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It's official now. David Brandon announced today, 2011 will be a night game vs ND.
David Brandon already making moves.
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[h1]RB Brown leaving Tennessee[/h1]
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- Running back Bryce Brown left the Tennessee program on the first day of the Volunteers' spring practice, coach Derek Dooley said.
Dooley said Brown told him Thursday that he was dealing with family and personal problems that included "some of the reasons why he came here." Brown was not present for practice.
"I was a little surprised, but you can only control what you can control," Dooley said. "He went through the entire offseason, but I also think that this wasn't something from the last three weeks. But I'm not here to recruit. I'm here to coach."
The Wichita, Kan., native averaged 38.3 yards in 12 games as a freshman in 2009.
Brown was rated as one of the top recruits in the nation in 2009, and his recruitment process drew a lot of attention thanks to his relationship with adviser Brian Butler.
The NCAA investigated whether money was improperly raised for Brown to visit colleges while in high school. Neither Brown nor Tennessee, who was not recruiting him at the time, were punished.
Brown originally committed to Miami, where his brother, Arthur Brown Jr., played but instead signed at Tennessee after Lane Kiffin was hired as coach.
In January, Kiffin left Tennessee to coach at Southern California and Arthur Brown left Miami and enrolled at Kansas State earlier this month.
Dooley says Brown will remain enrolled at Tennessee for the rest of the spring semester but did not indicate if he would then transfer.
"We want Bryce here. He's going to be here through the rest of the semester, but my focus really is on the 85 guys who are here and have great spirit about the direction of the program and are excited about having our first practice," Dooley said.
Fellow running back David Oku said Brown's decision caught his teammates somewhat by surprise.
"Everybody makes their own decisions. All we can do is hope he doesn't (leave), but we can't control what somebody else does," Oku said. "You know how coach Dooley said, everybody's got to worry about taking care of themselves to get the team chemistry going."
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- Running back Bryce Brown left the Tennessee program on the first day of the Volunteers' spring practice, coach Derek Dooley said.
Dooley said Brown told him Thursday that he was dealing with family and personal problems that included "some of the reasons why he came here." Brown was not present for practice.
"I was a little surprised, but you can only control what you can control," Dooley said. "He went through the entire offseason, but I also think that this wasn't something from the last three weeks. But I'm not here to recruit. I'm here to coach."
The Wichita, Kan., native averaged 38.3 yards in 12 games as a freshman in 2009.
Brown was rated as one of the top recruits in the nation in 2009, and his recruitment process drew a lot of attention thanks to his relationship with adviser Brian Butler.
The NCAA investigated whether money was improperly raised for Brown to visit colleges while in high school. Neither Brown nor Tennessee, who was not recruiting him at the time, were punished.
Brown originally committed to Miami, where his brother, Arthur Brown Jr., played but instead signed at Tennessee after Lane Kiffin was hired as coach.
In January, Kiffin left Tennessee to coach at Southern California and Arthur Brown left Miami and enrolled at Kansas State earlier this month.
Dooley says Brown will remain enrolled at Tennessee for the rest of the spring semester but did not indicate if he would then transfer.
"We want Bryce here. He's going to be here through the rest of the semester, but my focus really is on the 85 guys who are here and have great spirit about the direction of the program and are excited about having our first practice," Dooley said.
Fellow running back David Oku said Brown's decision caught his teammates somewhat by surprise.
"Everybody makes their own decisions. All we can do is hope he doesn't (leave), but we can't control what somebody else does," Oku said. "You know how coach Dooley said, everybody's got to worry about taking care of themselves to get the team chemistry going."
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you already know Jacory Harris is sitting in the top 5
and so is Nesbitt, Ponder, and Tyrod (if people still have faith in him).
It could be a great year for QB's in the ACC
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Michigan will not put up permanent lights because they know that networks will bring in there own for that game and it will save them millions. I guessits a smart move.
Good thing for the night games. A small step to become on the level of the big dogs. Now we just need to see some Ws.
Plus, the atmosphere should be wild if the blue hairs stay home and those college kids can take their place.
Good thing for the night games. A small step to become on the level of the big dogs. Now we just need to see some Ws.
Plus, the atmosphere should be wild if the blue hairs stay home and those college kids can take their place.
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How do you not have lights for a night game and you call yourself a major program?
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"Call ourselves"?
Michigan is a major program.
We have just never hosted night games. I thought they were going to put in permanent lights with all the MAJOR renovation they are doing right now to the Big House, but I guess not...it does piss me of though.
Put it in a spoiler, it keeps pasting funny.
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[h1]Kiper's top 5s: Returning players[/h1][h3]Think of this list as an early guide to the 2011 NFL draft[/h3]
By Mel Kiper Jr.
ESPN Insider
Archive
This list is made up of players who are not in the pool for April's NFL draft but could have been had they opted to jump. You can think of it as an early road map for the 2011 NFL draft. Obviously, some of the top sophomores in the nation also will be in this mix next season.
Things will change greatly in the summer and fall, of course, but guys like Ryan Mallett, DeAndre McDaniel, Marvin Austin and Terrance Toliver will be names to know and watch for.
You can find my latest mock draft for 2010 by going here.
[h4]QUARTERBACKS[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
CMP
ATT
YDS
TD
INT
SKD
Jake Locker
6-3
226
230
395
2,800
21
11
28
Ryan Mallett
6-7
238
225
403
3,627
30
7
24
Case Keenum
6-2
210
468
659
5,449
43
9
16
Christian Ponder
6-2
219
227
330
2,717
17
7
15
Jerrod Johnson
6-5
243
296
497
3,579
30
8
27
Analysis: This is now Locker's position grouping to own for the next season. Locker, Mallett and Keenum should be on radar screens next fall for the 2011 NFL draft, with Locker -- as I've said before -- a legit possibility to go No. 1 overall in April 2011.
[h4]RUNNING BACKS[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
ATT
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
Daniel Thomas
6-2
227
247
1,265
5.1
11
25
257
Noel Devine
5-8
176
241
1,465
6.1
13
22
177
DeMarco Murray
6-1
214
171
705
4.1
8
41
522
Roy Helu
6-0
215
220
1,147
5.2
9
19
149
Evan Royster
6-1
209
205
1,169
5.7
6
16
187
Analysis: Based on where he's ranked here, you'd suspect Devine might be a really high pick in 2011, but I have a hard time seeing him as a first-round guy. I suggested he jump this year because I think he'll have a hard time increasing his stock. That said, he gets this ranking until some others step up as prospects. I suspect they will.
[h4]FULLBACKS[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
ATT
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
Owen Marecic
6-1
244
7
14
2.0
3
8
132
Stanley Havili
6-1
230
19
136
7.2
0
16
215
Charles Clay
6-3
230
63
236
3.7
7
39
530
Marcus Sims
6-0
233
0
0
0.0
0
0
0
Quentin Castille
6-1
235
106
337
3.2
1
18
110
Analysis: Havili never had full health this past season, and his regular presence would have helped QB Matt Barkley. He'll be coming back, which is quietly significant for the new USC staff. Marecic was one of the unsung stars of the season across college football, blocking for RB Toby Gerhart.
[h4]WIDE RECEIVERS[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
REC
YDS
AVG
LONG
TD
FUM
Terrance Toliver
6-5
206
53
735
13.9
45
3
0
Armon Binns
6-4
200
61
888
14.6
81
11
0
Leonard Hankerson
6-3
215
45
801
17.8
52
6
0
Vincent Brown
6-0
180
45
778
17.3
78
6
0
Niles Paul
6-1
215
40
796
19.9
74
4
0
Analysis: With Brandon LaFell gone, Toliver should see more balls headed his way this fall. He has a great frame. Binns is another guy to look at as he replaces Mardy Gilyard for new Cincy coach Butch Jones.
[h4]TIGHT ENDS[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
REC
YDS
AVG
LONG
TD
FUM
Weslye Saunders
6-5
280
30
360
12.0
30
3
0
.J. Williams
6-2
251
31
399
12.9
69
3
0
Zach Pianalto
6-4
255
33
334
10.1
26
1
0
Luke Stocker
6-6
240
27
370
13.7
40
5
0
Jeffery Anderson
6-3
255
26
398
15.3
36
5
0
Analysis: Stocker -- as well as Saunders and Williams -- was on this list last week, too. Stocker will be adjusting to a new coach and a new system in Knoxville, Tenn., this summer, but he could be a guy to watch.
[h4]OFFENSIVE TACKLES[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
Anthony Castonzo
6-7
287
Clint Boling
6-5
297
Marcus Cannon
6-5
350
James Carpenter
6-5
300
Jason Pinkston
6-4
305
Analysis: Castonzo was No. 3 on this list last week. He should be a focus of this summer and fall, and is one of those athletic types an NFL coach like Mike Shanahan likes to use. Boling is a tremendous blocker as well.
[h4]OFFENSIVE GUARDS[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
Rodney Hudson
6-2
283
Justin Boren
6-3
315
Mike Pouncey
6-5
320
Stephen Schilling
6-5
304
Orlando Franklin
6-7
318
Analysis: Absolutely nothing changed here -- all these guys are coming back to school. Watch out for Boren next season. Ohio State could be ranked as high as No. 2 or No. 3 in the preseason, and he'll get some attention in big games.
[h4]CENTERS[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
Kristofer O'Dowd
6-5
300
Stefen Wisniewski
6-3
302
John Moffitt
6-2
300
Ryan McMahon
6-3
282
Tim Barnes
6-4
310
Analysis: O'Dowd moves to No. 1 from No. 2 because Maurkice Pouncey is headed to the NFL. USC will be in a bit of transition next season with Lane Kiffin, but O'Dowd should be a rock for QB Matt Barkley and the rest of the offense.
[h4]DEFENSIVE ENDS[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
Adrian Clayborn
6-3
282
Allen Bailey
6-6
288
Greg Romeus
6-6
270
Cameron Heyward
6-6
287
Ryan Kerrigan
6-4
263
Analysis: Heyward came on strong this past season and should be an anchor of a top-5 defense next season. Clayborn was a beast down the stretch, and it's huge for coach Kirk Ferentz to get him back as an anchor point for that defense, which loses some significant talent elsewhere.
[h4]DEFENSIVE TACKLES[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
Marvin Austin
6-3
305
Jerrell Powe
6-2
340
Jarvis Jenkins
6-4
305
Stephen Paea
6-1
285
Drake Nevis
6-1
292
Analysis: Austin is going to be part of an excellent defense next season in Chapel Hill. I was a little surprised he opted to return, given how highly many people regard him, but he avoids being part of an immensely deep class and could do extremely well if he stays healthy.
[h4]INSIDE LINEBACKERS[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
Quan Sturdivant
6-2
235
Greg Jones
6-1
228
Brian Smith
6-3
240
Alex Wujciak
6-3
255
Mike Mohamed
6-3
237
Analysis: Jones is one of the purest tacklers you'll see in college football. His stock could rise next season on a potentially underrated Michigan State team, but he'll need to overcome questions about his size. I wouldn't be surprised to see him come into camp with 10 more pounds on that frame, which should help solidify his stock.
[h4]OUTSIDE LINEBACKERS[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
Bruce Carter
6-3
230
Von Miller
6-3
240
Michael Morgan
6-4
220
Ross Homan
6-1
229
Nate Irving
6-1
235
Analysis: In all likelihood, Homan will be another Buckeyes linebacker to go within the first two rounds. Carter, like Austin, is a huge returning player for the Tar Heels. It's rare to get so much NFL-ready experience back for one more run, but Butch Davis has that in 2010.
[h4]CORNERBACKS[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
Ras-I Dowling
6-2
200
Curtis Brown
6-0
180
Prince Amukamara
6-1
200
Rashard Carmichael
5-11
186
Chimdi Chekwa
6-1
188
Analysis: Curtis Brown was the guy in coverage on Michael Crabtree's famous catch against the Longhorns two seasons ago, but he projects well as a pro and should be a Big Board fixture this fall.
[h4]SAFETIES[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
DeAndre McDaniel
6-1
210
Deunta Williams
6-2
210
Ahmad Black
5-9
185
Zac Etheridge
6-0
212
Chris Culliver
6-1
190
Analysis: McDaniel hadn't previously cracked any of my lists, but he's long been on the radar of NFL personnel folks. Next season should be his official coming-out party.
[h4]PLACE-KICKERS[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
Kai Forbath
6-1
192
Alex Henery
6-2
175
Wes Byrum
6-2
209
Thomas Weber
6-1
207
Justin Kahut
5-8
176
Analysis: Forbath wasn't just 28-of-31 -- the only three field goals he missed this season were from more than 50 yards, and he went 3-of-6 from beyond 50 overall. He's also 7-of-10 for his career. Definitely an NFL-caliber leg and a rare junior who could've tested the waters.
[h4]PUNTERS[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
Ryan Donahue
6-3
180
Derek Epperson
6-3
235
Trevor Hankins
6-3
229
Rob Long
6-4
175
Travis Baltz
6-2
200
Analysis: Donahue is a great net-average punter. He generates a lot of height on his kicks.
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Archive
This list is made up of players who are not in the pool for April's NFL draft but could have been had they opted to jump. You can think of it as an early road map for the 2011 NFL draft. Obviously, some of the top sophomores in the nation also will be in this mix next season.
Things will change greatly in the summer and fall, of course, but guys like Ryan Mallett, DeAndre McDaniel, Marvin Austin and Terrance Toliver will be names to know and watch for.
You can find my latest mock draft for 2010 by going here.
[h4]QUARTERBACKS[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
CMP
ATT
YDS
TD
INT
SKD
Jake Locker
6-3
226
230
395
2,800
21
11
28
Ryan Mallett
6-7
238
225
403
3,627
30
7
24
Case Keenum
6-2
210
468
659
5,449
43
9
16
Christian Ponder
6-2
219
227
330
2,717
17
7
15
Jerrod Johnson
6-5
243
296
497
3,579
30
8
27
[h4]RUNNING BACKS[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
ATT
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
Daniel Thomas
6-2
227
247
1,265
5.1
11
25
257
Noel Devine
5-8
176
241
1,465
6.1
13
22
177
DeMarco Murray
6-1
214
171
705
4.1
8
41
522
Roy Helu
6-0
215
220
1,147
5.2
9
19
149
Evan Royster
6-1
209
205
1,169
5.7
6
16
187
[h4]FULLBACKS[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
ATT
YDS
AVG
TD
REC
YDS
Owen Marecic
6-1
244
7
14
2.0
3
8
132
Stanley Havili
6-1
230
19
136
7.2
0
16
215
Charles Clay
6-3
230
63
236
3.7
7
39
530
Marcus Sims
6-0
233
0
0
0.0
0
0
0
Quentin Castille
6-1
235
106
337
3.2
1
18
110
[h4]WIDE RECEIVERS[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
REC
YDS
AVG
LONG
TD
FUM
Terrance Toliver
6-5
206
53
735
13.9
45
3
0
Armon Binns
6-4
200
61
888
14.6
81
11
0
Leonard Hankerson
6-3
215
45
801
17.8
52
6
0
Vincent Brown
6-0
180
45
778
17.3
78
6
0
Niles Paul
6-1
215
40
796
19.9
74
4
0
[h4]TIGHT ENDS[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
REC
YDS
AVG
LONG
TD
FUM
Weslye Saunders
6-5
280
30
360
12.0
30
3
0
.J. Williams
6-2
251
31
399
12.9
69
3
0
Zach Pianalto
6-4
255
33
334
10.1
26
1
0
Luke Stocker
6-6
240
27
370
13.7
40
5
0
Jeffery Anderson
6-3
255
26
398
15.3
36
5
0
[h4]OFFENSIVE TACKLES[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
Anthony Castonzo
6-7
287
Clint Boling
6-5
297
Marcus Cannon
6-5
350
James Carpenter
6-5
300
Jason Pinkston
6-4
305
Analysis: Castonzo was No. 3 on this list last week. He should be a focus of this summer and fall, and is one of those athletic types an NFL coach like Mike Shanahan likes to use. Boling is a tremendous blocker as well.
[h4]OFFENSIVE GUARDS[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
Rodney Hudson
6-2
283
Justin Boren
6-3
315
Mike Pouncey
6-5
320
Stephen Schilling
6-5
304
Orlando Franklin
6-7
318
Analysis: Absolutely nothing changed here -- all these guys are coming back to school. Watch out for Boren next season. Ohio State could be ranked as high as No. 2 or No. 3 in the preseason, and he'll get some attention in big games.
[h4]CENTERS[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
Kristofer O'Dowd
6-5
300
Stefen Wisniewski
6-3
302
John Moffitt
6-2
300
Ryan McMahon
6-3
282
Tim Barnes
6-4
310
Analysis: O'Dowd moves to No. 1 from No. 2 because Maurkice Pouncey is headed to the NFL. USC will be in a bit of transition next season with Lane Kiffin, but O'Dowd should be a rock for QB Matt Barkley and the rest of the offense.
[h4]DEFENSIVE ENDS[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
Adrian Clayborn
6-3
282
Allen Bailey
6-6
288
Greg Romeus
6-6
270
Cameron Heyward
6-6
287
Ryan Kerrigan
6-4
263
Analysis: Heyward came on strong this past season and should be an anchor of a top-5 defense next season. Clayborn was a beast down the stretch, and it's huge for coach Kirk Ferentz to get him back as an anchor point for that defense, which loses some significant talent elsewhere.
[h4]DEFENSIVE TACKLES[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
Marvin Austin
6-3
305
Jerrell Powe
6-2
340
Jarvis Jenkins
6-4
305
Stephen Paea
6-1
285
Drake Nevis
6-1
292
Analysis: Austin is going to be part of an excellent defense next season in Chapel Hill. I was a little surprised he opted to return, given how highly many people regard him, but he avoids being part of an immensely deep class and could do extremely well if he stays healthy.
[h4]INSIDE LINEBACKERS[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
Quan Sturdivant
6-2
235
Greg Jones
6-1
228
Brian Smith
6-3
240
Alex Wujciak
6-3
255
Mike Mohamed
6-3
237
Analysis: Jones is one of the purest tacklers you'll see in college football. His stock could rise next season on a potentially underrated Michigan State team, but he'll need to overcome questions about his size. I wouldn't be surprised to see him come into camp with 10 more pounds on that frame, which should help solidify his stock.
[h4]OUTSIDE LINEBACKERS[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
Bruce Carter
6-3
230
Von Miller
6-3
240
Michael Morgan
6-4
220
Ross Homan
6-1
229
Nate Irving
6-1
235
Analysis: In all likelihood, Homan will be another Buckeyes linebacker to go within the first two rounds. Carter, like Austin, is a huge returning player for the Tar Heels. It's rare to get so much NFL-ready experience back for one more run, but Butch Davis has that in 2010.
[h4]CORNERBACKS[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
Ras-I Dowling
6-2
200
Curtis Brown
6-0
180
Prince Amukamara
6-1
200
Rashard Carmichael
5-11
186
Chimdi Chekwa
6-1
188
Analysis: Curtis Brown was the guy in coverage on Michael Crabtree's famous catch against the Longhorns two seasons ago, but he projects well as a pro and should be a Big Board fixture this fall.
[h4]SAFETIES[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
DeAndre McDaniel
6-1
210
Deunta Williams
6-2
210
Ahmad Black
5-9
185
Zac Etheridge
6-0
212
Chris Culliver
6-1
190
Analysis: McDaniel hadn't previously cracked any of my lists, but he's long been on the radar of NFL personnel folks. Next season should be his official coming-out party.
[h4]PLACE-KICKERS[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
Kai Forbath
6-1
192
Alex Henery
6-2
175
Wes Byrum
6-2
209
Thomas Weber
6-1
207
Justin Kahut
5-8
176
Analysis: Forbath wasn't just 28-of-31 -- the only three field goals he missed this season were from more than 50 yards, and he went 3-of-6 from beyond 50 overall. He's also 7-of-10 for his career. Definitely an NFL-caliber leg and a rare junior who could've tested the waters.
[h4]PUNTERS[/h4]
RANK
NAME
SCHOOL
HT
WT
Ryan Donahue
6-3
180
Derek Epperson
6-3
235
Trevor Hankins
6-3
229
Rob Long
6-4
175
Travis Baltz
6-2
200
Analysis: Donahue is a great net-average punter. He generates a lot of height on his kicks.
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#$!! Justin Boren's Benedict Arnold punk $!#...
We should have 2 of the top 4 guards.
Not to mention Ryan Mallett, but I was completely cool with him bouncing. Big Tex is still my dude.
We should have 2 of the top 4 guards.
Not to mention Ryan Mallett, but I was completely cool with him bouncing. Big Tex is still my dude.
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That has nothing to do with anything.lol Damn near every HS in the country has lights for night games. Michigan has chosen not to have them and not to host night games. For what reason i have no idea.
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there is no acc article. its national
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That's the right article.
I pulled the link from an ACC blog, so I thought it was about ACC players. But now that I go back and read the blog, they pulled out the ACC players from this list and put 'em in the blog.
The national list makes sense....I guess that's why I didn't see Jacory's name listed in the blog
I pulled the link from an ACC blog, so I thought it was about ACC players. But now that I go back and read the blog, they pulled out the ACC players from this list and put 'em in the blog.
The national list makes sense....I guess that's why I didn't see Jacory's name listed in the blog
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ohh i see
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every facial expression from Kiffin is Hilarious no matter the time place or situation.
I dunno ifthis was ever discussed but CLK promoted Ed O to D-Coordinator over Monte. Coach O was obligated to UT a 300k penalty if he left for any other school if it wasnt to be DC or Head Coach.
CLK with the save
I dunno ifthis was ever discussed but CLK promoted Ed O to D-Coordinator over Monte. Coach O was obligated to UT a 300k penalty if he left for any other school if it wasnt to be DC or Head Coach.
CLK with the save
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Late in Wednesday’s opening practice, Thompson got a step open on a deep route down the right sideline. Brantley delivered the ball right into Thompson’s hands. Alas, it did not stay long. Thompson didn’t step back into the drill until he had completed 10 pushups, the price that Meyer charges for a dropped pass in practice.
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The Dunkley, Debose and Patton show.
Either Dunk or Dre is going to leapfrog Deonte. He is a bum.
Either Dunk or Dre is going to leapfrog Deonte. He is a bum.
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Karma for Deonte for jerking Miami....word to antone smith...speaking of which, where is he now?
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How often do you Miami fans switch SNs? I know you all have a lot of posts, but that's because you're lame. I can't tell anymore which ones I don't like and which ones I really don't like.
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