Hunger Games is a Thanksgiving movie. Does it have anything to do with the holiday itself, absolutely not. However, I will not be explaining any further as to why I consider it a Thanksgiving movie.
Nolan Smith on Nabobe Dean injury:
It hurt. It hurt my heart. As soon as I walked in here, seeing him in here, I prayed. Then I was the first one there. I tried to help him up. He said, no. I immediately closed my eyes and prayed right there.
"To a lot of people it’s a game, this is a game to them, this is just, ‘oh, it’s just football,’ but this is our livelihood. I know me and him leave it on the field, and we were talking about it.
"This is another time we’re in the playoffs together. It almost made me tear up before the game because we were roommates in college. I helped recruit to try to get him to come to Georgia with me, two country boys, trying to make our way. It hurt my heart.
"I know I’m going on and on about this but he works so hard, and his determination. He’s one of those guys I just feel like I can lean on and ask for anything and he’ll give me the clothes off his back, the food off his plate."
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