quickly developed an extensive vocabulary and love for learning.

"As long as you put your mind to something, your heart to something, you could do it," Evan said his parents told him. "I took that to the most literal sense."
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Evan with His Father, Ernest Adams
 
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SU OL Signee Evan Adams One Step Closer to Fulfilling Promise Made to Dying Father (PS; Bailey)


When Evan Adams was 7, his father gave him a book of Latin derivatives.

The gift wasn't typical reading material for a first-grade boy, but Ernest Adams shared his interests with Evan, reading with him every night before bed. Sometimes it was a novel, other times a comic book. Always, though, they read together and many times Evan took their most recent reading onto Ernest's garbage truck while riding along during 4 a.m. shifts the next morning.

In the Adams household, education was an emphasis and a college degree was a requirement. Because of that, Evan quickly developed an extensive vocabulary and love for learning.

"As long as you put your mind to something, your heart to something, you could do it," Evan said his parents told him. "I took that to the most literal sense."
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Evan with His Father, Ernest Adams
 
Michael Strickland ‏@mgstrick 8m8 minutes ago
Looking fwd 2 discussion Tues. w/ NCAA FB Rules Committee re: #ACC proposals 2 loosen restrictions on technology 2 make game better for all.

Senior Associate Commissioner, Football, ACC
 
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SU OL Signee Evan Adams One Step Closer to Fulfilling Promise Made to Dying Father (PS; Bailey)

When Evan Adams was 7, his father gave him a book of Latin derivatives.

The gift wasn't typical reading material for a first-grade boy, but Ernest Adams shared his interests with Evan, reading with him every night before bed. Sometimes it was a novel, other times a comic book. Always, though, they read together and many times Evan took their most recent reading onto Ernest's garbage truck while riding along during 4 a.m. shifts the next morning.

In the Adams household, education was an emphasis and a college degree was a requirement. Because of that, Evan quickly developed an extensive vocabulary and love for learning.

"As long as you put your mind to something, your heart to something, you could do it," Evan said his parents told him. "I took that to the most literal sense."
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16968728-large.jpg

Evan with His Father, Ernest Adams
This is truly a great story (and nice job, Stephen Bailey). I wish for nothing but the most success for this young man. Adversity builds character, and it appears Evan has capitalized on that. Welcome, Evan, and best of luck!
 
This is an interesting tidbit from a free interview article on preferred walk-on Kleinberg from Scowt re the IPF...


"My favorite was the new indoor turf field that they just put in. The meeting room was also very cool because they just redid it. Definitely the fact they just just installed a whole new turf, but also they are going to be filming practice from the ceilings so it will be a lot easier to see your mistakes when you watch it."
 
That's interesting...
Wow, huge loss for Rutgers. He singlehandedly saved their season last year. Will be interesting to see who they can hire for that slot to replace him.
 
Wow, huge loss for Rutgers. He singlehandedly saved their season last year. Will be interesting to see who they can hire for that slot to replace him.
Too bad we don't have an opening.
 

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