Sad thing is, you saw the potential his freshman year. Kid could have been really good. If he went to Bama or Clemson I have little doubt he’d be a name wondering why we didn’t get him.
Especially the dropped TD because if he wasn’t playing we could have gone to KJ like we did with what should have been the game winner against GT on a perfectly thrown ball he would have definitely made that play that JT dropped. Or better yet we should have gone to Brevin like we did with what should have been the game winner against Florida because he would have definitely caught like he did that play. *** out of here with acting like removing JT would have automatically meant some one else would have made the plays.
They still would not have won. They had the lead even after the fumble and still loss.
East St. Louis?
Wow, this is rich coming from The Fraudchise. This puke even rips the greats based on one game out of 35. Recall us winning 30 something straight and getting hosed out of that Fiesta Bowl. Also recall Wmac starting to rumble before blowing out his knee. What a typical puke know nothing fan. Trust Romberg over this ****.
More uneven moderating. This peasant, *****1515, is always starting **** with me. Then, I embarrass him, and he runs to the mods. This **** ran to the mods last time he started with me and got me a shot from the mods.
I have no idea if he's right or not, but it makes you think. JT left and everybody cried about the staff driving him away and how terrible they were. Maybe the staff sucked, but there are players who are talented but just aren't worth the fcking trouble. I'm not saying JT is one, but it's something to think about. Isn't it possible that he was more trouble than he was worth? Maybe he still is. Maybe something to think about when you wonder why a guy wasn't offered or why a talented player doesn't see the field.
Successful programs aren’t constantly kicking guys out. If they were they’d have no depth and wouldn’t be successful. Look at Clemson. They sign tiny classes every year because they lose so few to attrition.
Right, and I'm saying it's because they choose better, and/or coach better. Maybe they're getting the better guys talent-wise and/or attitude-wise. But more likely is that they get the talented guys and are able to coach them well. Guys buy buy in because they see the results. And if that fails, those staffs can kick the bad seeds out because they've done such a good job recruiting and coaching they have replacements.
JT really needs a mentor on campus (preferably a senior on the team). They need to spend time with him. Talk with him & motivate him to make the best of his shot to make it to the NFL. He's going to blow his shot, if he doesn't work harder. He won't get another one so I hope someone close to him will take the time to really speak with & motivate him to make his life the best it can be....before it's too late. He still has time to turn things around but he's got to be more positive & work harder starting now. Otherwise, he'll blow a fabulous opportunity & regret that for the rest of his life.
Maybe on Offense but not on Defense. We had one of the top defenses in the nation last year (which really allowed players to play downhill & use their athleticism). Our top rankings last year in sacks, TFL & pass defense all support that. Manny's system is a really good fit for SoFl athletes. The Baker version not as much. The D played really well under Manny's leadership. It was finally exciting to watch again (especially after the Dorito years).
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East St. Louis?
AND Cue the posters brother @CaliFLACane850 that's undercover in the lines of bigotry