Classic Article on Martellus Bennett

by Old Tex29 on Oct 24, 2007 10:53 AM CDT

It's subscriber only from Aggie Yell, but I'll provide you with a few choice quotes.

"Overall, I just need to work on my game, period. I'm not as good as everybody thinks I am. When I look at myself on film, I think that I could be totally a lot better. There's a lot of stuff I need to work on. I'm serious as AIDS and cancer. That's how serious I am," Bennett said.

He's serious as AIDS and cancer.

Bennett did say that leaving College Station early would be a tough thing to do.

"I really like the city and playing football here is one of the best places that you can play football, and as far as experiences in college football I've got to play in all the big games that I've dreamt to play in – although we lost," Bennett said.

I've got to play in all the big games that I've dreamt to play in - although we lost.

HAHA!

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by Old Tex29 on Oct 24, 2007 10:54 AM CDT reply actions

Of course,

TexAgs is always interesting on topics like this:

TexAgs on Tellus

Justin "Time" Moore: keepin' 'em backed up like a cheap commode.

by horndude on Oct 24, 2007 11:50 AM CDT reply actions

More fun Tellus quotes...

From MySA via Barking Carnival...

Bennett, who’s 6-foot-7 and 255 pounds, said he told former A&M quarterback Reggie McNeal that it’s best to "get out while your hot."

I'm guessing that's an SA f*ck-up. Way to earn you[']r[e] paycheck, editors. I was lead to believe it's best to drop it like it's hot, but that works too...I guess.

Bennett said he believes that he’ll have to showcase his skills at an NFL combine – "I have to do it somewhere," he said – to increase his draft stock.

Wait...Stephen McGee...can't...pass? Say it ain't so, Fran!

My adopted kid is pure genius at the Black-Scholes Option Pricing Model.

by jc25 on Oct 24, 2007 11:57 AM CDT reply actions