Chronic2011
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Paul White #4 early 90's is my favorite unsung cane ever.
is he the guy who would come off the edge to block punts and miss by an inch?
maybe I'm thinking of someone else
Paul White #4 early 90's is my favorite unsung cane ever.
Paul White #4 early 90's is my favorite unsung cane ever.
is he the guy who would come off the edge to block punts and miss by an inch?
maybe I'm thinking of someone else
Great post man. Love those unheralded 'Canes, the dudes in the trenches, or the ones that make the most of their oppurtunity. The Stephen McGuire, Jarret Payton, Larry Jones types.......
remember him? Wore 26 back in the late 80's, started in 91 on the title team
But I remember James being a real physical hard-hitting guy, really good and willing special teams player. But had to wait essentially his whole career to really get a crack at full-time PT at corner. And did it willingly, was a willing role player, understood the type of talent that was in front of him( like Bennie and the Jets, and then Ryan McNeil, Roland Smith and Kenny Berry) but stuck it out. Was a part of championship squads.
Much the same way Robert Bailey did during his tenure at UM.
That's when there was a certain toughness and culture to this program
For all the great, future Hall of Famers we've seen at Coral Gables, it reminds me that we should also really appreciate guys like Herbert James and the like. They are the coal-shovelers that Golden speaks off
so is it a jungle, or do we not have coal shovelers? im confused.