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: Tennessee Criminal Lawyer BlogFootball Mom Forges Son's Name on Letter of Intent
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Any college football fan probably knows a little bit about the day known as National Signing Day when most high-school football players sign their letters of intent and fax them to the school of their choice in order to accept a scholarship offer from that school. It is generally a day filled with surprises for recruits and schools, as many recruits change their minds at the last minute or try to sign with schools only to find that they will no longer accept that player on a football scholarship. For many of the signees, however, it is a day to celebrate the accomplishment of earning a football scholarship with overjoyed friends and supportive family.Full post as published by Tennessee Criminal Lawyer Blog on February 02, 2011 (boomark / email).
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