Cool note on Lingard from Army Game

[DMoney]

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He also won the pushup challenge. This guy is a true program changer.

The way he pushed through the last few meters to win the state championship in hurdles said a lot about him.

 

[DMoney]

On the board, Wiltfong said that Lingard takes a lap around the field before anyone gets out there.

 

[DustyCane]

Cant wait to see him running behind Scaife, Reed, and our man child Realus George.

 

[deleted19425]

a different breed

 

[TriStarCane]

I hope we implement some more power concepts for him. Looking at the offense he ran in high school he looks like a more down hill runner to me. Not to say he can't run the zone, but this kid has the jets and I want him to go north and south NOW

 

[Ibis Wingz]

This is the type of kid who will bring the program back on the strength of his will.

 

[252cane]

Won the pushup competition too.

 

[caneinpsl]

He's a got **** Nike or Gatorade commercial. That's the kids you need. Self motivated.

 

[tj551]

He's a leader already that's great news also get the feeling slacking will not be tolerated by this kid. Don't know when but #6 doesn't seem to far off imo.

 

[CoachChin]

More you hear about this dude the more you love him! Keep that energy young fella!

 

[ShadowSpring]

 

[The Franchise]

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He also won the pushup challenge. This guy is a true program changer.

The way he pushed through the last few meters to win the state championship in hurdles said a lot about him.

Says everything about him. I've been beating that drum since I saw him pull out that win. That couple of seconds of him pushing beyond whatever anyone else would have pushed beyond to win told me everything.

We need more of that winner juice in the program, and he's going to bring it in spades. The days of cheesing and hugging people around the neck and talking about "they're on scholarship too" after losses should start coming to an end with this sort of guy coming in.

 

[GeorgiaHurricane]

So this kid reminds me some of Willis McGahee but a little daster. Am I trippin for that?

 

[millertime26]

So this kid reminds me some of Willis McGahee but a little daster. Am I trippin for that?

Your trippin lol

 

[westcoastcanes]

So this kid reminds me some of Willis McGahee but a little daster. Am I trippin for that?

Me too, they both play running back.

 

[bobbydigius]

So this kid reminds me some of Willis McGahee but a little daster. Am I trippin for that?

I don’t think you realize just how fast Willis was with pads on

 

[hiphopanimal]

He's going to be our Dalvin Cook.

 

[brock]

So this kid reminds me some of Willis McGahee but a little daster. Am I trippin for that?

I don’t think you realize just how fast Willis was with pads on

Lingard fast too now. 10.71 100m is serious speed at his size. Mcgahee definitely was fast as **** too though

 

[GeorgiaHurricane]

So this kid reminds me some of Willis McGahee but a little daster. Am I trippin for that?

I don’t think you realize just how fast Willis was with pads on

I do remember. Willis was crazy fast.

 

[Canesfan1899]

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He also won the pushup challenge. This guy is a true program changer.

The way he pushed through the last few meters to win the state championship in hurdles said a lot about him.

Says everything about him. I've been beating that drum since I saw him pull out that win. That couple of seconds of him pushing beyond whatever anyone else would have pushed beyond to win told me everything.

We need more of that winner juice in the program, and he's going to bring it in spades. The days of cheesing and hugging people around the neck and talking about "they're on scholarship too" after losses should start coming to an end with this sort of guy coming in.

It's the type of attitude that becomes contagious. It was what those Miami teams of old were made of.