aftermath of a ruse
Even more fallout from the bizarre Kevin Hart puts-a-Cal-hat-on signing day sham: The Fernely High School fraudster's coach, Mark Hodges, may lose his job.
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Diminutive, exploiter of dying old men-novelist and
Detroit Free Press "columnist" Mitch Albom jumped up on a stack of a phone books in order to impart some moral judgment about sad recruitment faker Kevin Hart. Albom, pumped full of rock star ego thanks to Oprah Winfrey's fanbase embracing him like their personalized pookie doll, says the Hart situation casts an
unflattering light upon society. I always find it startling
that Albom stil has a job, but equally baffling is how the
Free Press still lets him
sit in harsh judgment of others, considering the fact that he's stepped on so many people for the sake of his
own self-interest for a good portion of his career. But Mitch Albom obviously is hypersensitive to these types of things. He
feels things differnetly than others. He does. He's an angel sent down from heaven disguised a 50-year-old man who dreses like a 12-year-old boy. God, I just want to flush him down the toilet.
In this hoax, maybe the joke is on us [Free Press]
kevin hart
We just arrived in Alameda and we're going to spend some time
playing Tetris working, but the news just broke: Kevin Hart, the kid who had supposedly been duped by a recruiter into thinking Cal and Oregon wanted him ...
made the whole thing up. No: Seriously.
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mean girls
The young man in this photo is Kevin Hart. He's a
two-star offensive lineman prospect out of Nevada, and he has been trying to decide which college to attend. After talking to their coach repeatedly, he finally settled on California. He called a big press conference to announce his decision: He's going to Berkeley. The gymnasium applauded. Local boy does good. Except:
Someone was impersonating the California coach. Cal never had any interested in him at all.
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