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I think he’s technically sound and has been one of our three best linebackers so far on the field. Hope he does big things against Clemson.

As long as guys like Ragone are getting snaps, it means that UM still is not at a point where its most talented players are its hardest workers. And kudos to him; surely the fact he is on the field is a nod to his maturity and approach in practice and the weight room.