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playing in an independent league, hr's look good for his at-bats, somebody should pick him up. he's a good guy.

hope so, westmoreland's a good place to live and raise a family.

Clint has his degree from UT and is currently looking for a job. Clint kinda of got a raw deal coming out high school. Clint was leaning towards Western Kentucky when coach Cutcliff called Clint's home and Clint was playing summer-league baseball and was hard to reach. Finally contact was made and coach Cutcliff asked Clint to walk on. Everyone thought that since he would be an invited walk-on he would get a good shot to play. Clint got moved to DB and his coach was Rodney ?????, now at GU. I guess that Clint didn't fit the description of an SEC DB, this and him not seeing eye to eye with his position coach discouraged him so much that he ended up not returning after his freshman season. He transferred to UTC and then burned out on football all-together. He could bust a game open at anytime(punt or kickoff returns, running or recieving, or on defense). Some people say he couldn't play in 5A, those people never seen him play. There is not that much difference in taking a punt for a TD in 2A or 5A, its not like you have to break 5 or 6 tackles. This is where he would have been most effective(punt returns), in college. Clint's older brother Ken is a half- partner in a finance company called American Liberty Morgage Group, and is doing great. (To find out more info go to www.americanlibertymortgagegroup.com). This is a factual report because I grew up with Clint and Ken.(and not made up like still washing cars in sumner co. or something).