Edward Williams ?

kid reminds me of eddie johnson

First thing I thought. The kid hits and just makes plays. And LMAO at whatever service had him at a 4.8 40. He may not be fast, but he's **** quick footed. No way he's a 4.8 kid.


When we were winning championships in the '80's our LBs were running 4.8's or worse. I remember the media guy showing guys like Randy Shannon and Rod Carter and others in the 4.8 range. We sometimes had DLs faster than our LBs.

I think we would be the best overall choice: quality education at a small private school, in a nice section of town. Good coaching and development for the NFL. I can't think of anything better for this kid.
 
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If its true about the parents then its either us or he goes to a lower school but closer to home its almost like the Collins situation which can reallly be bad

I'm ch
I thought Tulane was supposed to be a pretty good school. I don't know how the schools compare now, but when I was considering colleges, years ago, there was no comparison: Miami was nowhere near Tulane. Tulane was considered one of the elite of the southern schools, Miami was not. I guess Miami has improved a lot. I'm not sure you can prove it from the idiot posters on this board, but they might not be UM students.

According to US News & World Report:

#44 Miami
#51 Tulane

That's impressive. If his parents are interested in quality education, that should impress them. Both are small, private universities. I read an old post on a Texas A&M website that was once a commitment to them. I don't know if that's true.

I hope he and his parents visit pretty soon. I think they'll be impressed. This kid could help us.

His main interest is getting to the NFL. He made that pretty clear.
I don't know the numbers but I'm almost certain we have more players in the NFL than the Green Wave.
We probably have more players drafted in 1 year then Tulane does in 10.

No doubt. I'm chuckling at that because I remember back when we had trouble beating Tulane. Not that we were so bad, but they were much better. I think it was Tulane we beat in the early '70's when the refs gave us, by mistake, a fifth down, and we scored on it. The Tulane people screamed bloody murder, and demanded we forfeit the game, but Curci said "no dice."

There were other times I think they beat us. But that was the '60's, I think. We used to get beat by Navy, too.
 
I'm ch
I thought Tulane was supposed to be a pretty good school. I don't know how the schools compare now, but when I was considering colleges, years ago, there was no comparison: Miami was nowhere near Tulane. Tulane was considered one of the elite of the southern schools, Miami was not. I guess Miami has improved a lot. I'm not sure you can prove it from the idiot posters on this board, but they might not be UM students.

According to US News & World Report:

#44 Miami
#51 Tulane

That's impressive. If his parents are interested in quality education, that should impress them. Both are small, private universities. I read an old post on a Texas A&M website that was once a commitment to them. I don't know if that's true.

I hope he and his parents visit pretty soon. I think they'll be impressed. This kid could help us.

His main interest is getting to the NFL. He made that pretty clear.
I don't know the numbers but I'm almost certain we have more players in the NFL than the Green Wave.
We probably have more players drafted in 1 year then Tulane does in 10.

No doubt. I'm chuckling at that because I remember back when we had trouble beating Tulane. Not that we were so bad, but they were much better. I think it was Tulane we beat in the early '70's when the refs gave us, by mistake, a fifth down, and we scored on it. The Tulane people screamed bloody murder, and demanded we forfeit the game, but Curci said "no dice."

There were other times I think they beat us. But that was the '60's, I think. We used to get beat by Navy, too.

You're probably the only person on this site who is older than me.
I remember when Howard first came and how excited we were to go the The Peach Bowl.
It was like "Fuuccckkk Yeah! The Peach Bowl."
 
According to US News & World Report:

#44 Miami
#51 Tulane

That's impressive. If his parents are interested in quality education, that should impress them. Both are small, private universities. I read an old post on a Texas A&M website that was once a commitment to them. I don't know if that's true.

I hope he and his parents visit pretty soon. I think they'll be impressed. This kid could help us.

His main interest is getting to the NFL. He made that pretty clear.
I don't know the numbers but I'm almost certain we have more players in the NFL than the Green Wave.
We probably have more players drafted in 1 year then Tulane does in 10.

No doubt. I'm chuckling at that because I remember back when we had trouble beating Tulane. Not that we were so bad, but they were much better. I think it was Tulane we beat in the early '70's when the refs gave us, by mistake, a fifth down, and we scored on it. The Tulane people screamed bloody murder, and demanded we forfeit the game, but Curci said "no dice."

There were other times I think they beat us. But that was the '60's, I think. We used to get beat by Navy, too.

You're probably the only person on this site who is older than me.
I remember when Howard first came and how excited we were to go the The Peach Bowl.
It was like "Fuuccckkk Yeah! The Peach Bowl."

No you're not I was 6 and had season tickets with my dad for both the Canes and Dolphins since I was 3, and my dad was just as excited as me, granted I at the time didn't have the capacity to fully comprehend at the time how big it was, but having my dad as excited as his six year old son was the beginning of one of the many reasons I love Howard and the Canes. Having nothing to do with the Canes, but now that I am having this flashback, I'm still haunted by David Woodley and the Super Bowl against the Redskins, freaking stupid Woodley!!! Anyways I'm back where was I? oh yes Peach Bowl heck yeah and ummmmm Go Canes!!
 
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Message boards around the country will ask why this kid wasn't more heavily recruited when he's an All-American in 3 years.
 
According to US News & World Report:

#44 Miami
#51 Tulane

That's impressive. If his parents are interested in quality education, that should impress them. Both are small, private universities. I read an old post on a Texas A&M website that was once a commitment to them. I don't know if that's true.

I hope he and his parents visit pretty soon. I think they'll be impressed. This kid could help us.

His main interest is getting to the NFL. He made that pretty clear.
I don't know the numbers but I'm almost certain we have more players in the NFL than the Green Wave.
We probably have more players drafted in 1 year then Tulane does in 10.

No doubt. I'm chuckling at that because I remember back when we had trouble beating Tulane. Not that we were so bad, but they were much better. I think it was Tulane we beat in the early '70's when the refs gave us, by mistake, a fifth down, and we scored on it. The Tulane people screamed bloody murder, and demanded we forfeit the game, but Curci said "no dice."

There were other times I think they beat us. But that was the '60's, I think. We used to get beat by Navy, too.

You're probably the only person on this site who is older than me.
I remember when Howard first came and how excited we were to go the The Peach Bowl.
It was like "Fuuccckkk Yeah! The Peach Bowl."
I was at that game freezing my *** off.
 
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Is it possible that Edward Williams is actually an adult male sasquatch, and that he's delaying his decision so much because he's currently in the Pacific Northwest frightening hikers and hurling boulders at people's houses? Is this his junior film?

[video=youtube;lOxuRIfFs0w]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOxuRIfFs0w[/video]
 
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well he still hasn't visited us....so I highly doubt we are in the running for him.
 
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