Justin Medlock to visit. (COMMITS!!!)

[Billy D Williams]

While that may be true, not one of those guys are committed to us. Best to keep options open

We definitely have to with the mindset of SoFl kids.

 

[SWFLHurricane]

Jesse Armstead says hello

Darrin Smith says"Hello" and "Goodbye"....Dude could cover the fastest WRs....

 

[tsimonitis]

Darrin Smith says"Hello" and "Goodbye"....Dude could cover the fastest WRs....

Always remember that Thursday night game vs Klingler and Houston. They **** themselves when our LBs were running with their WRs. They had no idea what to do.

 

[SWFLHurricane]

Always remember that Thursday night game vs Klingler and Houston. They **** themselves when our LBs were running with their WRs. They had no idea what to do.

I missed that game because I was Sick as ****...

 

[JG14]

Jesse Armstead says hello

He is on a group chat with the 1990's.

 

[theibisrules]

He is on a group chat with the 1990's.

Can our current guys have his anger and violence??

 

[TheMatador]

Jesse Armstead says hello

There is a lot of speed in Texas. The young kid we got last year may be an exception but there was something the coaches still like. Great diagnosis and recognition might overcome ordinary speed. A fast guy who makes bad reads and poor recognition is useless.

 

[ben]

Am I the only one who thought of the UCLA kicker?

yes.

 

[MiamiChris]

Yikes....I’m still waiting on Patke to land Coburn. That big DT from TX in the 2018 class.

Remember when he randomly showed up at his house while Kool was checked out and leaving. I was like WTF

 

[Nick_conlan]

anybody else see mike pink?

 

[RattlerCane305]

Always remember that Thursday night game vs Klingler and Houston. They **** themselves when our LBs were running with their WRs. They had no idea what to do.

Oh yeah, I was there that night. We put the clamps on that run & shoot ****. I went with one of my oldest friends Tim Kelly(member of the '01 team)and his parents. We were going to Olinda Elementary at the time so we were up waaaay past our bedtime. I don't know what stands out more in my memory, how loud the OB was or how much *** we kicked...

 

[Hoyacane1620]

 

[Ziggy]

Crystal balls point to OU but they were placed before he OV'ed anywhere once recruiting opened up. Not sure what the latest is.

 

[fincane]

Crystal balls point to OU but they were placed before he OV'ed anywhere once recruiting opened up. Not sure what the latest is.

He hasn't been anywhere but Miami and he was planning to take some trips at the end of July I believe. But his commitment would come before that opens back up.

 

[Big Q Cane]

Oh yeah, I was there that night. We put the clamps on that run & shoot ****. I went with one of my oldest friends Tim Kelly(member of the '01 team)and his parents. We were going to Olinda Elementary at the time so we were up waaaay past our bedtime. I don't know what stands out more in my memory, how loud the OB was or how much *** we kicked...

Did you go to Springs with Tim?

 

[RattlerCane305]

Did you go to Springs with Tim?

Nah I didn't go to Springs with him but you obviously know who I'm talking about...

 

[mirasuegui]

Always remember that Thursday night game vs Klingler and Houston. They **** themselves when our LBs were running with their WRs. They had no idea what to do.

remember that quote " they knew game was over at that moment "

 

[NDE]

Medlock reminds of of a very young Mike Singletary (5' 11")​

Singletary was not especially large for a middle linebacker, he was only 5" 11", but he played the position with an intensity few have matched. He was both a cerebral student of the game and one of the NFL’s most ferocious hitters. For 12 seasons, Singletary held his post and anyone who crossed his path paid the price. He made 10 Pro Bowls and seven All-Pro teams in his Hall of Fame career, and the Associated Press named him Defensive Player of the Year twice. In 1985, as a key part of Buddy Ryan’s legendary 46 defense, Singletary helped bring home the first and only Lombardi Trophy in Bears history. The ’85 Bears are known today as one of the greatest defenses of all time.

Years With Bears: 12
Accolades With Bears

• 10x Pro Bowls
• 7x All-Pro Teams
• Pro Football Hall of Fame, Class of 1998
• Super Bowl Champion, 1985
• 1985 Defensive Player of the Year
• 1988 Defensive Player of the Year

 

[PIPO]

Medlock reminds of of a very young Mike Singletary (5' 11")​

Singletary was not especially large for a middle linebacker, he was only 5" 11", but he played the position with an intensity few have matched. He was both a cerebral student of the game and one of the NFL’s most ferocious hitters. For 12 seasons, Singletary held his post and anyone who crossed his path paid the price. He made 10 Pro Bowls and seven All-Pro teams in his Hall of Fame career, and the Associated Press named him Defensive Player of the Year twice. In 1985, as a key part of Buddy Ryan’s legendary 46 defense, Singletary helped bring home the first and only Lombardi Trophy in Bears history. The ’85 Bears are known today as one of the greatest defenses of all time.

Years With Bears: 12
Accolades With Bears

• 10x Pro Bowls
• 7x All-Pro Teams
• Pro Football Hall of Fame, Class of 1998
• Super Bowl Champion, 1985
• 1985 Defensive Player of the Year
• 1988 Defensive Player of the Year

 

[TexasCane90]

Medlock reminds of of a very young Mike Singletary (5' 11")​

Singletary was not especially large for a middle linebacker, he was only 5" 11", but he played the position with an intensity few have matched. He was both a cerebral student of the game and one of the NFL’s most ferocious hitters. For 12 seasons, Singletary held his post and anyone who crossed his path paid the price. He made 10 Pro Bowls and seven All-Pro teams in his Hall of Fame career, and the Associated Press named him Defensive Player of the Year twice. In 1985, as a key part of Buddy Ryan’s legendary 46 defense, Singletary helped bring home the first and only Lombardi Trophy in Bears history. The ’85 Bears are known today as one of the greatest defenses of all time.

Years With Bears: 12
Accolades With Bears

• 10x Pro Bowls
• 7x All-Pro Teams
• Pro Football Hall of Fame, Class of 1998
• Super Bowl Champion, 1985
• 1985 Defensive Player of the Year
• 1988 Defensive Player of the Year

Well **** lol

Love to see it happen