brock
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I think Parrish doesn’t have the traits to be “special” but definitely a reliable and good player at running back though
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BeachCanes
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Just has great balance. We lined up him out wide as well. I think he’ll be the leading rusher.
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He didn’t dance and hit the hole quick. Quick decision making and very north to south runner. Reminded me a bit of Travis homer
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Beyond early haha
This thread is spot on about him. The Rooster disrespect is almost at an end though
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Huh… adjusting? Isn’t he from Miami? He wasn’t gone long enough for him to need to adjust to the heat. I have a hard time believing that
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It was just announcers filling dead air
I respect the input always Brock , I feel the best is yet to come with Parrish he’s never had the opportunity that Miami is giving him he knows it’s fleeting and will put his heart into thanking Miami for a shot of a lifetime every time his number is called.
GOCANES
I don’t know who mentoring Rooster but it’s showing even after a good year not much has sunk in sad.
He better be careful his time here is passing by and soon.
“ Oh my what have I done “
Wish him the best hope he wakes up soon .
GOCANES
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pacusmc
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Mario said Rooster had a soft tissue injury and was right at the window for him to return and it was decided to keep him out as a precaution.
Parish showed what he showed is in high school. A running back that makes the right cuts at the right time.
He was never a power back or a speedster. He just has the ability to avoid being tackled. It’s just something you can’t teach.
But he ain’t better than rooster imo.
But nothing has to be absolute. Why can’t we just be happy about the fact that we have a running back room full of very talented backs that each bring a unique quality to the table.
Power, speed, elusiveness, vision, receiving, pass pro.
Parish showed what he showed is in high school. A running back that makes the right cuts at the right time.
He was never a power back or a speedster. He just has the ability to avoid being tackled. It’s just something you can’t teach.
But he ain’t better than rooster imo.
But nothing has to be absolute. Why can’t we just be happy about the fact that we have a running back room full of very talented backs that each bring a unique quality to the table.
Power, speed, elusiveness, vision, receiving, pass pro.
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What the **** are you talking about?
SayWhat
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Mississippi, it's worse, but you do get some change of seasons. Air is like soup in the summer with little to no breeze.
TruCane81
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He can put up special numbers though.
His stats will outpace his measureables. This is just the beginning. I was bummed when we didn’t land him out of high school.
You can’t teach the way he churns out yardage. We are still underestimating him.
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TruCane81
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I'm here to ******* collect.
I been on the Parrish train from the beginning, too.
Kid is just getting started.
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I’ll like to share some things w/ the audience if I may:
Sept 21, 2013
SSt v. Miami (77-7)
Sept 6, 2014
FAMU v. Miami (41-7)
Sept 5, 2015
BCU v. Miami (45-0)
Sept 3, 2016
FAMU v. Miami (70-3)
Sept 8, 2018
SSt v. Miami (77-0)
Sept 14, 2019
BCU v. Miami (63-0)
Sept 25, 2021
CCU v. Miami (69-0)
U know what they all have in common? Let’s wait for the champagne popping until week 3, then we’ll know know everything, including if Parrish is RB1.
Sept 21, 2013
SSt v. Miami (77-7)
Sept 6, 2014
FAMU v. Miami (41-7)
Sept 5, 2015
BCU v. Miami (45-0)
Sept 3, 2016
FAMU v. Miami (70-3)
Sept 8, 2018
SSt v. Miami (77-0)
Sept 14, 2019
BCU v. Miami (63-0)
Sept 25, 2021
CCU v. Miami (69-0)
U know what they all have in common? Let’s wait for the champagne popping until week 3, then we’ll know know everything, including if Parrish is RB1.
Santana Sosa
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Talk to em son!
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Mr. Dynasty1
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Nah fam, bring my boy his Heisman
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It was only Bethune Cookman but Parrish was a productive running back in the SEC also. This isn’t just some flash against an FCS opponent.
He makes up for average speed with plus vision, balance and change of direction.
He doesn’t have the physical traits to be elite but he’s consistently very good. I’d be shocked if he doesn’t lead the team in rushing this year.
He makes up for average speed with plus vision, balance and change of direction.
He doesn’t have the physical traits to be elite but he’s consistently very good. I’d be shocked if he doesn’t lead the team in rushing this year.
SinCityCane
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True, but you can still tell a lot by the way he set up his blocks and always picked the right hole to run through on Saturday, regardless of competition. I love what he brings, but I think Knighton will be housing a few behind the holes this OL will be opening up this year. It would've been tough to find a worse running scheme for a back like him to play in than what Lashlee ran last year...his best is definitely yet to come.
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