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I'm sorry. I took your previous statement as you questioning the validity of my argument that E. Stewart is not some no-brainer, alpha dog, definitive #1 WR. I read your reply as implying that I questioned Stewart's status as such in some lame attempt to save face or avoid "taking my L" If...

You're right.. Let me take my L...

This is where I am with it. There are 130-some schools in FBS and about 120 of those schools are looking for a "true alpha who's not limited" (to quote @NicKane ) I'd say it's possible there are 10-15 such players in college football, who have shown it on this level. Of those two handfuls of...

This is disappointing to hear. Why not continue to recruit "football players" at every position? When a coach preaches process and toughness, it seems weird not to have a few guys who are just tough, physical football players, regardless of size. You can't have a roster full of "slow midgets"...

I am curious about what a #1 receiver is or should look like. We throw that phrase around a lot and talk about going out and getting a "true #1 receiver", but who in the heck are true #1s? Across college football, how many exist? Was Brock Bowers a true #1 last year? Marvin Harrison, Jr? Malik...

I'd rock one.

That first clip against Tech changed the whole trajectory of that game

Tough combination of traits to find out in a coach. Then combine that with a realistic ego/mindset to coach under a DC like Guidry (respected in theindustry, but not a top tier name)

Only because after he left, we went downhill and he came back to CFB and built UNC into a contending program... #NegativeMemory

Yes. Absolutely, yes.. unequivocally, YES. The only long memories on this board are the negative ones. Positive results are forgotten quicker than the memories of dementia patients

This isn't the place to hype him up.. He's already on the roster. Most of us only really care about guys who aren't on our roster who are unlikely to come here

Urban Meyer was the one who showed me this **** with the way he got Elam that one year. Then when Harbaugh first got to Michigan, I realized how relentless you have to be. A grown man having a three hour phone conversation to get a kid not to decommit? Staying the night at a kid's and his...

Here's to a speedy recovery, old sport :emot-crown::fistbump:

You want this in an ideal world. My belief is that there are going to be some extremely physically gifted players that don't have the right mix of intelligence, work ethic, and passion for the game. When your organization is well-run and the culture is right, you can bring in a few of these...

Even if he doesn't have it, when your head man demands it like Mario does, then you can have a few kids with immense talent and questionable work ethic on the team without ruining the culture inside your locker room.

All good. **** happens

I think I know what you're getting at, but... bruh. That's not a picture some of us are comfortable with

At the end of the day, it's a brotherhood. These kids have known each other and competed against one another for 5-10-15 years in some cases.. They want to see each other be successful and make it. Like @gacaneaddict mentioned, this is the Lebron-influenced generation of players. These kids were...

I hope you're right because I'm way more "**** $ECPN" than I am "**** FSU". Seeing the $EC left out after all this begging for inclusion would be a dream come true

This is also what I think we'll get and Bama will win it all in that scenario