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I saw him in a bunch in HS. He could make plays but struggled to separate against the top guys. Speed/quickness was a question.

The lesson here is that you need to respect production. This guy led Dade in receiving and always made catches in camp.
 
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DMoney said:
I saw him in a bunch in HS. He could make plays but struggled to separate against the top guys. Speed/quickness was a question.

The lesson here is that you need to respect production. This guy led Dade in receiving and always made catches in camp.
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Dingle?
 
DMoney said:
I saw him in a bunch in HS. He could make plays but struggled to separate against the top guys. Speed/quickness was a question.

The lesson here is that you need to respect production. This guy led Dade in receiving and always made catches in camp.
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Remember when George "Hands of Stone" Robinson was called the best WR in Dade?

But I understand what you are saying. Production was gib, and a good coach can teach separation techniques. Speed/quickness may still be a longer term issue, but lots of techniques can overcome that with time.

Kid has improved his productivity every single year at Syracuse and he is especially effective in Babers' offense.
 
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supacane said:
He probably would be a bum under Golden.

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Richt and Babers have been at their new schools for 2 years each, so all he would have had to do was endure Golden for a year-and-a-half.
 
LOL at some people's player evals.
I think some folks base their evals on who was recruiting the kid at the time.
 
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