Hollywood Trend?

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Our spies tell us that Notre Dame quarterback Brady Quinn was scheduled to be in Southern California over the weekend and thinking of meeting with a major Hollywood talent agency, possibly William Morris.
Quarterbacks are becoming rock stars of pop culture apparently, or maybe talent agencies are getting tired of actors.

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Fred Immel said:

Any way we can "GIVE" Grady the use of Matt's expensive apartment for Free use while he is in Hollywood!

Alpe said:

I dont think Leinarts father did anything wrong morally. The fact that one parent is a little better off than another parent and paying most of his sons rent and allowing another player or student to live there doesnt seem wrong to me. Jarrett paid $650 a month the same as Leinart I just hope the NCAA sees it the same way.

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