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Ladarius Gunter

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Played physical football tonight. Kinda resembled Antrelle Rolle a bit. The play when he tackled the Wr and "Rock Bottomed" his *** on the sideline was awesome. And how about him jumping the route on the hitch and almost caught it for 6 the other way. The Only corner I seen jump a route when the Qb stares him down all year. Dude played a helluva game.
 
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datcaneguy said:
Played physical football tonight. Kinda resembled Antrelle Rolle a bit. The play when he tackled the Wr and "Rock Bottomed" his *** on the sideline was awesome. And how about him jumping the route on the hitch and almost caught it for 6 the other way. The Only corner I seen jump a route when the Qb stares him down all year. Dude played a helluva game.
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encourging....hope he can keep it up
 
I dare anyone to find someone who drew more offensive interference penalties in 1 game than gunter did tonight
 
CaneTime01 said:
I dare anyone to find someone who drew more offensive interference penalties in 1 game than gunter did tonight
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Honestly, he could have had more. He really had a good game tonight, although he probably robbed Deon Bush of a pick in the second half. That tackle on the sideline also gave me a slight woody.
 
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Miami is going to have a pretty nasty secondary next year. FSU's passing game is not very good but they made some plays tonight.

At 4-4 I'm more optimistic about this team than I was when they were 4-1.
 
He had a knack for being there and getting physical. Needs to work on his hands a bit but that's knitpiciking, kinda.


Our secondary should be sick next year along with the LB's.


We just need a DL that's not JAG's or else it doesn't matter so much.
 
There's just a different sound when he hits somebody than other CBs. He's got a little Eddie Johnson in him out there.

**** of a game he played last night.
 
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Gunter and Bush are the only defenders on the team that actually read patterns and jump routes. I lost count of how many times a LB (usually Perryman) was sitting in zone covering grass and then gave up a completion because they wouldn't trust their eyes and work out to the 1 WR in their zone. Perryman is too quick, fast and experienced to just sit flat-footed in coverage when there's a receiver 3-5 yards beside him. He made a play vs. BC but he needs to regain that confidence and be aggressive in zone.
 
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He wasn't playing this well early in the season. Seems to be getting better. What's that called again? Oh right development. Something the defense is doing but not the offense. Hmmnnn
 
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cane33 said:
He wasn't playing this well early in the season. Seems to be getting better. What's that called again? Oh right development. Something the defense is doing but not the offense. Hmmnnn
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Not only that but he's a guy our staff keyed on even though he really had wasn't recruited much.
 
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