User talk:Jeffss
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- Hi! You're user page is here [1]. Or click on your username on the top right hand corner of the screen. It will be blank initially, but you can add material to it. Or if you're on your talk page, a tab for your userpage should be just to the left of the "discussion" tag. Recurring dreams 07:33, 10 July 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Kyle Israel categories
Hello, I hope you are doing well.
I reverted your recent change to Kyle Israel because those categories are not exclusively for pro football players.
If you look at Category:UCF Knights football players, it says at the very top "College football players for the University of Central Florida." There is no mention of the pros and no past tense such as "played for". It just so happens that UCF only has one current player with a Wikipedia article. If you look at the category for a more highly-ranked program, such as Category:Texas Longhorns football players you will find current players like Limas Sweed and Colt McCoy. John David Booty is in the equivalent USC category, etc.
Likewise Category:American football quarterbacks covers anyone who plays quarterback in American football. You will notice that notable college football quarterback such as Colt McCoy, Stephen McGee, John David Booty, and Ryan Perrilloux are all in this category. If it meant the pros, it would be called something like Category:NFL quarterbacks.
