“Me When I Retire From The League” | 30-Year-Old MLB Player Monte Harrison Will Now Play College Football For Arkansas Razorbacks and Even Has LeBron James Poking Fun At Him 

The 2024 college football season begins this Saturday with what’s known as Week Zero. That will lead us into Week 1, where there will be some big boy matchups featuring Georgia-Clemson, Notre Dame-Texas A&M and LSU-USC. Mixed up in the Week 1 hoopla will also be the Arkansas Razorbacks hosting Arkansas Pine-Bluff.  While that matchup won’t move the meter much at all, the storyline in the game will. The Razorbacks will have 29-year-old Monte Harrison making his collegiate debut. This comes ten years after Harrison, a 2014 four-star recruit at wide receiver, chose baseball over football and Nebraska when he was selected by the Milwaukee Brewers in the second round MLB draft out of high school. He’s now expected to play meaningful snaps for the Razorbacks and head coach Sam Pittman.  LeBron James Makes Joke About Harrison At nearly 40, James is still doing some amazing things on the hardwood. Just two weeks ago he was named Olympic MVP as Team USA captured its fifth consecutive gold medal. Always one to joke and have fun, James reacted to a picture of Harrison with the following caption: “Me when I retire from the league! Haha!” James is speaking of Harrison getting...