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Cribby said:
You sure it wasn’t a blade? Dusty was the king of the blade job and that’s why his forehead looked the way it did
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Maybe oh sht yeah his forehead looked like a thousand railroad tracks going in different directions.
 
Jedi Master Cane said:
Ridiculous feet. He's a dancing bear on the edge.

I keep hearing about how if we take 3 tackles this kid might move inside. I say to myself anyone who honestly thinks this kid is playing anywhere other than tackle, regardless of who we sign, is outside their **** mind.
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Tell them ALL they will get a shot at tackle (or wherever they want) first, and then let practice be what sorts it out.
 
HOLISTIC CANE said:
There are no “good”articles on cheating! It’s true and it’s still happening to this very day. I’m an Auburn Alum and I know Auburn has been doing it since the mid 80’s! It’s real and it’s foolish to think other wise. More than one way to skin a kat…
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They give money to the church as a donation then the church distributes it to the family as a gift to help the community.

My favorite bag drop used by sec teams is at the casino. Take a kid to a Biloxi or New Orleans casino, buy 5k of chips, leave the kid some chips to play on the table then he cashes them out. Quick washing of the money.
 
Jedi Master Cane said:
Ridiculous feet. He's a dancing bear on the edge.

I keep hearing about how if we take 3 tackles this kid might move inside. I say to myself anyone who honestly thinks this kid is playing anywhere other than tackle, regardless of who we sign, is outside their **** mind.
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Our OL depth and overall talent is so so bad. I know a lot of us realize this but I think we don’t fully grasp how bad it is.

We took two developmental projects very late in the game (possibly only because we realized Ioli and Connerly weren’t coming) last year. Denis and Sagapolu are transfers so already used up a year.

Our current depth is incredibly week. McLaughlin, Washington, Seymour, and Rodriguez may never play a down here. So we really need the numbers this year.

I honestly wouldn’t be surprised to see Mario go for 8 guys. But 7 is arguably the bare minimum we should take.

Francis (1) and Samson (2) can be our bookends next year. Olaus (3), Kinsler (4), and Kirkland (5) could push for starting Guard spot or at the very least be in the two deep at Guard. Tripp (6) can push for two deep at Center. Tinilau (7) will need a few years no matter what but stack that talent. That’s 7 there.
 
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Gi0logy said:
Our OL depth and overall talent is so so bad. I know a lot of us realize this but I think we don’t fully grasp how bad it is.

We took two developmental projects very late in the game (possibly only because we realized Ioli and Connerly weren’t coming) last year. Denis and Sagapolu are transfers so already used up a year.

Our current depth is incredibly week. McLaughlin, Washington, Seymour, and Rodriguez may never play a down here. So we really need the numbers this year.

I honestly wouldn’t be surprised to see Mario go for 8 guys. But 7 is arguably the bare minimum we should take.

Francis (1) and Samson (2) can be our bookends next year. Olaus (3), Kinsler (4), and Kirkland (5) could push for starting Guard spot or at the very least be in the two deep at Guard. Tripp (6) can push for two deep at Center. Tinilau (7) will need a few years no matter what but stack that talent. That’s 7 there.
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Gi0logy said:
Our OL depth and overall talent is so so bad. I know a lot of us realize this but I think we don’t fully grasp how bad it is.

We took two developmental projects very late in the game (possibly only because we realized Ioli and Connerly weren’t coming) last year. Denis and Sagapolu are transfers so already used up a year.

Our current depth is incredibly week. McLaughlin, Washington, Seymour, and Rodriguez may never play a down here. So we really need the numbers this year.

I honestly wouldn’t be surprised to see Mario go for 8 guys. But 7 is arguably the bare minimum we should take.

Francis (1) and Samson (2) can be our bookends next year. Olaus (3), Kinsler (4), and Kirkland (5) could push for starting Guard spot or at the very least be in the two deep at Guard. Tripp (6) can push for two deep at Center. Tinilau (7) will need a few years no matter what but stack that talent. That’s 7 there.
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Saying redshirt freshman wont play a down here is kind of hyperbole imo.

A talent upgrade at OL is definitely coming though. We are ****poor out wide..interior isn't as bad as stated in my opinion.
 
Gi0logy said:
Our OL depth and overall talent is so so bad. I know a lot of us realize this but I think we don’t fully grasp how bad it is.

We took two developmental projects very late in the game (possibly only because we realized Ioli and Connerly weren’t coming) last year. Denis and Sagapolu are transfers so already used up a year.

Our current depth is incredibly week. McLaughlin, Washington, Seymour, and Rodriguez may never play a down here. So we really need the numbers this year.

I honestly wouldn’t be surprised to see Mario go for 8 guys. But 7 is arguably the bare minimum we should take.

Francis (1) and Samson (2) can be our bookends next year. Olaus (3), Kinsler (4), and Kirkland (5) could push for starting Guard spot or at the very least be in the two deep at Guard. Tripp (6) can push for two deep at Center. Tinilau (7) will need a few years no matter what but stack that talent. That’s 7 there.
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Our oline is jag central
Very high chance we start 3 true freshmen in 2 years
 
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It can be difficult for an On3 Consensus 5-star to appear on a stock up list at a loaded event. Miami verbal Francis Mauigoa accomplished the rare feat this weekend. the 6-foot-6, 325-pounder is a first off the bus level prospect with a strong, perfectly proportioned frame.

Then when it comes time to move the feet, he does so with high-end agility and quickness for his size. He’s light on his feet, but also packs initial punch power and body quickness. He looked terrific in drills, won the vast majority of his 1-on-1’s, and took home OL MVP honors following the event. His reactive quickness stood out wqhen initially beaten in 1-on-1’s. The home game for Mauigoa this weekend cemented his status as an On3 Consensus 5-star prospect. He had the look of multi-year starter and future NFL draft pick Saturday
 
Gi0logy said:
Our OL depth and overall talent is so so bad. I know a lot of us realize this but I think we don’t fully grasp how bad it is.

We took two developmental projects very late in the game (possibly only because we realized Ioli and Connerly weren’t coming) last year. Denis and Sagapolu are transfers so already used up a year.

Our current depth is incredibly week. McLaughlin, Washington, Seymour, and Rodriguez may never play a down here. So we really need the numbers this year.

I honestly wouldn’t be surprised to see Mario go for 8 guys. But 7 is arguably the bare minimum we should take.

Francis (1) and Samson (2) can be our bookends next year. Olaus (3), Kinsler (4), and Kirkland (5) could push for starting Guard spot or at the very least be in the two deep at Guard. Tripp (6) can push for two deep at Center. Tinilau (7) will need a few years no matter what but stack that talent. That’s 7 there.
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We could throw away everyone not named Rivers and it would be an upgrade tbh.
 
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Gru said:
One of the main writers for Florida Gators On3
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Somebody posted they heard Miami is going to get a huge decommitment, and he responded Francis is looking. Another poster mentioned Bryant, hoping he’d be one to look around.
 
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