Mormon Athletes Testify

[_Nimrod]

I can't wait for a parody site: Mormon Jocks Sweat.

Maybe the next from FAIR will be, Mormom Muffins Testify

[_Polygamy-Porter]

I can't wait for a parody site: Mormon Jocks Sweat.

Maybe the next from FAIR will be, Mormom Muffins Testify

Chad will do one better: Mormon MILFs Moan. MMM mmmmmmm mmmmmhhhhhh oooooaaahhhh

[_truth dancer]

I'm thinking we will see:

Wealthy Mormons Testify

Mormon CEO's Testify

Mormon Models Testify

Famous Mormons Testify

Mormon Entertainers Testify

Successful Mormons Testify

Mormon Doctors Testify

Mormon Lawyers Testify

Powerful Mormons Testify

Mormon Scientists Testify

Mormon Actors Testify

Glen Beck Testifies (Jenn Kamp)

;-)

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[_Nimrod]

I'm thinking we will see:

Wealthy Mormons Testify

Mormon CEO's Testify

Mormon Models Testify

Famous Mormons Testify

Mormon Entertainers Testify

Successful Mormons Testify

Mormon Doctors Testify

Mormon Lawyers Testify

Powerful Mormons Testify

Mormon Scientists Testify

Mormon Actors Testify

Glen Beck Testifies (Jenn Kamp)

;-)

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OMG--I hope they don't think they need as many of these Mormon Testify sites as BY had wives.

[_zzyzx]

Just what we need. Steve Young testifying that God helped him play better on Sunday. Might give more the stones to stay home and support the LDS Athlete by watching the games. If no LDS watch they are not supporting their fellow members.

What a load of horse manure the whole thing is. Most of these jokers chose money and athletics over "service to God" as full time missionaries for two years. After all, two years in the service of The Lord will help them to come back more mature and better able to face life and its challenges, won't it?

[_Hoops]

After all, two years in the service of The Lord will help them to come back more mature and better able to face life and its challenges, won't it?

That may or may not be true. And, frankly, I couldn't care less. But it does make them more competitive NCAA/NJCAA (Read Ricks) athletes.

Which is a crock. If the mission is so important, why petition the NCAA for their exemption?

[_ttribe]

That may or may not be true. And, frankly, I couldn't care less. But it does make them more competitive NCAA/NJCAA (Read Ricks) athletes.

Which is a crock. If the mission is so important, why petition the NCAA for their exemption?

If that's the case, and it's such an advantage, why isn't BYU winning national championships every single year...in everything?

[_Hoops]

If that's the case, and it such an advantage, why isn't BYU winning national championships every single year...in everything?

That's the yardstick? National championship or there's no advantage at all?

Come on.

But you tell me... if the mission is so important, why aren't your athletes giving up two years of eligibility to go? Why do Mormons deserve special treatment?

[_ttribe]

That's the yardstick? National championship or there's no advantage at all?

Come on.

But you tell me... if the mission is so important, why aren't your athletes giving up two years of eligibility to go? Why do Mormons deserve special treatment?

Why would you "use" eligibility by not playing? That doesn't make any sense.

[_Hoops]

Why would you "use" eligibility by not playing? That doesn't make any sense.

Athletes are on a five year clock to finish four years of eligibility. Some exceptions to that are season ending injuries determined by an NCAA committee. But that is hardly ever granted, though it is.

However, those who are on a religious mission are not required to start their clock until their mission is complete. There is only one religious organization that has such a comprehensive mission requirement.

Lds led the charge to have this rule established, and it practically only applies to them. So, again, if the mission is so vital, why should the rest of byu, svu, etc., 's competition be forced to compete against older, stronger, more mature athletes?