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He has the talent. It was a shame what happened concussion/stinger wise to him last year. He seemed to be turning the corner leading up to the VT game and would have finished really strong IMO.
 
There will still be a few mistakes this season, but both Bush and Jenkins will be All Americans before its all said and done.
 
no way anyone could reach st26 level **** nah...he wont reach ER20 either hes just a different type of Safety. He kinda plays like my man from the Seahawks
 
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Sean Taylor was a straight assassin. People need to stop comparing current players to all time greats because they haven't done **** yet. Let him ball out and the rest will take its course.
 
allot of Miami greats did not start off dominating freshman year. Bush NEEDED to put on weight. He could of really hurt himself if he kept those hits up without more solid tissue mass on him.

The positive is, the kid was forced in to playing early, adapting fast and getting experience. Remember you only get 10-12 games every year so every single game is a new learning experience for him.


Bush may be as good as some of Miami greats eventually but unless we have a solid D-line to mess with the QB it won't reflect in his numbers.





Bush, Tracy, Duke, Lewis, Flowers, Dorsett etc etc these guys have done for this program then any of you can imagine. They came to a school facing NCAA sanctions, with a new coach, horrible record (Miami standards) and they not only came in to play but are creating a Local colture again..and after this season when we have a 10+win season, these guys will become local super stars and that is how you restart the cycle


Butch Davis did this for Miami before and Al Golden has a similar plan.

It hurt losing to Virginia, the ND game, Kansas State game , UNC game.. but seeing these guys not give up, not walk around like they don't care and try on every play I will forever be fan of theirs.
 
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TaylorCaneOrDie said:
Sean Taylor was a straight assassin. People need to stop comparing current players to all time greats because they haven't done **** yet. Let him ball out and the rest will take its course.
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Sean Taylor made the safety position in to a head hunter position. Many safeties after him started to play in a similar style... but none of them came close to matching him
 
HarryCarayisGoat said:
Dwinstitles said:
no way anyone could reach st26 level **** nah...he wont reach ER20 either hes just a different type of Safety. He kinda plays like my man from the Seahawks
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Ed Reed was better than Sean Taylor
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Will never know how good Sean Taylor could have been. He was starting to blossom right before his tragic death. Not to take anything away from Ed Reed, but athletically speaking , Sean was a freak and better athelete than Ed.
 
Canething said:
HarryCarayisGoat said:
Dwinstitles said:
no way anyone could reach st26 level **** nah...he wont reach ER20 either hes just a different type of Safety. He kinda plays like my man from the Seahawks
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Ed Reed was better than Sean Taylor
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Will never know how good Sean Taylor could have been. He was starting to blossom right before his tragic death. Not to take anything away from Ed Reed, but athletically speaking , Sean was a freak and better athelete than Ed.
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Being a better athlete does not translate to being a better football player or safety. Simply put, I'd take Ed Reed over Sean Taylor
 
TaylorCaneOrDie said:
Sean Taylor was a straight assassin. People need to stop comparing current players to all time greats because they haven't done **** yet. Let him ball out and the rest will take its course.
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Its a message board...why wouldn't we compare current players to all time greats? Its what we do.
 
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