I know exactly how he did in classes, trust and believe.

He was slated to go to grad school. If you are not aware of grad school opportunities and funding thereof, check the website.

They presumably set down the rule the day of the draft precisely because they knew he wouldn't be able to maneuver legally. Even a publicity-hungry branch like the Air Force realized that this guy going straight in to the NFL during multi-front war and budget scuffling (in which Meals on Wheels was being threatened to be eliminated to pay for the military) was just ludicrous. I do see that the USAF sees a cheap recruitment tool in an otherwise useless graduate if he eventually makes it to the NFL; the academy can then "realistically" promise athletes a chance at the pros when previously it was quite unlikely. Yes, he is at Nellis. Yes, he was slated to be a high school football coach in lieu of real service. These facts are publicly available in newspapers. Perhaps you are on his reading level.

I laughed when I read your last statement. You are a silly person to wish ill on anyone, but a typical Academy brat to wish ill on an enlisted person.