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Then I’d be fine. Which is basically what I said in my post. If you wanna substitute fletcher for an equal or better replacement, fine by me. But you can’t miss on this kid (or not prioritize him, which i believe you’re insinuating) and not sign a high school back and only get Lucious Stanley...

This is pretty inexcusable UNLESS Fletcher is coming. But this kid had about 1.99 feet in the doors of the Hecht 2 months ago. Losing him to Ole Miss with no contingency simply can’t happen at this position.

Yes.

He didn't turn on the sarcasm font...

Would feel terrible for the kid if he went to Oxford looking for Lebby.

I've you've paid any attention to this one, see if you can figure out how to somehow get that wasted time back. Kid has been a Cane for a long, long time.

He means being healthy, first and foremost.

And I’m thinking one of those 2 is a dude from Columbus. Also, getting Sarge around more would obviously be ******* fantastic. How old is he now tho? Could he be pushing 80? Is that possible? Just thinking out loud, he was the head coach at Southridge in the mid-70s? He’s gotta be pushing 80...

No doubt. So we’ll make it easy. We both Venmo $100 to @IndayArtHauz. Legend has it Abe Lincoln used to Google how he could develop the integrity of Ol’ Inday. If Parrish is 5th on the Game 1 depth chart at RB, he sends $200 to you. If he’s anywhere else, he sends $200 to me. Easy enough. Let me...

Because he’s not 5th on the depth chart, or anywhere close. So if buddy is correct, and he’s the 5th best back on the roster, then the staff is ******* clueless because that’s not where he is on the depth chart. I know I’m a ******* weirdo, but I’ll go with the dudes who have him playing...

So you’re saying Gattis, Smith, and Mario don’t know how to evaluate talent. Bold strategy, Cotton. Let’s see how it pays off for ‘em.

Yes, the 2021 version of Jerrion Ealy (in camp with the Chiefs) and Snoop Conner (5th round NFL pick) is 10000000% better than what Miami has right now.

He's the best all-around back on the roster, he'll prove it for the next 5 months, and everyone LOL'd and hee-hee'd me all off-season for saying it. IMO when the dust settles on the Saturday after Thanksgiving, I would be 0.0% surprised if he's the most productive back on the rooster. I fully...

Ahhh ok, I gotchu. Yes, I remember Zack. Believe he had over 4,000 rushing yards his senior year. I’m gonna go even older school than that though…in the early 90’s, Schuylkill Haven actually won the state championship behind a kid named Jason Killian. He was a freak. Went to Penn State but...

You’re actually from Schuylkill Haven?! Holy ****. Never met a single human being in my life who was actually from there, obviously except when we were in town. Surrounding areas yes but that’s a pretty small town lol. Such a small world. My grandma’s place is the one on top of the hill on...

LOL yup, my dad knew the Yuengling girls when he was growing up. I remember when they opened up Cabela’s, it was the greatest thing that ever happened on earth. People talking about it for months. I was like………y’all got a Bass Pro Shops???? I legit thought it was this never before seen entity...

Reading, PA. Flew into that “airport” about 50x. My dad grew up in Schuylkill Haven and my brother is still up there, for god knows what reason. Craziest **** ever is when you go up that way now and think that, at one time, Pottsville had an NFL team. And they won a championship. These days...

I said borderline. I'm not going to get into the exact nuances of year by year, case by case. You're not wrong, plenty of guys recovered pre-1997, and plenty didn't. My point is simply, in 1997, this was a very big, scary injury. In 2022, it is not. If we're sitting here in December and...

****, sorry for that luck. I’m sure that was a devastating time for you. My point more than anything though, is that in 1997, torn ACLs were borderline death sentences for careers. That was a REALLY bad injury in 1997. The technology and medical advancements were just getting to the point...