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do you do these videos for fun? you have been doing them for a long long time.
 
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Excellent job, Freak.

IMO, he was better than Dre and Wayne at UM. Not only was he so dynamic, but he ran incredible routes, tremendous ball skills (remember OSU and FSU '99) and overcame early drop problems to develop great hands. On top of all of it, he was tough as ****.

Loved that guy and thought he could've been an all-time great in the pros with a better QB situation.
 
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100% agree w/dmoney, with a solid QB, he would easily be near the top of the yardage rankings.
 
DMoney said:
Excellent job, Freak.

IMO, he was better than Dre and Wayne at UM. Not only was he so dynamic, but he ran incredible routes, tremendous ball skills (remember OSU and FSU '99) and overcome early drop problems to develop great hands. On top of all of it, he was tough as ****.

Loved that guy and thought he could've been an all-time great in the pros with a better QB situation.
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still had a solid pro career
 
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Seriously though, Santana was a true "miami guy".



Played with a chip on his shoulder. Love it canefreak, can't wait for the 2012 Pump Up
 
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DMoney said:
Excellent job, Freak.

IMO, he was better than Dre and Wayne at UM. Not only was he so dynamic, but he ran incredible routes, tremendous ball skills (remember OSU and FSU '99) and overcome early drop problems to develop great hands. On top of all of it, he was tough as ****.

Loved that guy and thought he could've been an all-time great in the pros with a better QB situation.
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D$ I wouldnt go that far to say he was better than Dre at UM... Dre was a beast..

but I agree with you on his NFL situation. He has the same attitude of a Steve Smith and you seen what smith did with a good qb...
 
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