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Originally Posted by shabooyah1124
This kid is even styling on bammas on the field
Thats gotta be a PS!
Goodbye, 2010 COLLEGE FOOTBALL SEASON - twas a great year,
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Thats gotta be a PS!
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Originally Posted by RoOk
Originally Posted by shabooyah1124
This kid is even styling on bammas on the field
Thats gotta be a PS!
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Originally Posted by RoOk
Originally Posted by shabooyah1124
This kid is even styling on bammas on the field
Thats gotta be a PS!
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Sounds like Dallas Crawford is visiting this weekend. Does anyone know if how his grades are
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My son was debuting those Ralph Lauren football trousers in South Bend.
+*%! that +@%% is comedy.
+*%! that +@%% is comedy.
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My son was debuting those Ralph Lauren football trousers in South Bend.
+*%! that +@%% is comedy.
+*%! that +@%% is comedy.
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If Dee, DIx or Patti name is in there I'm going to cry.
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I bet Money Nick Saban aint gonna give a damn. I bet Bama dont even flinch. HCD is too big of a talent
next yrs Secondary
HCD, Menzie, Kirkpatrick, Fulton, Blake Sims, Millner & Baron (If he doesnt turn pro)
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I bet Money Nick Saban aint gonna give a damn. I bet Bama dont even flinch. HCD is too big of a talent
next yrs Secondary
HCD, Menzie, Kirkpatrick, Fulton, Blake Sims, Millner & Baron (If he doesnt turn pro)
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It's %%#+#%+ ridiculous.
Add the fact that Mike Harris is supposed to be there as well.
Millner got some work to do, but Dre was looking
against PSU. Jesus.
Add the fact that Mike Harris is supposed to be there as well.
Millner got some work to do, but Dre was looking
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It's %%#+#%+ ridiculous.
Add the fact that Mike Harris is supposed to be there as well.
Millner got some work to do, but Dre was looking
against PSU. Jesus.
Add the fact that Mike Harris is supposed to be there as well.
Millner got some work to do, but Dre was looking
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. --- Charlie Coiner will join the North Carolina football staff, Butch Davis announced Wednesday.
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Awesome impersonation. Too bad he makes more sense than real Lou.
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[h2]Ray Lewis' son has a 504-yard monster game in Florida[/h2]
By Cameron Smith
RayLewis had a big game last week, leading his team to a dominant victorywith 504 yards, two touchdowns and six completed tackles. No, we're notcrazy, we're just not talking about the Ray Lewis you're thinking of;it's not the Baltimore Ravens linebacker. We're talking about his son, Ray Lewis III, a budding sophomore star at Lake Mary Prep High School in Florida.
According to the Orlando Sentinel, Ray Lewis III gained 504 yards in a 34-7 Lake Mary Prep win over Windermere Prep on Friday. Here's how his amazing offensive output broke down:
⢠206 total yards and two touchdowns on punt returns
⢠101 total yards on kickoff returns
⢠104 yards rushing
⢠27 yards receiving
⢠66 yards passing, on a perfect 6-for-6 performance through the air
That's not bad. As Fanhouse pointed out, Lewis III's 504 yards was a full 328 more yards than the Jets put up against his dad's defense on Monday night. And, perhaps just to prove he is that Ray Lewis' son, Lewis III registered six tackles, too.
[Photos: See star linebacker Ray Lewis in action]
TheGriffins also won their season opener in a similar rout, drilling FirstAcademy 35-6. Lewis III's stats were less eye-popping in that game,though only slightly. He finished with 268 total yards, including 173yards on the ground with two rushing touchdowns ... and seven tackles.
Lewis III may only be turning some heads now, but he's actually been a budding talent for a few years. In 2008, Lewis III was the first pick to play in the inaugural Football University Youth All-America Bowl as an eighth grader. He was featured in Sports Illustrated's Faces in the Crowd section and spoke with the New York Times and USA Todayshortly thereafter. The hype followed a middle school career in whichhe set a school record with five touchdowns in a game while hoppingbetween running back, quarterback, wide receiver, linebacker and justabout any other position on the field, as you can see in his middleschool highlight clip above.
http://
The elder Lewis has also been boasting about his son's talent for a few years, too, as you can see in the clip below.
And Lewis III's former coach gushes about him almost as much as his father does.
"Hesmells the football as a linebacker," former Lake Mary Prep coach MattArena told WNST.com's Casey Willet in 2008. "Great instincts."
It'snot hard to tell where those instincts come from, though with hiscurrent success, Lewis III may spend a lot more of his time on theother side of the ball from his famous father.
[h2]Ray Lewis' son has a 504-yard monster game in Florida[/h2]
By Cameron Smith
RayLewis had a big game last week, leading his team to a dominant victorywith 504 yards, two touchdowns and six completed tackles. No, we're notcrazy, we're just not talking about the Ray Lewis you're thinking of;it's not the Baltimore Ravens linebacker. We're talking about his son, Ray Lewis III, a budding sophomore star at Lake Mary Prep High School in Florida.
According to the Orlando Sentinel, Ray Lewis III gained 504 yards in a 34-7 Lake Mary Prep win over Windermere Prep on Friday. Here's how his amazing offensive output broke down:
⢠206 total yards and two touchdowns on punt returns
⢠101 total yards on kickoff returns
⢠104 yards rushing
⢠27 yards receiving
⢠66 yards passing, on a perfect 6-for-6 performance through the air
That's not bad. As Fanhouse pointed out, Lewis III's 504 yards was a full 328 more yards than the Jets put up against his dad's defense on Monday night. And, perhaps just to prove he is that Ray Lewis' son, Lewis III registered six tackles, too.
[Photos: See star linebacker Ray Lewis in action]
TheGriffins also won their season opener in a similar rout, drilling FirstAcademy 35-6. Lewis III's stats were less eye-popping in that game,though only slightly. He finished with 268 total yards, including 173yards on the ground with two rushing touchdowns ... and seven tackles.
Lewis III may only be turning some heads now, but he's actually been a budding talent for a few years. In 2008, Lewis III was the first pick to play in the inaugural Football University Youth All-America Bowl as an eighth grader. He was featured in Sports Illustrated's Faces in the Crowd section and spoke with the New York Times and USA Todayshortly thereafter. The hype followed a middle school career in whichhe set a school record with five touchdowns in a game while hoppingbetween running back, quarterback, wide receiver, linebacker and justabout any other position on the field, as you can see in his middleschool highlight clip above.
http://
The elder Lewis has also been boasting about his son's talent for a few years, too, as you can see in the clip below.
And Lewis III's former coach gushes about him almost as much as his father does.
"Hesmells the football as a linebacker," former Lake Mary Prep coach MattArena told WNST.com's Casey Willet in 2008. "Great instincts."
It'snot hard to tell where those instincts come from, though with hiscurrent success, Lewis III may spend a lot more of his time on theother side of the ball from his famous father.
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[h2]Ray Lewis' son has a 504-yard monster game in Florida[/h2]
By Cameron Smith
RayLewis had a big game last week, leading his team to a dominant victorywith 504 yards, two touchdowns and six completed tackles. No, we're notcrazy, we're just not talking about the Ray Lewis you're thinking of;it's not the Baltimore Ravens linebacker. We're talking about his son, Ray Lewis III, a budding sophomore star at Lake Mary Prep High School in Florida.
According to the Orlando Sentinel, Ray Lewis III gained 504 yards in a 34-7 Lake Mary Prep win over Windermere Prep on Friday. Here's how his amazing offensive output broke down:
⢠206 total yards and two touchdowns on punt returns
⢠101 total yards on kickoff returns
⢠104 yards rushing
⢠27 yards receiving
⢠66 yards passing, on a perfect 6-for-6 performance through the air
That's not bad. As Fanhouse pointed out, Lewis III's 504 yards was a full 328 more yards than the Jets put up against his dad's defense on Monday night. And, perhaps just to prove he is that Ray Lewis' son, Lewis III registered six tackles, too.
[Photos: See star linebacker Ray Lewis in action]
TheGriffins also won their season opener in a similar rout, drilling FirstAcademy 35-6. Lewis III's stats were less eye-popping in that game,though only slightly. He finished with 268 total yards, including 173yards on the ground with two rushing touchdowns ... and seven tackles.
Lewis III may only be turning some heads now, but he's actually been a budding talent for a few years. In 2008, Lewis III was the first pick to play in the inaugural Football University Youth All-America Bowl as an eighth grader. He was featured in Sports Illustrated's Faces in the Crowd section and spoke with the New York Times and USA Todayshortly thereafter. The hype followed a middle school career in whichhe set a school record with five touchdowns in a game while hoppingbetween running back, quarterback, wide receiver, linebacker and justabout any other position on the field, as you can see in his middleschool highlight clip above.
http://
The elder Lewis has also been boasting about his son's talent for a few years, too, as you can see in the clip below.
And Lewis III's former coach gushes about him almost as much as his father does.
"Hesmells the football as a linebacker," former Lake Mary Prep coach MattArena told WNST.com's Casey Willet in 2008. "Great instincts."
It'snot hard to tell where those instincts come from, though with hiscurrent success, Lewis III may spend a lot more of his time on theother side of the ball from his famous father.
[h2]Ray Lewis' son has a 504-yard monster game in Florida[/h2]
By Cameron Smith
RayLewis had a big game last week, leading his team to a dominant victorywith 504 yards, two touchdowns and six completed tackles. No, we're notcrazy, we're just not talking about the Ray Lewis you're thinking of;it's not the Baltimore Ravens linebacker. We're talking about his son, Ray Lewis III, a budding sophomore star at Lake Mary Prep High School in Florida.
According to the Orlando Sentinel, Ray Lewis III gained 504 yards in a 34-7 Lake Mary Prep win over Windermere Prep on Friday. Here's how his amazing offensive output broke down:
⢠206 total yards and two touchdowns on punt returns
⢠101 total yards on kickoff returns
⢠104 yards rushing
⢠27 yards receiving
⢠66 yards passing, on a perfect 6-for-6 performance through the air
That's not bad. As Fanhouse pointed out, Lewis III's 504 yards was a full 328 more yards than the Jets put up against his dad's defense on Monday night. And, perhaps just to prove he is that Ray Lewis' son, Lewis III registered six tackles, too.
[Photos: See star linebacker Ray Lewis in action]
TheGriffins also won their season opener in a similar rout, drilling FirstAcademy 35-6. Lewis III's stats were less eye-popping in that game,though only slightly. He finished with 268 total yards, including 173yards on the ground with two rushing touchdowns ... and seven tackles.
Lewis III may only be turning some heads now, but he's actually been a budding talent for a few years. In 2008, Lewis III was the first pick to play in the inaugural Football University Youth All-America Bowl as an eighth grader. He was featured in Sports Illustrated's Faces in the Crowd section and spoke with the New York Times and USA Todayshortly thereafter. The hype followed a middle school career in whichhe set a school record with five touchdowns in a game while hoppingbetween running back, quarterback, wide receiver, linebacker and justabout any other position on the field, as you can see in his middleschool highlight clip above.
http://
The elder Lewis has also been boasting about his son's talent for a few years, too, as you can see in the clip below.
And Lewis III's former coach gushes about him almost as much as his father does.
"Hesmells the football as a linebacker," former Lake Mary Prep coach MattArena told WNST.com's Casey Willet in 2008. "Great instincts."
It'snot hard to tell where those instincts come from, though with hiscurrent success, Lewis III may spend a lot more of his time on theother side of the ball from his famous father.
