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You've never watched a Bengals game? Our ex long snapper Brad St. Louis screwed up maybe 3 quarters of each game. The long snapper though.$700 K to just long snap and do a little bit of special teams.
09 Real Deal College Football Discussion/No Homers - Lets geh geh GET IT!
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Originally Posted by 2wenty thre3
I ain't even blaming #2 for that dropped pass. I'm blaming #10, his negative energy is rubbing off on everybody.
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#10 with the FF.
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#10 missed a tackle
my eyes are now glued pn him every play
this is a train wreck
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#10 with yet another missed tackle on the QB.
Pierre Paul
Pierre Paul
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USF Penalties
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he was a 4* outta Lincoln HS.
FSU let him get away.
If I remember correctly Va Tech was on him pretty good.
found his school offer list
[h2]College Choices[/h2]
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[/td] [td]Offered[/td] [td]01/18/2008[/td] [td]Mike Canales[/td] [/tr][tr][th="col"]Illinois[/th] [td]None[/td] [td]Offered[/td] [td]None[/td] [td][/td] [/tr][tr][th="col"]Indiana[/th] [td]None[/td] [td]Offered[/td] [td]None[/td] [td]
[/td] [/tr][tr][th="col"]Iowa[/th] [td]None[/td] [td]Offered[/td] [td]None[/td] [td]Rick Kaczenski[/td] [/tr][tr][th="col"]Kentucky[/th] [td]None[/td] [td]Offered[/td] [td]None[/td] [td]
[/td] [/tr][tr][th="col"]Memphis[/th] [td]None[/td] [td]Offered[/td] [td]01/25/2008[/td] [td]
[/td] [/tr][tr][th="col"]Minnesota[/th] [td]None[/td] [td]Offered[/td] [td]None[/td] [td]
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Good win for the Bearcats, but T. Pike needs to step up and be a man. He didn't even take that hard of a fall. Him and that frail *#+ bodywouldn't last a minute in the NFL.
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Kelly talking like Pike is DONE.
Young dude gonna have to step up. Although, with the schedule Cincy has left, it ain't gonna take much.
Young dude gonna have to step up. Although, with the schedule Cincy has left, it ain't gonna take much.
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He's Done. he got tapped on that 2nd hit and he was thru.
he broke that wrist again. watch
he broke that wrist again. watch
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He played with a broken arm last year. Do you really think He's done?
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He said worst case scenario out 1-2 weeks but he said he dont know what the xrays were showing.
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Originally Posted by RKO2004
He played with a broken arm last year. Do you really think He's done?
After last year then you think he would have hit the gym and beefed up. Doesn't matter he isn't a pro prospect, if it is broken take the L and go getyour degree.
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Ehhhh, we couldn't take BJ. That was the same year we got EJ
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Originally Posted by RKO2004
He played with a broken arm last year. Do you really think He's done?
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I can't believe we passed on Pierre-Paul.
I would hope that it was a grade situation and he was a partial qualifier.
I would hope that it was a grade situation and he was a partial qualifier.
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lost $300 on the game
......ahh well i was on a lil hot streak too
...i'll be back saturday
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Wasn't you the one told not to bet against the Bearcats? Shame on you.Originally Posted by JUUG KNIGHT
lost $300 on the game......ahh well i was on a lil hot streak too...i'll be back saturday
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� [h1]Top five candidates to replace Mickey Andrews[/h1]
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Warchant.com's top five candidates to take over as Florida State's next defensive coordinator
[table][tr][th=""]Karl Dunbar[/th] [td]
Current Job: Defensive Line Coach for the Minnesota Vikings.
Resume: Has been in the NFL coaching defensive line for Minnesota for the past four years. In 2008, the Vikings became the 1st NFL club since the 1970 to rank #1 in rushing defense for 3 straight seasons. Served as the defensive line coach and assistant head coach at LSU in 2005. Coached defensive line at Oklahoma State from 2002-03 for current LSU coach Les Miles. Served as the Chicago Bears DL coach in 2004. First stint at LSU was as an assistant strength and conditioning coach from 2000-01. Was a standout player for LSU in the early 1990's. After college, played three seasons in the NFL for the Saints and Arizona Cardinals. Born in Louisiana. 42-years old.
FSU/Fisher ties: Worked with Fisher at during his two-year span as assistant strength coach and again in 2005 when he was the defensive line coach.
Chances: Good. His NFL experience is a big plus especially since he is a big part of one of the league's best defenses. While he has no defensive coordinator experience he was considered for the position at Minnesota prior to the 2008 season. Was a college assistant coach for three years but his ability to recruit is uncertain.
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[table][tr][th=""]Travis Jones[/th] [td]
Current Job: Assistant Defensive Line Coach for the New Orleans Saints.
Resume: Has been in the NFL coaching defensive line and linebackers the past five years with the Miami Dolphins and New Orleans Saints. Served at the defensive line coach and recruiting coordinator for LSU from 2003-04. Before that was he defensive line coach at Kansas from 2001-02. Got his start as a graduate assistant coach at Georgia in 1997. He played for the Bulldogs from 1990-94.
FSU/Fisher ties: Worked with Fisher at LSU for two years at LSU.
Chances: Good. Was known as an outstanding recruiter when he was a college coach. His five years in the NFL also really helps his resume. Growing up in Georgia and playing at UGA gives him a much needed familiarity with the Southeast. Only downside is his lack of defensive coordinator experience.
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[table][tr][th=""]Doug Mallory[/th] [td]
Current Job: Defensive Coordinator at New Mexico
Resume: Served as LSU's secondary coach from 2005-08 and guided the Tigers to a No. 3 national rating in pass efficiency defense for three-straight years. In 2008, he was promoted to co-defensive coordinator. Left Baton Rouge before the 2009 season to take over as New Mexico's defensive coordinator under Mike Locksley. Prior to LSU, he was the secondary coach for Oklahoma State (01-04), Maryland (97-00) and Indiana (96-94). He also served as defensive coordinator for Western Kentucky back from 1990-93. Will turn 45 in November.
FSU/Fisher Ties: Worked with Fisher at LSU in 2005, 2006.
Chances: Fair. Has defensive coordinator experience at three different schools and that will help. But has no NFL coaching background. So far in 2009, New Mexico's defense has not done well. Also, Mallory's ability as a recruiter is uncertain. Other than a two-year stint at LSU, he has no real ties to the Southeast.
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[table][tr][th=""]Greg Hudson[/th] [td]
Current Job: Defensive coordinator at East Carolina
Resume: Has been the defensive coordinator at ECU since 2005 where he has greatly improved the Pirates' defense. In addition to being known as a run-stopping specialist, his defenses always have a knack for creating turnovers. Before ECU, he spent four years at Minnesota coaching the linebackers coach and as the Gophers' recruiting coordinator. He was later promoted to defensive coordinator. Prior to Minnesota, he coached various positions at Cincinnati (1997-2000) and Connecticut (1994-96) with Skip Holtz. He is 42 years old.
FSU/Fisher ties: Coached with Jimbo Fisher at Cincinnati in 1999 and the two have reportedly stayed in contact since then.
Chances: Fading. Has several years of experience as a defensive coordinator and has had great success despite not having elite talent to work with. A year ago Hudson was probably the top candidate to replace Mickey Andrews but we hear he is now holding out for a head coaching job, even possibly at ECU should Skip Holtz get an opportunity elsewhere. As a result, the chances of him coming to FSU to coach the defense may not be great.
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[table][tr][th=""]Kirby Smart[/th] [td]
Current Job: Defensive coordinator for Alabama
Resume: While relatively young at 33, Smart has risen up the coaching ranks quickly. His coaching career really started at Valdosta State where he started as defensive backs coach and was promoted to defensive coordinator. Smart then became a graduate assistant coach at FSU helping Mickey Andrews coach the secondary from 2002-03. Got his first full-time major college job coaching the secondary at LSU in 2004. After a one-year stint as running backs coach at Georgia, he followed Nick Saban to the Miami Dolphins in 2006 and back to Alabama after that. Was promoted to defensive coordinator before the 2009 season. Alabama's defense currently ranks in the top 10 nationally in five major statistical categories. Played defensive back for Georgia where he earned 1st team all-SEC honors in 1998 racking up 13 interceptions.
FSU/Fisher ties: The only candidate to have ties to both Florida State (GA 2002-03) and Jimbo Fisher (LSU 2004).
Chances: Not great. May be the best overall candidate of the group in terms of his resume and ties. He is familiar with the Southeast growing up in Alabama and playing his college ball at Georgia. Smart also has defensive coordinator experience at a major program and has had great success. While Smart looks great on paper, pulling him away from Nick Saban will be extremely difficult. And in today's college football, a lateral move from Alabama to Florida State doesn't make much sense. If there's a positive it's that Nick Saban has a heavy hand in Alabama's defense but at FSU he would likely have total autonomy to oversee the defense.
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Dark horse candidates: Kevin Steele (Clemson DC), Manny Diaz (DC MTSU), Tim Walton (Detroit Lions DB coach)
Imo get Kevin Steele back and call it a day....@ Tim Walton evenbeing considered
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Gad damn son, they just put that story up
Kevin Steele is not coming back to FSU from what I've been told.
But who knows. I would love to have him back. Might be an ego situation.
I don't want no parts of Greg Hudson. He runs damn near the same thing as we do and he doesn't do well agains spread O's.
I would love to see Manny come back....as an position coach. He'll pay dividends esp. in So. Fla
GTFOOH w/ Tim Walton.
Don't know too much about buddy from New Mexico.
But Diaz, Steele, Smart, Jones & Dunbar
Kevin Steele is not coming back to FSU from what I've been told.
But who knows. I would love to have him back. Might be an ego situation.
I don't want no parts of Greg Hudson. He runs damn near the same thing as we do and he doesn't do well agains spread O's.
I would love to see Manny come back....as an position coach. He'll pay dividends esp. in So. Fla
GTFOOH w/ Tim Walton.
Don't know too much about buddy from New Mexico.
But Diaz, Steele, Smart, Jones & Dunbar
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Cullen Christian, Penn Hills (Pa.), #3 CB in nation
Lache Seastrunk, RB, Temple High (Tex.), #2 RB
JaWuan James, North Gwinnett (Georgia), #12 OT
all visting UCLA this weekend. so these fools just got a free trip to LA
Ronald Powell will also be on a unoffical
Lache Seastrunk, RB, Temple High (Tex.), #2 RB
JaWuan James, North Gwinnett (Georgia), #12 OT
all visting UCLA this weekend. so these fools just got a free trip to LA
Ronald Powell will also be on a unoffical
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University of Tennessee football staffers arrive via helicopter to make an impression on possible recruits at the M.L. King-Stephenson football game at Hallford Stadium in Clarkston Friday, Oct. 16, 2009. Curtis Compton / [email protected]
Orgeron (right) and Mitchell-Thornton watch the game from the sidelines. Curtis Compton / [email protected]
Curtis Compton / [email protected]
CLK and crew showed up in the Helicopter
GET TO THE CHOPPERRRR
this game on ESPNU has been like a big CLK commercial. ridiculous
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Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT
University of Tennessee football staffers arrive via helicopter to make an impression on possible recruits at the M.L. King-Stephenson football game at Hallford Stadium in Clarkston Friday, Oct. 16, 2009. Curtis Compton / [email protected]
Orgeron (right) and Mitchell-Thornton watch the game from the sidelines. Curtis Compton / [email protected]
Curtis Compton / [email protected]
GET TO THE CHOPPERRRR
this game on ESPNU has been like a big CLK commercial. ridiculous
I'm sorry but that HAS to be some kinda violation...how is he just gonna waste money like that in this recession
What's Tenn's recruiting budget again? Like $3 mil a year?
