Isaiah Bond - Undrafted

[bamaga]

Caleb Downs, Seth McLaughlin, Alvin Kamara

Seth won the Remington, but that didn’t translate to the NFL draft. for some reason??? I seriously don’t know why he wasn’t drafted. I thought at Alabama he was a late second to early fourth pick.

 

[bamaga]

Disturbing Details Emerge In Isaiah Bond Sexual Assault Case

Warning, some of the content in this article is disturbing in nature. New details have emerged in the sexual assault case that is pending against former Texas

www.si.com

Really, I don’t understand that article. I gather they were having sex, and she asked him to stop? And he just continued? I guess I’m just old, why couldn’t they just say that?

 

[AlexanderFan]

Seth won the Remington, but that didn’t translate to the NFL draft. for some reason??? I seriously don’t know why he wasn’t drafted. I thought at Alabama he was a late second to early fourth pick.

He ruptured his Achilles late in the season.

 

[Ledsteplin]

Really, I don’t understand that article. I gather they were having sex, and she asked him to stop? And he just continued? I guess I’m just old, why couldn’t they just say that?

That certainly trumps all the other reasons I've seen and heard for him not getting drafted.

 

[crimsonaudio]

 

[gtgilbert]

Seth won the Remington, but that didn’t translate to the NFL draft. for some reason??? I seriously don’t know why he wasn’t drafted. I thought at Alabama he was a late second to early fourth pick.

Torn Achilles very late in the season.

 

[Joefus]

No means no. Hope you enjoy learning the finer points of that in prison Mr bond.

 

[Ole Man Dan]

Sometimes failure in the draft is as simple as...
When it's not your time. IT'S NOT YOUR TIME.
NFL teams look for guys they think will fit well in their program.
Guys with a HISTORY, may be passed over.

 

[JustNeedMe81]

Sometimes failure in the draft is as simple as...
When it's not your time. IT'S NOT YOUR TIME.
NFL teams look for guys they think will fit well in their program.
Guys with a HISTORY, may be passed over.

Give me an example because guys with history will get drafted in first round. It depends on how desperate the team are.

 

[NoNC4Tubs]

What was his major?

He may need to fall back on whatever that was after he gets his degree, of course. Also assuming he doesn't go to the State Pen...

 

[tusks_n_raider]

What was his major?

He may need to fall back on whatever that was after he gets his degree, of course. Also assuming he doesn't go to the State Pen...

I tried to find out his Major at Alabama but all I got was an AI result that said “Physical Culture and Sports”.

Cheeky

 

[some_al_fan]

I tried to find out his Major at Alabama but all I got was an AI result that said “Physical Culture and Sports”.
Cheeky

"Physical Culture and Sports” is a major that is listed on his Texas page:

Isaiah Bond - Football - University of Texas Athletics

Isaiah Bond (7) WR - A first-year wide receiver who transferred to Texas from Alabama in spring 2024 ... has started in 12 games for the Longhorns this season (missed

texaslonghorns.com

 

[Redwood Forrest]

I’m not sorry this makes me happy. Roll Tide.

As someone said, players don't stay long enough to get to know them (build a relationship) so I guess good riddance isn't ugly or classless like it used to be, so I say, "cry me a river."

 

[NoNC4Tubs]

"Physical Culture and Sports” is a major that is listed on his Texas page:

Isaiah Bond - Football - University of Texas Athletics

Isaiah Bond (7) WR - A first-year wide receiver who transferred to Texas from Alabama in spring 2024 ... has started in 12 games for the Longhorns this season (missed

texaslonghorns.com

So what exactly does that major "prepare" you for on a secular level?🤔

Seriously.

IF you had a degree in that, what could you do with it? Who would you approach for a job? Doing what?

 

[AlexanderFan]

So what exactly does that major "prepare" you for on a secular level?🤔

It means Alabama fans can’t make fun of North Carolina fans any longer.

 

[Ledsteplin]

So what exactly does that major "prepare" you for on a secular level?🤔

Seriously.

IF you had a degree in that, what could you do with it? Who would you approach for a job? Doing what?

Teaching Pickleball at the Y?
Actually Graduates may pursue careers in sports journalism, sports law (requires a graduate degree), sports management, sports history, coaching, public relations, or community-based sports programs, among others.

 

[colbysullivan]

So what exactly does that major "prepare" you for on a secular level?🤔

Seriously.

IF you had a degree in that, what could you do with it? Who would you approach for a job? Doing what?

I mean, the same could be said about pretty much any college degree these days…

 

[some_al_fan]

So what exactly does that major "prepare" you for on a secular level?🤔

Seriously.

IF you had a degree in that, what could you do with it? Who would you approach for a job? Doing what?

This major is about providing an easy way for student athletes to be enrolled, and not about anything else.

 

[cdub55]

This major is about providing an easy way for student athletes to be enrolled, and not about anything else.

It would be insincere to think that any major college isn't "enrolling" their student athletes of major programs (specifically football and basketball) in "lets get him something/anything degrees" these days. These guys aren't coming to school to learn, they are coming to play sports. It has been going on for years but it has ramped up even more over the last few years.

I was talking with a coordinator from a national championship program a few years ago when George Pickens was being recruited. He said to me, "If that guy is eligible next year I can 100% tell you something was done that is illegal. I have looked at his grades and test scores with a fine tooth comb trying to get him eligible and it isn't happening." He told me they wanted Pickens badly but weren't able to get him through admissions and were forced to stop recruiting him. I've also seen the behind the scene's on how some schools find unique ways to get guys enrolled. It is rather eye opening when you peel back the covers and see things from the other side...

 

[NoNC4Tubs]

It would be insincere to think that any major college isn't "enrolling" their student athletes of major programs (specifically football and basketball) in "lets get him something/anything degrees" these days. These guys aren't coming to school to learn, they are coming to play sports. It has been going on for years but it has ramped up even more over the last few years.

I was talking with a coordinator from a national championship program a few years ago when George Pickens was being recruited. He said to me, "If that guy is eligible next year I can 100% tell you something was done that is illegal. I have looked at his grades and test scores with a fine tooth comb trying to get him eligible and it isn't happening." He told me they wanted Pickens badly but weren't able to get him through admissions and were forced to stop recruiting him. I've also seen the behind the scene's on how some schools find unique ways to get guys enrolled. It is rather eye opening when you peel back the covers and see things from the other side...

It was going on fifty years ago...😎