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Calvin said:
The guys who commit this year on the line will be smart, competition could possibly get fierce.
If gumbo fisher was still at Fsu, it would be different, but that offense Fsu is running to me is garbage, and doesnt seem like it fits o-linemen. At any rate, if dontae stays home, he'll have to battle it out with reed, eguak, and if they decide to move scaife back inside if our future tackles ball out. The talent level on the o-line is rising!
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You must be the only one who thinks so
 
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Juancane said:
You must be the only one who thinks so
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Dont get caught up in all those negative emotional post, if guys know football and have been paying attention to the team they would've known this was possibly a transition year, but to many people automatically assume just because we won 10 straight last year we were going to be better or close to the same this year, and that normally holds True when you got a rising young team and most are coming back that next year, on defense we had that and you see what happened, they balled out. On offense, no Ahmon, no berrios, no herdon, no irvin or poledney, no mcdermont, no darling, and their replacements, with the exception of brevin were not even close to producing like the crew before them and it showed.

But i can tell you right now, if those young o-linemen stay healthy, you are going to see a more physical o-line, navaughn back at his natural spot, him getting in shape to play tackle has actually made him a better guard, scaife may actually stay outside as well, and gaynor will be more than likely manning that center spot, so whoever the other 2 that wins the battle for those last 2 spots, they'll be physical too.
No matter what recruits come in for o-line, they are going to have to battle, and that's how it should be!
 
Calvin said:
Dont get caught up in all those negative emotional post, if guys know football and have been paying attention to the team they would've known this was possibly a transition year, but to many people automatically assume just because we won 10 straight last year we were going to be better or close to the same this year, and that normally holds True when you got a rising young team and most are coming back that next year, on defense we had that and you see what happened, they balled out. On offense, no Ahmon, no berrios, no herdon, no irvin or poledney, no mcdermont, no darling, and their replacements, with the exception of brevin were not even close to producing like the crew before them and it showed.

But i can tell you right now, if those young o-linemen stay healthy, you are going to see a more physical o-line, navaughn back at his natural spot, him getting in shape to play tackle has actually made him a better guard, scaife may actually stay outside as well, and gaynor will be more than likely manning that center spot, so whoever the other 2 that wins the battle for those last 2 spots, they'll be physical too.
No matter what recruits come in for o-line, they are going to have to battle, and that's how it should be!
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Donaldson didn't play guard better once he was put back there, he got worst this season. Also, every college football team loses players, so quit using it as an excuse.
 
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ajone228 said:
Sounds good, hopefully you reel him in for us. What about Neal and his cousin?
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Think Neal is still Bama but we made the move to offer his brother, so we better hope he can play because if Neal picks Bama his brother will still have a UM offer at the table
 
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MiamiChris said:
Think Neal is still Bama but we made the move to offer his brother, so we better hope he can play because if Neal picks Bama his brother will still have a UM offer at the table
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LOL.That will be a major embarrassment for Richt if The Neals play him like that.Not eve the couple clowns we have on this board defending Richt 24/7 can put a spin on that.
 
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