Col Talor knew damm well he wasn't going to be teaching at Hillman in the year.......

[TVFactFan]

2014-LOL

He mentioned he couldn't wait to have dwayne's son in his class during that time knowing his a$$ would have been retired by then, Wasn't he like 45 around that time or close to 50 LOL

[Brieannas21]

Originally Posted by TVFactFan

2014-LOL

He mentioned he couldn't wait to have dwayne's son in his class during that time knowing his a$$ would have been retired by then, Wasn't he like 45 around that time or close to 50 LOL

He would have prob only been in his late 60's. So in real life he could still be teaching.

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by Brieannas21

He would have prob only been in his late 60's. So in real life he could still be teaching.

People still teach in their late 60's?

[USATVFAN]

Originally Posted by TVFactFan

People still teach in their late 60's?

Yes there are Peoples in their 60s who Teach. I had(There were)Teachers from my Elementary to High School who were older then 60 and some were even pushing 70.

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by USATVFAN

Yes there are Peoples in their 60s who Teach. I had(There were)Teachers from my Elementary to High School who were older then 60 and some were even pushing 70.

I'm thinking now and I don't recall any professors over 65 when I was in college. The age range seemed to be 35-55

[Brieannas21]

Originally Posted by TVFactFan

People still teach in their late 60's?

Yes, I had college professors who could have easily been in their 60's to late 60's pushing 70.

[ThomasE]

Col Taylor would be 70 when the Wayne child would have entered his class. Col would be 68 today.

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by ThomasE

Col Taylor would be 70 when the Wayne child would have entered his class. Col would be 68 today.

When I looked at it as a child I thought he was in his 50's lol

His voice and personality