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Marshall Faulk Telling Miami Hurricanes why he didn’t play at Miami

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pacusmc said:
We weren’t the only ones. He’s had interviews where he said all the p5 schools wanted him at db.
SDSU was the only one that said you want to be a running back the you can play RB.
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Then in his 2nd game the db who many said couldn't be a rb

Carried 37 times for 386 yards and 7 TDs
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Marshall Faulk’s freshman debut for San Diego State was hardly noteworthy.The 1991 Aztecs opened with a 49-13 home rout of Long Beach, and Faulk ran 11 times for 39 yards in mop-up duty. He a…
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That's sick
 
Recruiting 101 mistake.. Tell the recruit they get a chance at their position and figure it out after.

Oh and I see this call was about Curtis Johnson?! GREAT WR coach, I saw that man work them boys back in the day, detail oriented, pushed them boys to the limit. A GREAT
 
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skyman said:
Recruiting 101 mistake.. Tell the recruit they get a chance at their position and figure it out after.

Oh and I see this call was about Curtis Johnson?! GREAT WR coach, I saw that man work them boys back in the day, detail oriented, pushed them boys to the limit. A GREAT
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Best WR Coach in UM History...
 
caneinorlando said:
Best WR Coach in UM History...
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When going to greentree you would see a whole other level of play. Coach CJ would rip them boys if they ran a 10 yard route at 9 and a half yards. He had them cones set up, still remember that. That level of detail will never forget.
 
skyman said:
When going to greentree you would see a whole other level of play. Coach CJ would rip them boys if they ran a 10 yard route at 9 and a half yards. He had them cones set up, still remember that. That level of detail will never forget.
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I spent hrs upon hrs at Greentree while CJ was at UM....
 
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Home Slice said:
I imagine with his skills and speed he would have eventually turned into an all-world corner as well. He was so much fun to watch as an RB.
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I’m 50 and I’ve loved watching football since I was 5 or so. Marshall Faulk at SDSU was truly “MUST SEE TV.” He’s in the top-5 of my lifetime in terms of popping off the screen with athleticism. Lawrence Taylor is also on that list, and I think the other greats are fighting to crack the top-5. Faulk and L.T. make any list, period! Him at the U...wouldn’t have even been fair.
 
Pimpdaddycane said:
I’m 50 and I’ve loved watching football since I was 5 or so. Marshall Faulk at SDSU was truly “MUST SEE TV.” He’s in the top-5 of my lifetime in terms of popping off the screen with athleticism. Lawrence Taylor is also on that list, and I think the other greats are fighting to crack the top-5. Faulk and L.T. make any list, period! Him at the U...wouldn’t have even been fair.
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He was one of those players that made the game fun to watch. There have only really been a few of them. Devin Hester was one of ours.
 
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skyman said:
When going to greentree you would see a whole other level of play. Coach CJ would rip them boys if they ran a 10 yard route at 9 and a half yards. He had them cones set up, still remember that. That level of detail will never forget.
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CJ was a great coach but I think Coach Ax was our best WR Coach. Jimmy took him to Dallas and Michael swears by him... nuff said! 2 NC, 3 Super Bowls. Dude has 5 rings. One of the all time great people also.
 
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Don’t forget that we benefitted from an identical decision by UF when they recruited Portis as a corner and not running back, and he was from Gainesville! I guess it kind of evened out. Not saying Porto’s was as good as HOF Faulk, but Portis Was **** good at UM and in the league.
 
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