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Love it. Did anyone see or hear about ryan mayes going onto the field and acting like he was taking pictures of tracey howard i believe it was?
 
I heard UM's student council is reviewing this play by Carter. Attorneys are involved. Best case scenario is a semester-long suspension.
 
That's straight goon ****!! I can digest at least one per game..
My dawg Eddie Johnson approves !
 
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Clean hit IMO.... Play wasn't over, clean hit using his shoulder, no targeting to the head....

Don't they say keep your head on a swivel when playing??
 
He needs to be hitting ppl with the ball or trying to catch the ball like that. Time for him to step up. Ppl want to see that Sean T. in him come out
 
RattlerCane said:
He needs to be hitting ppl with the ball or trying to catch the ball like that. Time for him to step up. Ppl want to see that Sean T. in him come out
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It's very very rare to see a player of Sean Taylors nature and I don't think we will ever see someone like that again. I hope we will and he is playing for the Canes, but Taylor was a freak of nature. The combo of size and skill was frightening and if you saw the documentary on the NFL network on him it emphasized that.

I'll go out on a limb and say this, but I have not seen a defensive player in college since Taylor who could change the entire game. Where offenses constantly looked for him and players were scared of going across the middle. That FSU game in 2003 was a thing of beauty....
 
Ref called a personal foul because he said it was after the play had ended. The play is obviously not over.
 
I'd rather see this than getting smacked by Louisville players .
 
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Canes2082 said:
RattlerCane said:
He needs to be hitting ppl with the ball or trying to catch the ball like that. Time for him to step up. Ppl want to see that Sean T. in him come out
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It's very very rare to see a player of Sean Taylors nature and I don't think we will ever see someone like that again. I hope we will and he is playing for the Canes, but Taylor was a freak of nature. The combo of size and skill was frightening and if you saw the documentary on the NFL network on him it emphasized that.

I'll go out on a limb and say this, but I have not seen a defensive player in college since Taylor who could change the entire game. Where offenses constantly looked for him and players were scared of going across the middle. That FSU game in 2003 was a thing of beauty....
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There's his clone in Gabriel but think he is more basketball than FB
 
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