FightingIrishLover7
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What's the projected replacement for him?
Bars, Nelson, Mustipher? ,?, Mike
Bars, Nelson, Mustipher? ,?, Mike
'13 MI OT Steven Elmer (Notre Dame Early Enrollee)
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koonja
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What is his plan? Is he staying in school or is he finished with his degree and taking a job? Will be an interesting guy to follow.
He's taking some big job in DC that he couldn't turn down. He said his heart just wasn't in football. This was the news that Driskell couldn't release late last week.
pkt77242
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Graduates in Spring and was offered a job.
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Bivin might be the next man in at LT. Maybe shift Bars over to RG?
Bivin has worked his ass off this offseason and is looking for the starting job. Would love to see Big Mike move to LT and Bars to RT. Let Sam, Bivin and McGovern battle it out for RG
FightingIrishLover7
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Does anyone know what position/company Elmer took?
connor_in
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Supreme Court Justice Nominee
I know it's something in DC going back to the work he did over there either last summer or the summer before that. Don't know the company or what role it's in.
GrangerIrish24
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That's awesome. Good luck big man.
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All 247 says possibly related to an internship he with a Michigan rep.
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Nothing wrong with someone using their athletic talents to further their career outside of sports, especially since there are so many that attend schools that take advantage of student athletes' talents with less regard toward their education. Steve is the embodiment of a student athlete and since so few make it to the pros, kudos to him for making good use of that education and good luck to him.
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Best of luck to Steve! Can't fault him for getting his degree and taking an opportunity like this.
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glad he gave it up if his heart isn't into it, works out for all parties involved.
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Makes me proud to see this product of family/Notre Dame/ and whats good in all of us--bravo Steve Elmer and 'Go Irish'
connor_in
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He will be dating Kate Upton????
Nice article. (in case this has not been posted) A Notre Dame man.
Notre Dame OG Steve Elmer plans to graduate early, end football career
Notre Dame OG Steve Elmer plans to graduate early, end football career
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Damn best of luck Steve!
I still stand by what I've said previously that he could have been a 2/3 rd pick in next years draft
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I still stand by what I've said previously that he could have been a 2/3 rd pick in next years draft
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Wish him nothing but success. Really cool that he has this choice. Best of luck Mr. Elmer.
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I'd like everyone to consider something..........
Think about how hard it is to graduate from any school in 3 years. That's a constant heavy load of classes. Now consider the additional burden of doing that at a University like Notre Dame, where there are really no "gimme" classes. Now consider how difficult all of that is, while playing for a major D-IA team with tradition and pressure like those that exist at ND. There's no way this kid was spending 50 hours a week preparing for Stanford, Clemson, Ga Tech, or Ohio State. So the next time you are frustrated by the seeming inability of the offense to get off to a fast start; maybe instead of bitching about how everyone and everything sucks, you should take the time to wonder how many of these kids are trying to manage an academic load like Elmer must have had to manage? We all want to be proud of rooting for a program that takes the student part of student-athlete seriously. Steve Elmer is a fine example of that, but he's probably not the only one. And no one can be everything to everyone. Something has to give.
Think about how hard it is to graduate from any school in 3 years. That's a constant heavy load of classes. Now consider the additional burden of doing that at a University like Notre Dame, where there are really no "gimme" classes. Now consider how difficult all of that is, while playing for a major D-IA team with tradition and pressure like those that exist at ND. There's no way this kid was spending 50 hours a week preparing for Stanford, Clemson, Ga Tech, or Ohio State. So the next time you are frustrated by the seeming inability of the offense to get off to a fast start; maybe instead of bitching about how everyone and everything sucks, you should take the time to wonder how many of these kids are trying to manage an academic load like Elmer must have had to manage? We all want to be proud of rooting for a program that takes the student part of student-athlete seriously. Steve Elmer is a fine example of that, but he's probably not the only one. And no one can be everything to everyone. Something has to give.