Thursday, August 4, 2011

Bubba Starling's sister wants him to stay at Nebraska

Bubba Starling's sister wants him to go big red.

Posted by on Thu, Aug 4, 2011 at 11:54 AM

click to enlarge Bubba Starling still has a big decision to make.
  • Bubba Starling still has a big decision to make.

Bubba Starling still hasn't decided whether to sign a multimillion-dollar contract with the Kansas City Royals or go to college and play football and baseball for the University of Nebraska. The former Gardner Edgerton star really is in a no-lose situation.

But if Starling's 21-year-old sister Jamie had her choice, he'd be going big red. 



Jamie told The Chattanoogan: "He doesn't want my advice. I'm just his sister. He thinks I'm crazy. But I want him to go to Nebraska. We've never had that. We're not KU fans. We're not K-State fans. We've never had a team. Since he signed, we're Cornhuskers. Let's go. This is awesome."

The takeaway for Royals fans, at least she says he doesn't listen to her.

As for his mother, she says it's up to Bubba.

"He'll tell you it's a family decision," his mother told the paper, "but it's his decision and we'll support him. Yeah, we'll tell him if we think it's stupid, but he's the one who's got to do all this."

So yeah, it's up to Bubba.

H/t: SB Nation Kansas City.


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