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DC3 said:
I'll be happy to eat crow on this but I just don't see it with Flowe.

Talking with one of my Oregon friends and the couple games I've watched that he played it just seemed like when he did go out there he was a liability out there. He'd miss tackles going for the big hits (Similar to some on the current roster) read the wrong gaps or take bad angles along with unnecessary penalties.

Dude really needs to be coached up and learn the ins and outs of playing the position.
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coached up with our current staff ??? LOL
 
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Firesite said:
Offense no. I just notice that kids who play games usually don't pan out in the long run. An he hasn't done jack **** at Oregon. Flagg has more production.

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Flagg isn’t coming off injuries. He hasn’t played Ball in 2 years. Their coaches were talking about him being the most athletic dude on their D. Their announcers are even on tape saying it.

If you didn’t play in 2 years you’d probably wouldn’t look that great at first either.
 
Anyone who can run, block, tackle, catch, not fumble, or scheme an offense/defense from this century.
 
Nmiamicane630 said:
justin flowe makes an awful lot of sense
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... hope so, but have to believe USC would be higher on his radar than Miami—the southern California native (Upland) heading to that on-the-rise program over the in-repair Canes. Hope I'm wrong, though. If he's sold on Mario, he could easily be sold on UM instead.
 
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Firesite said:
Offense no. I just notice that kids who play games usually don't pan out in the long run. An he hasn't done jack **** at Oregon. Flagg has more production.

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Maybe he did other stuff but reaching for the Miami hat in the most obviously fake way possible and then picking someone else isn’t playing games in my book.
 
Kylercollins3 said:
Well, Charlie will take care of that for sure. He made Flagg look like a decent LB. Now imagine what he can do with an absolute specimen. Again, if the money is right with the NIL, the risk/reward is worth it and we absolutely have the roster space.
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Like he coached up all pac-12 2nd teamer Caleb Johnson?
 
DC3 said:
I'll be happy to eat crow on this but I just don't see it with Flowe.

Talking with one of my Oregon friends and the couple games I've watched that he played it just seemed like when he did go out there he was a liability out there. He'd miss tackles going for the big hits (Similar to some on the current roster) read the wrong gaps or take bad angles along with unnecessary penalties.

Dude really needs to be coached up and learn the ins and outs of playing the position.
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If strong can coach Flagg up to be serviceable like this year I believe he can with flowe
 
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Just off the top guys

Theo Wease - WR
Dont'e Thornton - WR
Rivaldo Fairweather - TE
Dorian Singer - WR
Denver Harris - CB
Mason Cobb - LB
 
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