Early Bird Gets The Worm

2017 Early Enrollees at the University of Miami:

Robert Burns | Amari Carter | DeeJay Dallas | Navaughn Donaldson| Zach Dykstra | Jonathan Garvin | Bradley Jennings, Jr. | Brian Polendey | Waynmon Steed | Cade Weldon

Robert Burns (Miami, Fla.) – Running Back – Gulliver Preparatory School
Four-star running back prospect by ESPN... Three-star prospect by 247Sports, Rivals and Scout...Selected to 2017 Under Armour All-America Game... Rated No. 67 prospect nationwide regardless of position on ESPN300...Ranked No. 7 running back nationwide by ESPN...Rated No. 25 running back nationwide in 247Sports’ Composite Rankings...Rushed for over 1,200 yards in high school career with 15 rushing touchdowns...Had 265 yards junior year...Totaled 900 yards with 13 touchdowns in first two varsity seasons...Coached by Earl Sims at Gulliver Prep...Chose Miami over offers from Alabama, Clemson, Florida, Florida State and Ohio State, among others.

Amari Carter (Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.) – Safety – Palm Beach Gardens High School
Four-star safety prospect by ESPN...Three-star prospect by 247Sports, Rivals and Scout...Ranked No. 238 player nationwide regardless of position in ESPN300...Ranked No.5 on Palm Beach Big Board and Super 11 pick by Palm Beach Post...Had 60 tackles and three interceptions during junior year at Palm Beach Gardens...Coached by Rob Freeman at Palm Beach Gardens...Chose Miami over offers from Auburn, Clemson, LSU, Michigan and Notre Dame, among others.

DeeJay Dallas (Brunswick, Ga.) – Athlete – Glynn Academy
Consensus four-star prospect by 247Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout...Played quarterback, receiver, running back and defensive back at Glynn Academy...Also returned punts and kicks...Ranked No. 15 athlete nationwide by Rivals and No. 190 overall prospect regardless of position...Rated No. 230 prospect nationwide on ESPN300...Earned No. 259 ranking on 247Sports’ Composite Rankings...Rushed for 1,139 yards and 13 touchdowns during junior year at Glynn...Added 678 passing yards and seven passing touchdowns...Led Terrors to 11-2 record in final year...Rushed for 168 yards to go along with 135 passing yards in final game of high school career in state quarterfinals ...Chose Miami over offers from Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Florida State and Georgia, among others.

Navaughn Donaldson (Miami, Fla.) – Offensive Lineman - Miami Central High School
Consensus four-star offensive line prospect by 247Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout...Selected to 2017 Under Armour All-America Game...Ranked No. 8 offensive tackle nationwide and No. 44 prospect regardless of position by Rivals...Rated 87 prospect nationwide on ESPN300...Ranked fifth-best player at position by ESPN...Rated No. 69 player nationwide on 247Sports Composite Rankings and No. 68 in Top247 rankings...Preseason All-America by USA TODAY entering senior season at Miami Central...Won state championship junior year with Rockets...High school teammate of fellow early enrollee Waynmon Steed...Coached by Roland Smith at Central...Chose Miami over offers from Florida, Florida State, Georgia and Louisville, among others.

Zach Dykstra (Spirit Lake, Iowa) – Offensive Line – Spirit Lake High School
Consensus three-star offensive line prospect by 247Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout...Ranked top-50 offensive tackle nationwide by ESPN...Ranked No. 5 player in state of Iowa by ESPN...Rated No. 7 player in state by Rivals...Chose Miami over offers from Iowa, Iowa State and Vanderbilt, among others.

Jonathan Garvin (Lake Worth, Fla.) – Defensive Line – Lake Worth Community High School
Four-star defensive end prospect by ESPN...Three-star prospect by 247Sports, Rivals and Scout...Ranked No. 279 player regardless of position on ESPN300 rankings...Ranked No. 22 defensive end by ESPN and No. 33 by Scout...Dominated in final year at Lake Worth, finishing with 97 tackles, 59 tackles for loss and school-record 18 sacks...Totaled 93 tackles, including 36 tackles for loss and nine sacks in junior year at Lake Worth...Added six forced fumbles and one interception for Trojans in 2015...Coached by Micah Mays at Lake Worth...Chose Miami over offers from Clemson, Florida State, Georgia, Oklahoma and Tennessee, among others.

Bradley Jennings Jr. (Jacksonville, Fla.) – Linebacker – Sandalwood High School
Consensus three-star linebacker prospect by 247Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout...Ranked No. 36 outside linebacker nationwide by Rivals...Had 146 tackles and 10 tackles for loss in junior season at Sandalwood...Added three forced fumbles and two sacks for Saints in 2015...Selected to 2015 Florida Times-Union All-First Coast Second Team...Coached by Adam Geis at Sandalwood...Chose Miami over offers from Florida State, Louisville, Michigan and North Carolina, among others.

Brian Polendey (Denton, Texas) – Tight End – Guyer
Consensus three-star tight end prospect by 247Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout...Ranked No. 11 tight end nationwide by ESPN...Ranked No. 20 tight end in 247Sports’ Composite Rankings...Rated No. 24 tight end by Rivals and No. 25 tight end by Scout...Born in Eugene, Ore., and grew up in state of Washington...Finished junior year with nine receptions for 117 yards and two touchdowns...Coached by John Walsh at Guyer...Chose Miami over offers from Arkansas, Colorado, Houston and Michigan, among others.

Waynmon Steed (Miami, Fla.) – Linebacker - Miami Central High School
Consensus-three-star linebacker prospect by 247Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout...Ranked No. 19 inside linebacker nationwide by Rivals...Rated No. 22 inside linebacker by 247Sports... Suffered torn ACL during senior year... Missed junior season with shoulder injury...Finished sophomore season at Central with 83 tackles, leading team to state championship...High school teammate of fellow early enrollee Navaughn Donaldson at Miami Central...Coached by Roland Smith at Central...Chose Miami over offers from Colorado, LSU and NC State, among others.

Cade Weldon (Tampa, Fla.) – Pro-style Quarterback – Thomas Jefferson High School
Consensus three-star pro-style quarterback prospect by 247Sports, ESPN, Rivals and Scout...Ranked No. 19 pro-style quarterback nationwide by Rivals...Rated No. 23 pro-style quarterback by ESPN...Totaled 3,135 passing yards and 19 touchdowns in senior year...Completed 61 percent of passes in final campaign and rushed for 368 yards and one touchdown...Missed junior year due to knee injury...Threw for over 2,100 yards with 20 touchdowns in sophomore year at Jefferson...Father Casey was 1991 Heisman Trophy runner-up under then-Florida State offensive coordinator Mark Richt...Chose Miami over offers from Kentucky, South Carolina and Wake Forest, among others.

 

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Comments

[Old Skool]

And in this corner

[1mg Of epi]

2

[nemo2002]

3 for U

[raizecane]

Damn it sucks to be a Falcon's fan this morning.

[Go Canes!]

Raize that's the worst choke job I've ever seen.

Even at the end, just run it into the line of scrimmage, kick your field goal and go get your trophy.

[86Cane]

Worst choke job ever.

#DeserveToLose

[86Cane]

The University of Miami baseball team will host its annual Fan Fest & Alumni Game on Saturday, Feb. 11 at Alex Rodriguez Park at Mark Light Field.

Festivities are set to begin at 4 p.m., and admission to the event is free. The team autograph session is set for 4-5 p.m. The concession stands, including the famous Mark Light Shake stand, will be open, while representatives from the bookstore will be on hand selling the newest baseball apparel.

Other activities for kids include locker room tours (during autograph session), running the bases after the game, inflatable baseball toss, a "Dress Like a Cane" station, photos with the Miami Maniac, a face tattoo station, and more, while representatives from the Miami ticket office will also be on hand for a Select-A-Seat event.

[VA Cane]

Nice article on the new guys. glad to see them in here and getting used to college life and football. Play the young guns!!

The one thing I will say as a coach is that too many talking heads...Greenberg, Golic, Bayless, Stephen Smith...all say Brady won his 5th. Listen to what TB12 said" we all brought each other back." It takes a team to win, many different guys contribute, and there are leaders all over the field. Never underestimate the TEAM concept. TB12 is the best, but it took great effort from each player to win. I find that the key to success; listen how the Pats say team sacrifice selflessness...thats how they win so often. Very impressive!!
I was a little taken back by some of the HOF people...Terrell Davis good back....HOF?
Curt Warner...really good player but HOF?
Jerry Jones HOF....never in a million years....his ego has made the league and a good franchise easy to hate!!!!

[86Cane]

And in this corner

Posted by: Old Skool | February 06, 2017 at 05:42 AM

Well played.

[VA Cane]

TC I agree with you about snapping the ball; take more time to see what the Pats are doing to counter them....the slants, find your back, the short stuff was open.

The back completely missing the blocking assignment on the Matty Ice fumble...big error...
The holding call, which was obvious, you cannot make that error....
Ryan several times, but in that last sequence especially, taking the sack and pushing them back further
get rid of it...throw it in the seats. They were still doing the 5 step stuff...instead of getting it out quick and picking up yardage.

I really felt The O rushed...but when the Pats started coming back you need to look a little longer before rushing the attack.

Brady showed a lot of poise...the whole team did they never really panicked....thats a big key to coming back.
Sad for Atl, respect for Pats!!!! Never Quit!

[Go Canes!]

Just read after going up 28-3, Atlanta only ran the ball 5 times.

They deserved to lose.

[VA Cane]

Freemans injury hurt them in the short game, but Coleman came in, missed a block badly, and did not do what he he did all season...catch the ball out of the backfield. Shananhan got away from what worked.
You want to set the big guy Julio up....but you do it by that short game. The Pats could not cover it...but ATL got away from it later in the game...and when Freeman went out, Coleman was not used. Those 5 step drops take time....and wear guys out. You chip with the back..then get it to him. Much better than the sack hold....it gets out quicker.

not that i know, but i try to do the things that work...and make them stop it. Pats never got away from their game...the short pass and the YAC.....they stuck with it. Brady is the best QB...but more important...HC staff players...Pats are best TEAM!!! JMO

[VA Cane]

Agreed GC....they were successful running...not every play but they moved he ball had some explosive plays!!! Thats and the short pass to the back....just like a run. I like that....and hope we use our backs like that this year!!!!

[raizecane]

Even at the end, just run it into the line of scrimmage, kick your field goal and go get your trophy.

Posted by: Go Canes! | February 06, 2017 at 07:58 AM

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Yup, even if you rush the ball 3 times and lose a yard or two each time you are still well within field goal range and the clock keeps running - BALL GAME. As much as I give props the Pats, the Falcons lost that game.....

[VA Cane]

I would agree with the run...or short pass....because the big play to the WRs may have been the big play all year....the bread and butter, the basis of your offense is the diversity...doing what works. The big play...there were a few....but in the second half the Pats took Julio away for most part....but the run...or short pass to the back which is like a run was open. Short drop or quick pitch or handoff works...maybe not every play...but it was there and Pat LBs could not consistently cover it. go with what works and what they give you.

[VA Cane]

Brady/Pats kept doing what they did best...take what you give them. They stuck with the game plan....improved and protected Brady better, sent with the short pass, quick drop and fire...so pass rush was slowed down....and then the rushers got tired as the pass kept working. Consistency is one of Pats secrets they sitck at it and make it work, and tweek it here and there.

[Hassan]

I wanted to add my 2 cents. We know this staff develops players both physically and in terms of football. We just signed 24 players and 10 are Early enrollees. Having that many of these guys get in early will really help this team in term of depth. I think these kids almost get an extra year of development when you come in early like that. This helps a team to know what it has and helps in recruiting and roster management etc. Plus with these 10 guys coming in don't be surprised to see a couple veterans wash out and transfer after spring. We are replacing lesser talented players with more talented and skilled players.

Between last year and this year we signed 43 guys, about half this team is CMR's guys now. 1 has been dismissed and we have 28 in the program at this moment being developed. Let's see what happens.

[86Cane]

Plus with these 10 guys coming in don't be surprised to see a couple veterans wash out and transfer after spring. We are replacing lesser talented players with more talented and skilled players.

Posted by: Hassan | February 06, 2017 at 11:27 AM

There IT is right there.

[Terrance Sullivan]

Lol they might not make it to Spring my guess is we will see more departures this month.

[86Cane]

Terrance...that MAY be true. Heck I flipped to Jacksonville State on NSD so anything COULD happen?

[Terrance Sullivan]

Lol 86.

[86Cane]

Gotta do your research:

Arkansas State University Fight Song

On, On, On to victory
Brave team you're second to none
Let's make this game history
along with the others we've won
FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT!
with all your might
so that the world may see that
RED-W-O-L-V-E-S means Victory!
STATE!

[86Cane]

Flipping again to Arkansas State:

Arkansas State University Alma Mater

Our Alma Mater ASU
Your hallowed halls shall ring
With praise by daughter and noble son
Who proudly stand and sing
Mem'ries of your stirring glory
And of youthful friends we knew
The red and black shall ever wave
On high for ASU

[86Cane]

Centennial Bank Stadium
Arkansas State’s first game at Centennial Bank Stadium was played Sept. 28, 1974. The stadium, which now seats 30,406, has undergone several renovations since then and more are on the horizon.

A-State originally transitioned from a grass field to an artificial playing surface prior to the 2006 season and upgraded to a state-of-the-art GEO Surfaces field turf in 2010. Like the original field turf installed nine years ago, the new Geo-Surfaces product still features a large A-State logo in the center of the field and red end zones with large white "ARKANSAS STATE" lettering.

However, the new product has an enhanced look with the addition of two Red Wolves logos, two Sun Belt Conference logos and a black trim that outlines the field. The Red Wolves and Sun Belt Conference logos are located on each 25-yard line. The multi-use surface provides year-round training opportunities for other A-State sports in addition to the school’s football program.

A three-story football complex was built in the stadium’s south end zone in 2002, which followed a stadium expansion in 1991 that raised the seating from 16,343 to 30,406.

Centennial Bank Stadium features a multi-level press box, which houses media areas, coaching booths, broadcasting locations, a video control booth, camera areas, suites, a club area and more.

Thanks to a $5 million gift – the largest individual donation in A-State Athletics history – by alumnus Johnny Allison, a “Centennial Expansion” construction and renovation project to the stadium’s press box and west-side concourse took place during this last offseason.

[Go Canes!]

Barry: • Defensive coordinator Manny Diaz calls Lake Worth defensive end Jonathan Garvin the sleeper in UM’s class because of what "he did as a senior, terrorizing Palm Beach County" with a reported 25 sacks.　

• Rumph is aware of a published report that UF told Columbus High/UF-bound corner Christopher Henderson not to go to UM because Rumph has been coaching defensive backs only a year at the college level.

"I know who I am," Rumph said. "I know who I covered in my career and what I’ve done."

[86Cane]

Glad I flipped, Arky State stealing our players too:

KENDRICK EDWARDS • WR
6-5 • 212 • MIAMI, FLA. • ARKANSAS

Arkansas transfer who is already enrolled at A-State and sat out the 2016 season due to NCAA transferring rules . . . Participated in 11 games as a true freshman at Arkansas in 2014 . . . Tallied 70 yards on four receptions, one touchdown and a long reception of 28 yards . . . vs. Nicholls (Sept. 6): Hauled in one reception for 24 yards in Arkansas’ home-opening win . . . vs. No. 6 Texas A&M (Sept. 27): Captured one catch for 28 yards . . . vs. No. 10 Georgia (Oct. 18): Recorded first-career touchdown as a Razorback on a four-yard fade . . . Sophomore season saw him record four catches for 51 yards . . . Hauled in a long reception of 16 yards . . . Ranked as the No. 75 wide receiver in the nation by Scout.com coming out of high school . . . A three-star prospect by Scout, ESPN and 247Sports.com . . . The No. 92 wide receiver in the country and the No. 94 overall prospect from Florida according to 247Sports.com . . . As a senior, made 20 catches for 300 yards and six touchdowns while also playing quarterback in the Vikings’ Wing-T offense . . . In 2012, Miami Norland won eight games, including a four-game win streak that led to the regional semifinals, and caught 30 passes for 534 yards and 11 touchdowns . . . Caught 45 passes for 715 yards and 15 touchdowns for the Vikings’ undefeated 5A state champion team in 2011 . . . Played basketball and was an honor roll student while volunteering at Optimist Park and Sun Life Stadium . . . Chose Arkansas over offers from Auburn, South Carolina, Louisville, Rutgers and Syracuse.

[86Cane]

U better NOT get caught napping...

The entire class features 21 players named all-state, all-conference, All-American or rated as at least a 3-star prospect by one of the major recruiting web sites. The most signees came from the states of Alabama, Kansas and Mississippi as four players from each one inked with the Red Wolves. The class also includes three players from both Arkansas and Georgia, two from both Louisiana and Oklahoma and one from Arizona, California, Iowa, New York and Texas.

A-State collected its second consecutive Sun Belt Conference championship in 2016 and is the only FBS program in the nation to win five league titles over the last six seasons. Dating back to 2011, the 2016 Cure Bowl champions have made a school-record six straight bowl-game appearances and also piled up 52 victories over that span, which is tied for the 23rd most in the nation.

[86Cane]

A-State Wins AutoNation Cure Bowl to Cap 2016 Season

ORLANDO, Fla. (12/17/16) – Senior wide receiver Kendall Sanders was named the Most Valuable Player of the 2016 AutoNation Cure Bowl after three touchdown receptions helped Arkansas State football cap the season with a 31-13 win over UCF Saturday at Camping World Stadium.

Arkansas State (8-5) forced three turnovers, blocked a punt for a touchdown and held UCF (6-7) to 223 yards of offense. The Red Wolves defense totaled six sacks and 11 tackles for loss in the outing, capping the last two outings with 14 sacks and 34 tackles for loss.

Making a sixth-straight bowl appearance, Arkansas State finishes the season, the sixth consecutive winning season for the first time since 1912-17. Arkansas State is home to the only FBS program to win five conference championships in the last six seasons.

[Terrance Sullivan]

Outstanding work 86. Love it

[86Cane]

When U gotta go, U gotta go to...

JONESBORO

Jonesboro is the regional hub of Northeast Arkansas for healthcare, entertainment, business, and industry. It is the 5th largest city in Arkansas, with a population of over 68,000. Our Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) is over 123,000.

Downtown JonesboroJonesboro sits astride Crowley's Ridge, a narrow, low-lying ridge created by the great earthquake of 1812. The landscape ranges from farmland to rolling hills. History tells the story of strong, proud founders who have worked since 1859 to create this thriving city.

Jonesboro is centrally located with easy access to other major markets, including:

Memphis, TN: 1 hour
Little Rock, AR: 2 hours
St. Louis, MO: 4 hours
Nashville, TN: 4 hours

[VA Cane]

Heck lets all transfer our schollys there....forget Jacksonville State....its Arky for all of us now....we can all play, help them win!!!!!

[VfB_Cane]

Recruiting the way it should be:

Unheralded recruits in class of 2016 had big roles, too

Georgia Tech B-back Dedrick Mills got none of the headlines on national signing day a year ago. Neither did Miami linebacker Michael Pinckney nor Syracuse defensive end Kendall Coleman, for that matter.

But all three proved to be valuable starters as freshmen. All three earned three-star designations as high school prospects but showed with hard work and an opportunity to fit an immediate need that they could make a major impact.
(...)
Miami LB Michael Pinckney, three stars, No. 20 ILB in the country: Pinckney emerged as a starter alongside ESPN 300 freshman linebackers Quarterman and McCloud, finishing fifth on the team with 51 tackles.

http://www.espn.com/blog/acc/post/_/id/98212/unheralded-recruits-in-class-of-2016-had-big-roles-too

[86Cane]

Going to Arky State!

Home Game Tickets - 2017 single game tickets will go on sale on August 1st. Check back later for details and information.

Call: (870) 972-2781

24/7: 1-800-745-3000

Email: tickets@astate.edu

[VfB_Cane]

... and recruiting gone wrong:

Looking back at ACC's 2013 signing class

With the 2017 national signing day upon us, we figured it was a good time to travel back five years to see what became of some of the ACC’s top recruits of 2013.
(..)

Derrick Griffin, Miami

2013: The No. 33 overall recruit, Griffin had the makings of a star receiver, choosing Miami after a host of SEC schools. Eligibility issues meant he never played for the Hurricanes.

2017: Griffin finally landed at Texas Southern in 2015 as a two-sport star, playing basketball as well. He was dismissed from the football team there in 2016, however, and left the hoops team last month to prepare for the NFL draft.

Stacy Coley, Miami

2013: Coley was one of the top receivers to sign in 2013, and he quickly transitioned into a star at Miami, racking up 1,461 all-purpose yards and 10 touchdowns.

2017: The hot start didn’t translate to much consistency for Coley, who endured an up-and-down career. He still finished with 166 career catches and has a future playing Sundays.

Al-Quadin Muhammad, Miami

2013: The No. 58 player in the class, Muhammad played a reserve role early on, recording two sacks before blossoming into a star edge rusher two years later.

2017: Off-field problems forced Muhammad’s dismissal — along with No. 138 recruit Jermaine Grace — before the 2016 season. Still, his talent could earn him a look in the NFL this year

Others of note: Miami CB Artie Burns (No. 70 was a first-round pick by the Steelers), (...) Miami QB Kevin Olsen (No. 87, dismissed from Hurricanes, now with UNC-Charlotte) (...)

http://www.espn.com/blog/acc/post/_/id/98152/looking-back-at-the-accs-2013-signing-class

[86Cane]

https://www.arkansasstateparks.com/things-to-do/canoe-kayak-rafting.aspx

If you’re planning kayak or canoe vacations and want to stay overnight near the water, many parks offer family-friendly lodging options – consider camping or renting a cabin in one of Arkansas's lake or river parks during your next grand outdoor adventure. Canoes and kayaks can be rented at Cane Creek, Crowley’s Ridge, Daisy, Davidsonville Historic, Devil’s Den, Lake Dardanelle, Lake Frierson, Lake Poinsett, Mammoth Spring, Petit Jean, Pinnacle Mountain, Toltec Mounds, Withrow Springs and Woolly Hollow state parks.

[VfB_Cane]

Enough with that Arkansas St. nonsense.

The Clinton's road to Washington started there, so somebody's going to come up with the idea to build a wall around that state anyway.

[Ohio_Cane]

Good post from CIS:

Positive sign about the 2017 class in retrospect

I was curious to see where the kids that Richt and Co. cooled on during the process ended up. What I found was that it seems he and the staff had a pretty good eye for who not to keep if where they ended up signing is any evidence. We all saw Golden signing his last minute specials like James King (former FAU commit) and Terrence Henley (Not sure if he even had offers). I think this is a pretty good sign moving forward regarding the staff's talent evaluation. Hopefully is proves to limit the amount of JAG's we have in the future.

Rodney Scott: Buffalo
Billy Gibson: Oregon (This was a product of a non-P5 coach moving to a P5 program and having to scramble together a class)
Kevaughn Dingle: USF
Nick Roberts: USF
Tyler Dunning: Miss St.
Bentavious Thompson: UCF
Ahman Ross: FAU

The 2 exceptions I identified -
Aundre Kearney: Virginia Tech (I can''t remember if richt dropped him or if he just decommitted when/before Golden left)
Kemore Gamble: Florida

[86Cane]

Kevaughn Dingle: USF
Nick Roberts: USF
Bentavious Thompson: UCF
Ahman Ross: FAU

Posted by: Ohio_Cane | February 06, 2017 at 01:32 PM

Wait? What? We lost players to those schools?

Oh, I get it. WE DIDN'T WANT THEM ANYWAY!

#YeahThatsTheTicket

[Ohio_Cane]

Wait? What? We lost players to those schools?

Oh, I get it. WE DIDN'T WANT THEM ANYWAY!

#YeahThatsTheTicket

Posted by: 86Cane | February 06, 2017 at 01:41 PM
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Yep. Charlie Strong stole our croots!!!

[TonyCane]

Terrell Davis deserved the hall of fame for the same reason that Dwight Stevenson did. Incredible career cut short by injury.

[CGNC]

Posted by: DallasTX Cane | February 06, 2017 at 12:05 AM

A DallasTXCane sighting!!!

[CGNC]

Posted by: Go Canes! | February 06, 2017 at 07:58 AM

Agreed. Just like Pete Carroll handed them a Superbowl by not running and using Marshawn Lynch.

[CGNC]

Nice write-up 86. Ready for the season to start LOL

[CaneRock]

Billy Gibson was a take IMHO, but He trolled Himself right out of an offer...same way Harley trolled Himself to UM.

Good luck in Jurassic Park, Billy.

[86Cane]

Ready for the season to start LOL

Posted by: CGNC | February 06, 2017 at 02:09 PM

#NoHorsesAtHardRock

[Ohio_Cane]

Billy Gibson was a take IMHO, but He trolled Himself right out of an offer...same way Harley trolled Himself to UM.

Good luck in Jurassic Park, Billy.

Posted by: CaneRock | February 06, 2017 at 02:42 PM
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We stopped talking to him at least a month before Taggart went to Oregon, or he would've ended up at USF, UCF, etc.

[CaneRock]

Ohio_Cane, gotcha, I thought I read that they didn't like the games He was playing. But He was a take to me...I think getting a verbal from Smith made letting Him go easier. Gibson seemed like more of an in the box Safety,while Smith looks like He can play FS...good range & hands.

[thirstybuzzardcane]

Oh, I get it. WE DIDN'T WANT THEM ANYWAY!

#YeahThatsTheTicket

Posted by: 86Cane | February 06, 2017 at 01:41 PM

I'm glad u finally understand!

[Dude on a Pale Horse]

The whole Patriots thing started with a fumble that wasnt a fumble.

[1mg Of epi]

It was a fumble. Clearly.

#alternativefacts