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the story is Taylor is just taking trips.
He will be in Knoxville this Saturday.
He will be in Knoxville this Saturday.
09 Real Deal College Football Discussion/No Homers - Lets geh geh GET IT!
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[font=verdana, arial, sans serif]2009-2010 CFN All-Bowl Team
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- 2009-2010 CFN Bowl Central
- 2008-2009 CFN All-Bowl Team and Top 50 Performances
- 2007-2008 CFN All-Bowl Team
- 2006-2007 CFN All-Bowl Team
50. Central Michigan LB Nick Bellore made 14 tackles, two tackles for loss, and broke up a pass in the GMAC Bowlwin over Troy.
49. Boston College LB Luke Kuechly made 16 tackles and a tackle for loss in the Emerald Bowl loss to USC.
48. Pitt RB Dion Lewis ran 28 times for 159 yards and a touchdown in the Meineke Car Care Bowl win over North Carolina.
47. Miami LB Daryl Sharpton made 15 tackles and 1.5 tackles for loss in the Champs Sports Bowl loss to Wisconsin.
46. Fresno State LB Ben Jacobs made 14 tackles, one blocked kick, and half a tackle for loss in the New Mexico Bowl loss to Wyoming.
45. Utah LB Stevenson Sylvester made eight tackles with a pick for a 27-yard touchdown, a fumble recovery, and a half a tackle for loss in thePoinsettia Bowl win over California.
43. & 44. Wisconsin TE Lance Kendricks and Garrett Graham combined for 13 catches for 205 yards in the Champs Sports Bowl win over Miami.
42. Michigan State LB Greg Jones made 13 tackles and half a tackle for loss in the Alamo Bowl loss to Texas Tech.
41. Alabama LB Eryk Anders made a team-leading seven tackles, one sack, two tackles for loss, broke up a pass, and forced a game-sealingfumble in the BCS Championship win over Texas.
40. Troy WR Jerrel Jernigan caught nine passes for 154 yards, and ran six times for 39 yards. He also returned seven kickoffs for 157 yards inthe GMAC Bowl loss to Central Michigan.
39. Houston LB C.J. Cavness made 17 tackles in the Armed Forces Bowl loss to Air Force.
38. Oklahoma State S Andre Sexton made ten tackles, two interceptions, and a tackle for loss in the Cotton Bowl loss to Ole Miss.
37. Oregon DE Kenny Rowe made seven tackles three sacks, and four tackles for loss in the Rose Bowl loss to Ohio State.
36. Marshall LB Mario Harvey made 12 tackles, two sacks, and an interception in the Little Caesars Bowl win over Ohio.
35. SMU WR Aldrick Robinson caught nine passes for 176 yards in the Hawaii Bowl win over Nevada.
34. Fresno State RB Ryan Mathews ran 31 times for 144 yards and two scores in the New Mexico Bowl loss to Wyoming.
33. Central Michigan DT Frank Zombo made eight tackles and three sacks in the GMAC Bowl win over Troy.
32. Texas WR Jordan Shipley caught ten passes for 122 yards and two scores in the BCS Championship loss to Alabama.
31. Troy QB Levi Brown completed 31-of-56 passes for 386 yards and a touchdown in the GMAC Bowl loss to Central Michigan.
30. USC WR Damian Williams caught 12 passes for 189 yards in the Emerald Bowl win over Boston College.
29. South Florida RB Mike Ford ran 20 times for 207 yards and a touchdown over Northern Illinois in the International.
28. Florida WR Riley Cooper caught seven passes for 181 yards and a score in the Sugar Bowl win over Cincinnati.
27. Wisconsin RB John Clay, 22 carries, 121 yards, 2 touchdowns in the Champs Sport Bowl win over Miami.
26. Air Force RB Asher Clark ran 17 times for 129 yards and two scores in the Armed Forces Bowl win over Houston.
25. West Virginia RB Noel Devine ran 16 times for 168 yards and a score and caught two passes for 28 yards in the Gator Bowl loss to Florida State.
24. Air Force RB Jared Tew ran 26 times for 173 yards and two scores in the Armed Forces Bowl win over Houston.
23. Utah QB Jordan Wynn completed 26-of-36 passes for 338 yards and three touchdowns with an interception in the Poinsettia Bowl win over Cal.
21. & 22. Texas Tech QB Taylor Potts completed 29-of-43 passes for 372 yards and two touchdowns with an interception & QB StevenSheffield completed 9-of-11 passes for 88 yards and a score in the Alamo Bowl win over Michigan State.
20. Ohio LB Noah Keller made 17 tackles in the Little Caesars Bowl loss to Marshall.
19. Boise State CB Brandyn Thompson made seven tackles, two interceptions, returned one for a touchdown, and broke up a pass that led toWinston Venable's game-sealing interception in the Fiesta Bowl win over TCU.
17. & 18. Alabama RB Mark Ingram ran 22 times for 116 yards and two touchdowns, & Trent Richardson ran 19 times for 109 yards and twotouchdowns in the BCS Championship win over Texas.
16. Houston LB Marcus McGraw made 23 tackles with a tackle for loss in the Armed Forces Bowl loss to Air Force.
15. Bowling Green QB Tyler Sheehan completed 33-of-47 passes for 387 yards and four touchdowns, and he ran eight times for 25 yards in theloss to Idaho in the Humanitarian.
14. Middle Tennessee QB Dwight Dasher completed 15-of-25 passes for 162 yards and two scores, and he ran 26 times for 201 yards and twotouchdowns over Southern Miss in the New Orleans.
13. USC QB Matt Barkley completed 27-of-37 passes for 350 yards and two touchdowns with two interceptions, and he ran for a score in theEmerald Bowl win over Boston College.
12. Oklahoma QB Landry Jones completed 30-of-51 passes for 418 yards and three touchdowns with an interception in the win over Stanford in theSun.
11. Ohio State QB Terrelle Pryor completed 23-of-37 passes for 266 yards and two touchdowns, and he ran 20 times for 72 yards in the Rose Bowlwin over Oregon.
10. Central Michigan QB Dan LeFevour completed 33-of-55 passes for 395 yards and a touchdown with an interception, and nine carries for 12yards and a score in the GMAC Bowl win over Troy.
9. Northwestern QB Mike Kafka completed 47-of-78 passes for 532 yards and four touchdowns with five interceptions, and he ran 20 times for 30yards and a score in the Outback Bowl loss to Auburn.
8. SMU QB Kyle Padron completed 32-of-41 passes for 460 yards and two touchdowns in the Hawaii Bowl win over SMU.
7. Ole Miss RB Dexter McCluster ran 34 times for 184 yards and two touchdowns, and he caught five passes for 45 yards in the Cotton Bowl winover Oklahoma State
6. Oklahoma WR Ryan Broyles caught 13 passes for 156 yards and three touchdowns, and returned four punts for 47 yards in the Sun Bowl win overStanford.
5. Navy QB Ricky Dobbs completed 9-of-14 passes for 130 yards and a touchdown, and he ran 30 times for 166 yards and three touchdowns in theTexas Bowl win over Missouri.
4. Central Michigan WR Antonio Brown caught 13 passes for 178 yards, and he ran four times for 22 yards and a score, and he returned sevenkickoffs for 203 yards with a 95-yard touchdown in the GMAC Bowl win over Troy.
3. Iowa DE Adrian Clayborn made nine tackles, all solo, with two sacks in the Orange Bowl win over Georgia Tech.
2. Bowling Green WR Freddie Barnes caught 17 passes for 219 yards and three touchdowns in the Humanitarian Bowl loss to Idaho.
1. Florida QB Tim Tebow completed 31-of-35 passes for 482 yards and three touchdowns, and ran 14 times for 51 yards and a score in the SugarBowl win over Cincinnati.
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- 2009-2010 CFN Bowl Central
- 2008-2009 CFN All-Bowl Team and Top 50 Performances
- 2007-2008 CFN All-Bowl Team
- 2006-2007 CFN All-Bowl Team
| 2009-2010 CFN All-Bowl Team OFFENSE QB - Tim Tebow, Sr. Florida RB - Mark Ingram, Soph. & Trent Richardson, Fr. Alabama RB - Dexter McCluster, Sr. Ole Miss WR - Freddie Barnes, Sr. BGSU WR - Antonio Brown, Jr. CMU TE - Garrett Graham, Sr. & Lance Kendricks, Jr. Wisconsin OL - Clint Boling, Jr. & Cordy Glenn, Soph. (OTs) Georgia OL - J.T. Brooks, Soph. SMU OL - Bryan Bulaga, Jr. Iowa OL - Matt Molloy, Jr. Navy OL - Russell Okung, Sr. Oklahoma St. PK - Andrew Aguila, Sr. Central Mich. KR - Antonio Brown, Jr. Central Mich. DEFENSE DL - Adrian Clayborn, Jr. Iowa DL - Rajon Henley, Sr. & Brandon Sharpe, Sr. Texas Tech DL - Kenny Rowe, Jr. Oregon DL - Frank Zombo, Sr. Central Mich. LB - Mario Harvey, Jr. Marshall LB - Noah Keller, Jr. Ohio LB - Marcus McGraw, Soph. Houston DB - John Boyett, Fr. Oregon DB - Walter McFadden, Sr. Auburn DB - Andre Sexton, Sr. Oklahoma St DB - Brandyn Thompson, Jr. Boise State P - Quinn Sharp, Fr. Oklahoma State PR - Ryan Broyles, Soph. Oklahoma Coaches of the Bowl Season 1. June Jones, SMU 2. Ken Niumatalolo, Navy 3. Kirk Ferentz, Iowa |
49. Boston College LB Luke Kuechly made 16 tackles and a tackle for loss in the Emerald Bowl loss to USC.
48. Pitt RB Dion Lewis ran 28 times for 159 yards and a touchdown in the Meineke Car Care Bowl win over North Carolina.
47. Miami LB Daryl Sharpton made 15 tackles and 1.5 tackles for loss in the Champs Sports Bowl loss to Wisconsin.
46. Fresno State LB Ben Jacobs made 14 tackles, one blocked kick, and half a tackle for loss in the New Mexico Bowl loss to Wyoming.
45. Utah LB Stevenson Sylvester made eight tackles with a pick for a 27-yard touchdown, a fumble recovery, and a half a tackle for loss in thePoinsettia Bowl win over California.
43. & 44. Wisconsin TE Lance Kendricks and Garrett Graham combined for 13 catches for 205 yards in the Champs Sports Bowl win over Miami.
42. Michigan State LB Greg Jones made 13 tackles and half a tackle for loss in the Alamo Bowl loss to Texas Tech.
41. Alabama LB Eryk Anders made a team-leading seven tackles, one sack, two tackles for loss, broke up a pass, and forced a game-sealingfumble in the BCS Championship win over Texas.
40. Troy WR Jerrel Jernigan caught nine passes for 154 yards, and ran six times for 39 yards. He also returned seven kickoffs for 157 yards inthe GMAC Bowl loss to Central Michigan.
39. Houston LB C.J. Cavness made 17 tackles in the Armed Forces Bowl loss to Air Force.
38. Oklahoma State S Andre Sexton made ten tackles, two interceptions, and a tackle for loss in the Cotton Bowl loss to Ole Miss.
37. Oregon DE Kenny Rowe made seven tackles three sacks, and four tackles for loss in the Rose Bowl loss to Ohio State.
36. Marshall LB Mario Harvey made 12 tackles, two sacks, and an interception in the Little Caesars Bowl win over Ohio.
35. SMU WR Aldrick Robinson caught nine passes for 176 yards in the Hawaii Bowl win over Nevada.
34. Fresno State RB Ryan Mathews ran 31 times for 144 yards and two scores in the New Mexico Bowl loss to Wyoming.
33. Central Michigan DT Frank Zombo made eight tackles and three sacks in the GMAC Bowl win over Troy.
32. Texas WR Jordan Shipley caught ten passes for 122 yards and two scores in the BCS Championship loss to Alabama.
31. Troy QB Levi Brown completed 31-of-56 passes for 386 yards and a touchdown in the GMAC Bowl loss to Central Michigan.
30. USC WR Damian Williams caught 12 passes for 189 yards in the Emerald Bowl win over Boston College.
29. South Florida RB Mike Ford ran 20 times for 207 yards and a touchdown over Northern Illinois in the International.
28. Florida WR Riley Cooper caught seven passes for 181 yards and a score in the Sugar Bowl win over Cincinnati.
27. Wisconsin RB John Clay, 22 carries, 121 yards, 2 touchdowns in the Champs Sport Bowl win over Miami.
26. Air Force RB Asher Clark ran 17 times for 129 yards and two scores in the Armed Forces Bowl win over Houston.
25. West Virginia RB Noel Devine ran 16 times for 168 yards and a score and caught two passes for 28 yards in the Gator Bowl loss to Florida State.
24. Air Force RB Jared Tew ran 26 times for 173 yards and two scores in the Armed Forces Bowl win over Houston.
23. Utah QB Jordan Wynn completed 26-of-36 passes for 338 yards and three touchdowns with an interception in the Poinsettia Bowl win over Cal.
21. & 22. Texas Tech QB Taylor Potts completed 29-of-43 passes for 372 yards and two touchdowns with an interception & QB StevenSheffield completed 9-of-11 passes for 88 yards and a score in the Alamo Bowl win over Michigan State.
20. Ohio LB Noah Keller made 17 tackles in the Little Caesars Bowl loss to Marshall.
19. Boise State CB Brandyn Thompson made seven tackles, two interceptions, returned one for a touchdown, and broke up a pass that led toWinston Venable's game-sealing interception in the Fiesta Bowl win over TCU.
17. & 18. Alabama RB Mark Ingram ran 22 times for 116 yards and two touchdowns, & Trent Richardson ran 19 times for 109 yards and twotouchdowns in the BCS Championship win over Texas.
16. Houston LB Marcus McGraw made 23 tackles with a tackle for loss in the Armed Forces Bowl loss to Air Force.
15. Bowling Green QB Tyler Sheehan completed 33-of-47 passes for 387 yards and four touchdowns, and he ran eight times for 25 yards in theloss to Idaho in the Humanitarian.
14. Middle Tennessee QB Dwight Dasher completed 15-of-25 passes for 162 yards and two scores, and he ran 26 times for 201 yards and twotouchdowns over Southern Miss in the New Orleans.
13. USC QB Matt Barkley completed 27-of-37 passes for 350 yards and two touchdowns with two interceptions, and he ran for a score in theEmerald Bowl win over Boston College.
12. Oklahoma QB Landry Jones completed 30-of-51 passes for 418 yards and three touchdowns with an interception in the win over Stanford in theSun.
11. Ohio State QB Terrelle Pryor completed 23-of-37 passes for 266 yards and two touchdowns, and he ran 20 times for 72 yards in the Rose Bowlwin over Oregon.
10. Central Michigan QB Dan LeFevour completed 33-of-55 passes for 395 yards and a touchdown with an interception, and nine carries for 12yards and a score in the GMAC Bowl win over Troy.
9. Northwestern QB Mike Kafka completed 47-of-78 passes for 532 yards and four touchdowns with five interceptions, and he ran 20 times for 30yards and a score in the Outback Bowl loss to Auburn.
8. SMU QB Kyle Padron completed 32-of-41 passes for 460 yards and two touchdowns in the Hawaii Bowl win over SMU.
7. Ole Miss RB Dexter McCluster ran 34 times for 184 yards and two touchdowns, and he caught five passes for 45 yards in the Cotton Bowl winover Oklahoma State
6. Oklahoma WR Ryan Broyles caught 13 passes for 156 yards and three touchdowns, and returned four punts for 47 yards in the Sun Bowl win overStanford.
5. Navy QB Ricky Dobbs completed 9-of-14 passes for 130 yards and a touchdown, and he ran 30 times for 166 yards and three touchdowns in theTexas Bowl win over Missouri.
4. Central Michigan WR Antonio Brown caught 13 passes for 178 yards, and he ran four times for 22 yards and a score, and he returned sevenkickoffs for 203 yards with a 95-yard touchdown in the GMAC Bowl win over Troy.
3. Iowa DE Adrian Clayborn made nine tackles, all solo, with two sacks in the Orange Bowl win over Georgia Tech.
2. Bowling Green WR Freddie Barnes caught 17 passes for 219 yards and three touchdowns in the Humanitarian Bowl loss to Idaho.
1. Florida QB Tim Tebow completed 31-of-35 passes for 482 yards and three touchdowns, and ran 14 times for 51 yards and a score in the SugarBowl win over Cincinnati.
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I guess they kept it quiet since he's committed.
The visit was a surprise and apparently had a good time but guess it doesn't really mean anything. Never really heard anything about his interest in UF.
Kid is a beast though.
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After the announcement, he said he would stick with SC, but now it sounds like he's planning to take visits elsewhere.
Urban Meyer really wants Bax and has been talking to him since Army AA.
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This kid is gonna be a problem (true frosh outta Cincy St. X).
Kid is a beast.
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Rennie Curran off to the NFL
[teary eyed T.O] ... Thats my Coach ... thats unfair
[teary eyed T.O] ... Thats my Coach ... thats unfair
dacomeup
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This kid is gonna be a problem (true frosh outta Cincy St. X).
Steve Specht tried to get Charlie Weis to recruit him and he told him that he was there for Matt James and wasn't interested in him.
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USAAB Video: Baxter Talks USC Effect�
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http://www.addthis.com/bookmark.php...{{title}} {{url}}&lng=en&uid=4b4597a044af1726 http://www.addthis.com/bookmark.php... his recruitment.&lng=en&uid=4b4597a044af1726 http://www.blogger.com/blog_this.py...0.html&n=USAAB Video: Baxter Talks USC Effect http://michigan.scout.com/2/936550.html#email-a-friend-window http://michigan.scout.com/a.z?s=162&p=10&c=936550&refid=4781 | More San Antonio - After the West Team's triumph in the 10th annual U.S. Army All American Bowl, GoBlueWolverine caught up with San Diego, CA ATH Dillon Baxter to discuss the impact of Pete Carroll's USC departure on his recruitment. | |||
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I pray Urban can pull of this miracle and hopefully Powell can get in his ear too. I figure we're running third behind Michigan and USC (depending on whothey hire)
This would be huge just because Urban has never had a guy that could be an every down back the way Baxter can be.
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Steve Specht tried to get Charlie Weis to recruit him and he told him that he was there for Matt James and wasn't interested in him.
What a #$%%$@! %*%%*@#.
Matt James ain't even that serious.
MVP
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Please let this happen, if so we'll be untouchable from 2011-2013
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^ Not so fast Mamba. NOBODY is "untouchable"
(especially ifyou gotta play in the SEC).
I will seriously build a little hatred for UF (have been indifferent my whole life) if Urban somehow gets this kid.
I think this kid has the potential to literally save Rich Rod's job and have Michigan back on their feet and running. He is that good and THAT PERFECT forour system.
Devin Gardner/Dillon Baxter could potentially be Pat White/Steve Slaton Pt. 2., but better.
I will seriously build a little hatred for UF (have been indifferent my whole life) if Urban somehow gets this kid.
I think this kid has the potential to literally save Rich Rod's job and have Michigan back on their feet and running. He is that good and THAT PERFECT forour system.
Devin Gardner/Dillon Baxter could potentially be Pat White/Steve Slaton Pt. 2., but better.
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Is that a good thing?
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Bax is pissed right now.
I hope we get a serious coach candidate by the end of the week.
Most of these guys still want to be Trojans, just want to know who will be leading them.
@ missing out on Powell, Lache, etc.
It happens in cycles
I hope we get a serious coach candidate by the end of the week.
Most of these guys still want to be Trojans, just want to know who will be leading them.
It happens in cycles
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IMO, yes. But a lot of Michigan boosters are trying to push him out and never wanted him in the first place. Plus we are getting a new AD. Ifhe doesn't win this year, he will get #+!! canned.
I don't think a lot of people realize how hard it is to come into a program like Michigan that was straight pro style everything (Lloyd's recruits) andswitch it into a spread read option team overnight.
We didn't have ANY of the right personnel the first year. Freakin' walk on QB as the starter (because Ryan Mallett transfered). Giant %%% 300+pounders on the OL who couldn't block/move like they needed to. Wide receivers who were tall and slow (relatively speaking for the offense). #+!! wasbound to completely fail.
2nd year, improvement, but we still aren't close to the right personnel to get this offense clicking like it can when you have the right types of players. Plus we started 2 true freshman at QB the whole year. Not to mention, the D absolutely sucked.
Once Rich Rod starts winning, kids will lineup to come to Michigan again...that is, if he gets the chance/enough time.
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This would be huge just because Urban has never had a guy that could be an every down back the way Baxter can be.
yes he has, he just never uses them
and bax ant even all that nice like some of yall making him out to be
herm Edwards wants the USC job BAD
i will die in tears laughing if he gets it
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yes he has, he just never uses them
Please enlighten me as what big time every down backs has he had?
Moody don't count.
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^ KJ23, I wouldn't take that clown serious straight off of his SN.
And Moody is straight booty.
And Moody is straight booty.
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Originally Posted by EnEyeKayEe
^ Not so fast Mamba. NOBODY is "untouchable"(especially if you gotta play in the SEC).
I will seriously build a little hatred for UF (have been indifferent my whole life) if Urban somehow gets this kid.
I think this kid has the potential to literally save Rich Rod's job and have Michigan back on their feet and running. He is that good and THAT PERFECT for our system.
Devin Gardner/Dillon Baxter could potentially be Pat White/Steve Slaton Pt. 2., but better.
He's definitely perfect for your system. His arm isn't bad either.
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demps, moody and the other kid would do just fine as number 1 RB but with Tebow there meyers was just fine using him to run the ball
Devin Gardner/Dillon Baxter could potentially be Pat White/Steve Slaton Pt. 2., but better
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Is that a good thing?
IMO, yes. But a lot of Michigan boosters are trying to push him out and never wanted him in the first place. Plus we are getting a new AD. If
he doesn't win this year, he will get #+!! canned.
I don't think a lot of people realize how hard it is to come into a program like Michigan that was straight pro style everything (Lloyd's recruits) and
switch it into a spread read option team overnight.
We didn't have ANY of the right personnel the first year. Freakin' walk on QB as the starter (because Ryan Mallett transfered). Giant %%% 300+
pounders on the OL who couldn't block/move like they needed to. Wide receivers who were tall and slow (relatively speaking for the offense). #+!! was
bound to completely fail.
2nd year, improvement, but we still aren't close to the right personnel to get this offense clicking like it can when you have the right types of players.
Plus we started 2 true freshman at QB the whole year. Not to mention, the D absolutely sucked.
Once Rich Rod starts winning, kids will lineup to come to Michigan again...that is, if he gets the chance/enough time.
I've never been a fan of Rich Rod, I don't think he can handle everything that goes with being at a big time program.
He does deserve some time to get his own guys in there but you've got to show them something worthy of getting that extra time. Needs to start with that D,that was painful to watch (but stay away from Heater). I figure he's got to get to a bowl game at the least next year if he still wants to be around.
Originally Posted by EnEyeKayEe
^ KJ23, I wouldn't take that clown serious straight off of his SN.
And Moody is straight booty.
Didn't even look at his name.
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Demps & the other kid, Chris Rainey, are not every-down #1 backs. Moody has found it too difficult to learn the system. There is no"s" at the end of Meyer. Stop Posting.
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Coaches (what's left of them) finally called Prater and talked to him while he was back home. Rumor is he's leaning back on EEing to SC.
If this ends up being true, it would be HUGE for SC in keeping Baxter. Woods, Prater, and Bax are really close.
Riley just signed a 3-year contract extension. He's staying with the Beavers.
If this ends up being true, it would be HUGE for SC in keeping Baxter. Woods, Prater, and Bax are really close.
Riley just signed a 3-year contract extension. He's staying with the Beavers.
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Pac10OWNsSEC
You are clueless son (and not just because of your SN).
Devin Gardner/Dillon Baxter could potentially be Pat White/Steve Slaton Pt. 2., but better
Key word: POTENTIALLY and yes, it's def. a bit of a hyperbole at the moment.
He's definitely perfect for your system. His arm isn't bad either.
That's why I want him so bad. We could line him up in the Wildcat at times with Denard Robinson running motion out of the slot.
