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Shmuley

Shmuley

Heisman
Mar 6, 2008
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The stereotypes in the write up are hilarious. "Doesn't have blazing speed, but ..."



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Shmuley

Shmuley

Heisman
Mar 6, 2008
23,681
10,203
113
The stereotypes in the write up are hilarious. "Doesn't have blazing speed, but ..."



[insert multiple backer-type fluff posts of support and rebuttal, complete with references to riley cooper]
 
Shmuley

Shmuley

Heisman
Mar 6, 2008
23,681
10,203
113
The stereotypes in the write up are hilarious. "Doesn't have blazing speed, but ..."



[insert multiple backer-type fluff posts of support and rebuttal, complete with references to riley cooper]
 
HD6

HD6

Sophomore
Apr 8, 2003
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Does he show great leadership skills? Not afraid to go over the middle?
 
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SanfordRJones

Junior
Nov 17, 2006
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All heart.
Natural leader.
Always puts himself in position to make plays.
If only everyone played the game the way he does.
 
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lawdawg02

Redshirt
Jan 23, 2007
4,120
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he was definitely slow, but his hands were probably not good enough to be classified "possession receiver".</p>
 
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OMlawdog

Redshirt
Feb 27, 2008
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During the 90's, certainly not a burner, but always could get open and almost never dropped a pass.
 
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Badon

Junior
Jun 12, 2006
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That's the first guy I thought of. He was the definition of possession receiver.
 
1msucub

1msucub

Senior
Oct 3, 2004
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I am apparently the only person here who doesn't know who this is.

Help a brotha out?
 
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JimHalpert.nafoom

Guest
He comes from a great family.

He is a true student-athlete.

He has a great football mind.

He has a great presence in the locker room.

He listens to Jerry Jeff Walker.
 
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