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Armrbrister lost a year of his life again. Vacillating between sophomore and junior every other week, ****** lulz. Perhaps they should figure that out.
 
I like the O-line...Bunch to be so big doesn't smash ppl and does a lot of O-Lays. Would love for us to begin mashing mufugers
 
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TreOFive said:
I like the O-line...Bunch to be so big doesn't smash ppl and does a lot of O-Lays. Would love for us to begin mashing mufugers
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You wan to start mashing people, get Al Maul Gall some more reps. That dude's a blood-thirsty fiend.
 
edge said:
Boarcane said:
RiDLer80 said:
Actually looking at this depth chart again, I think Duke is getting phased out of kick return.

Dorsett is still top two at PR and KR. Duke is now number 3 at KR though.
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ding, ding..... winner
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That is not the way I read it. If Duke was being phased out it would read Coley or Duke, not Coley or Dorsett.

It still ****es me off that Dorsett pranced down the field on the opening kickoff instead of turning around and blocking the guy that horse collared Duke. That was a dangerous play that could have gotten Duke seriously hurt. Should have been a penalty by the way.
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For real is horsecollaring not a penalty anymore? I've seen so many uncalled while refs are out there watching for guys who hit too hard.
 
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THE boy that I love to watch every time he gets on the field Is "FIGS" man that kid is going to be special...
 
DHucks said:
Dorsett is losing money at a rapid rate........
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Man, thank God we saw all the plays he was making in training in the videos ourselves, because we would have killed the writer for him being a Greentree all-american...come on young fella!
 
Dorsett's problem is he is very one dimensonal.

He has amazing straight line speed, but that's about it. Decent hands. No real ability to create for himself once he gets the ball. Not a great route runner.

It'll be interesting to see where he lands in the Draft when he enters.
 
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It's amazing, but absent Golden's waiver wire pick-ups we would essentially not have a back-up for Porter. And the O'Donnel and Gilbert moves are reaping huge rewards as well.
 
Dorsett might start at PR against USF, but I think Coley comes in the rest of the game and takes the job for good.
 
drifters1234 said:
It's amazing, but absent Golden's waiver wire pick-ups we would essentially not have a back-up for Porter. And the O'Donnel and Gilbert moves are reaping huge rewards as well.
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Al's late night moves have been works of a master. Making huge difference, expecially in the swamp scum game with field postion and fresh dline bodies.

Let's not get down on Dorsett. New coaches on offense impact players. He took the top off the gator and that does not happen often. His type of speed isn't to be dismissed so easily. Any limitations he might have just increase the likelihood that he returns for another year and that is a good thing. Even those dropped passes in the ND game changed the domer D; we just we didn't take advantge of the huge drops they started taking and that was not his fault.

It is exciting to think about Coley and Duke returning kicks together. I'll like to see Artie get some to. Dorsett does do the one thing returning punts that is the most important-- he catches the ball. If anyone esle goes back there drops one, Al will have him back there in a second. Also, now good to let to many hit the gorund -- impacts field position.
 
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I think Dorsett need to be relieved of his ST duties so that he can concentrate on catching passes from Morris... I still like Duke at KR though. I think he's the best in CFB.
 
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