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Minkah to Alabama: "Thank You"
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I think I remember that he corrected the reporter, and indicated that it was actually the game-tying TD he missed.
I completely understand, I don't like Minkah's kind of music either. We are from different cultures with different taste in more things than music. Different strokes for different folks is how the world goes round ! Viva la difference ' !
I thought the same thing. When he's done with football, he needs to write a book. He's a great writer. He knows how to paint a picture with words.
Not to diminish Minkah's writing ability, but the Player's Tribune has editors for these.
A great article by a great young man. Best of luck in your future endeavors, Minka. I've certainly enjoyed watching you play the last three years.
BTW, did he get his degree?
BTW, did he get his degree?
Being an Army brat, I moved down here at age 11 in 1974. I have tried to like country music and do appreciate the old school country. I feel the modern version is completely commercialized with very little substance. Rock on my brothers!
My son and I got to meet Minkah his freshman year the game before the iron bowl. He sat out that game with an injury and was therefore the first player out of the tunnel. He signed every request for an autograph even when his handler tried to get him to move along. He signed my son's football and was very kind when talking to him. I told my son that day he just met a future NFL player and one class act!
Minkah is a class act and I'm sure he'll succeed in life no matter what he does. I don't know his family but it's very apparent that he's been raised well. He made many plays and high lights but my favorite was the interception in the end zone at Georgia. Somehow I knew he would be special. Thank you, Minkah!
He has been wonderful. Wow. What a letter.
The only defensive player my son has ever mentioned was minkah.
He will be major star, more than likely the face of the team that lucks upon him.
If league wasnt so qb starved he is top 3.
I can't think of any that is more talented, and more importantly, a sure thing. Him and Barkley would be hard to separate.
The only defensive player my son has ever mentioned was minkah.
He will be major star, more than likely the face of the team that lucks upon him.
If league wasnt so qb starved he is top 3.
I can't think of any that is more talented, and more importantly, a sure thing. Him and Barkley would be hard to separate.
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He writes like he plays. Beautifully and with absolutely no excess. Only what must be said and done.
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Minkah seems like the type of player you want to represent the University. I hope he has a long NFL career.
Maybe we could play some Motown.....I think they played son of a preacher man once.
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Tom Petty said not long before he died that modern country music is basically a pop rock band with a fiddle player...he was pretty close on that.
With all my years of watching the Crimson Tide he is easily in my top five of all time players, his intelligence and ability is head and shoulders above many of the best. Minkah will be appreciated and missed.
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Last year I read an article about Minkah and, like this one, I thought "too bad all Bama players don't have this attitude about life and football."
........... and a big "THANK YOU" right back atcha Mr. Minkah Fitzpatrick. As well as a another big ole "THANK YOU" to you're parents for raising such a fine young man.
ROLL TIDE!
ROLL TIDE!
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