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like jhall said, not a kool aid drinker, but, imagine this team and program without the cloud hanging over us for 3 years. I suppose at this point, it's been so long a lot of coaches and players don't even think about it.

imagine having 5-7 more quality caliber players at a couple position and playing with 81 or 82 kids on ship instead of 75. imagine a little more depth at wr and rb and safety and maybe dline.

that's where we are heading.
 
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5XNC said:
like jhall said, not a kool aid drinker, but, imagine this team and program without the cloud hanging over us for 3 years. I suppose at this point, it's been so long a lot of coaches and players don't even think about it.

imagine having 5-7 more quality caliber players at a couple position and playing with 81 or 82 kids on ship instead of 75. imagine a little more depth at wr and rb and safety and maybe dline.

that's where we are heading.
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Alex Collins and Eddie Goldman, and we would be a legit top team this year and going into next. A healthy Mthomas would be awesome, and negate the pains of possibly losing Perryman next year. It is what it is though.......
 
I don't wanna think about the what ifs...

I LOVE THIS TEAM! I APPRECIATE THE HEART OF THIS TEAM. I AM GRATEFUL FOR AL GOLDEN. I HAVE HOPE IN THIS PROGRAM'S FUTURE

all these things you guys have brought up are correct & they make me love & appreciate this team that much more
 
You guys set yourself up for failure all the time with the what ifs......enjoy this team and the plAyers on it , those guys choose not to come here..... Sanctions or not they made their choice .....we just beat a team that has owned us since we entered the ACC... 6-0 leggo..
 
i'm enjoying it all and think we probably are one game ahead of where I thought we'd be.

I just think about what we've accomplished considering all we've been thru and where we might be at full strength with nothing to worry about but football.
a lot of other programs wouldn't have been able to deal with what we've dealt with in the manner in which we've dealt with it.
 
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