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Attended practice today...

skillydoo said:
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Worked for this guy.
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If we're looking for a guy with these type of statistics then sure.

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D RevLee said:
The whole "QB height" being a concern is played out and not even applicable in today's college football. Look at the height of the previous 2 Heisman winners. One was selected first in the NFL draft and the other is about to be selected first. If u want to discredit a short QB you're going to have to come up with a new argument.
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You missed my point completely...my question about height was because the poster brought it into play. Most of those qbs are around 6'5" which means their hands are much bigger and can grip the ball like that, smaller hands means you have to have near perfect hand placement.
 
theibisrules said:
You missed my point completely...my question about height was because the poster brought it into play. Most of those qbs are around 6'5" which means their hands are much bigger and can grip the ball like that, smaller hands means you have to have near perfect hand placement.
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I mean have u shook Tate's hands to know if he has small hands or not? If u let Enos tell it, Tate has big hands.

The last thing coaches are concerned about is whether it's a tight spiral. They are more concerned with him making the right read and the placement of the ball.
 
mirvin88 said:
**** he was awful. How the **** is he in the HOF?
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Different era of rules, see Mel Blount and the Raiders defense and what you used to be able to do. Nowadays if you sneeze near a qb it’s a personal foul, possible ejection and fine not back then. The receivers would get mugged back then and qb’s destroyed with nothing other than a wave of arms signalling incomplete pass.

Semper Canes!!!
 
D RevLee said:
I mean have u shook Tate's hands to know if he has small hands or not? If u let Enos tell it, Tate has big hands.

The last thing coaches are concerned about is whether it's a tight spiral. They are more concerned with him making the right read and the placement of the ball.
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I HAVE NEVER heard Enos say he has big hands first of all, you made the statement, so go bring me back some proof of him saying that, own that statement of gtfoh.. Secondly, look at the photos of Tate holding the ball, his hands are nowhere the size of Peyton or TB's.
 
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CaneSince4Ever said:
First 2 or 3 are good, too much lemon for me after that.

Too each His own, but I prefer Little Caesars wings, but they don't give you enough bang for your buck for as tiny as their wings are nowadays.
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This conversation is worthy of a minor sidetrack of this thread.

Wings rankings:
1. Sports Grill
2. Bokamper's
3. Lemon Pepper at the previously mentioned establishment
 
theibisrules said:
I HAVE NEVER heard Enos say he has big hands first of all, you made the statement, so go bring me back some proof of him saying that, own that statement of gtfoh.. Secondly, look at the photos of Tate holding the ball, his hands are nowhere the size of Peyton or TB's.
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Enos mentioned his hands being big numerous times in an interview not long after he transferred. It was posted here, I remember people commenting on how many times he mentioned it.
 
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alexleon005 said:
This conversation is worthy of a minor sidetrack of this thread.

Wings rankings:
1. Sports Grill
2. Bokamper's
3. Lemon Pepper at the previously mentioned establishment
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Bokampers?!

Man listen...

1. JT's Sports Bar in Pines. Not debatable. They've won the Alligator Ron wing battle 3 years in a row.

2. Sports Grill

3. Bru's Room

4. Uncle Al's in Weston

5. Shenanigans in Hollywood
 
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