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Good for him. Kid ran away from competition. Him and Linder can **** each other!
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I can see it:
Walton- 210 carries, 1,260 yards, 6.0 ypc.
Gus- 372 carries, 1,262 yards, 3.4 ypc.
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NoleVern don't pay bets, even fake internet dollar ones. Straight welchin' homie
rok
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With Odogwu videotaping and Yearby jerking off in the background.
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OK smart *** how much in Shekels?
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When I saw this I remember thinking "How does a 6'2 'power' RB get thrown backfields like that by a 5'11 LB." I knew then he ain't have it. Dude got thrown back as if he was 5'8 160.
Papa_Cane
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Wait... which Mark? Because if it's CMR you are referring to, i still like my chances that Coach Richt will break off more yards than Gus the Bust
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Depth at running back and tight end are real concerns.
At running back, Travis Homer is Mark Walton’s likely backup, though offensive coordinator Thomas Brown stopped short of saying that.
But he made clear Crispian Atkins is pushing Trayone Gray for the No. 3 job. Freshman Robert Burns (shoulder) isn’t expected to be ready for the opener, as Mark Richt has said.
“Atkins has been a pleasant surprise,” Brown said. “Every spot is up for grabs. Robert is getting mental reps. In the spring, he looked really good. Big, physical guy, really powerful with top end speed.”
When will Burns be able to play?
“Who knows?” Brown said.
Brown said receiver DeeJay Dallas hasn’t received any snaps at running back during camp.
But moving Dallas to running back “isn’t out of the question,” Brown said. “He’s a very versatile player. We can use him multiple returns, including kickoff returns and punt returns.”
At tight end, no clear cut backup has emerged behind Chris Herndon.
Michael Irvin Jr. has missed time with dehydration. Walk-on Malik Curry has received considerable work with the second-team. And freshman Brian Polendey remains a work in progress.
“Curry has been solid every day, consistent,” Brown said. “It would be tough to make it through some practices without him. He’s been great for us so far. Polendey is being more consistent with run blocking and knowing what to do and catching the ball out in space will be a big thing for us. But he’s been fine.”
At running back, Travis Homer is Mark Walton’s likely backup, though offensive coordinator Thomas Brown stopped short of saying that.
But he made clear Crispian Atkins is pushing Trayone Gray for the No. 3 job. Freshman Robert Burns (shoulder) isn’t expected to be ready for the opener, as Mark Richt has said.
“Atkins has been a pleasant surprise,” Brown said. “Every spot is up for grabs. Robert is getting mental reps. In the spring, he looked really good. Big, physical guy, really powerful with top end speed.”
When will Burns be able to play?
“Who knows?” Brown said.
Brown said receiver DeeJay Dallas hasn’t received any snaps at running back during camp.
But moving Dallas to running back “isn’t out of the question,” Brown said. “He’s a very versatile player. We can use him multiple returns, including kickoff returns and punt returns.”
At tight end, no clear cut backup has emerged behind Chris Herndon.
Michael Irvin Jr. has missed time with dehydration. Walk-on Malik Curry has received considerable work with the second-team. And freshman Brian Polendey remains a work in progress.
“Curry has been solid every day, consistent,” Brown said. “It would be tough to make it through some practices without him. He’s been great for us so far. Polendey is being more consistent with run blocking and knowing what to do and catching the ball out in space will be a big thing for us. But he’s been fine.”
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If depth is so scary at RB then why not give Dallas some reps at RB, ********?
And for the love of god just move Langham to TE so that we have another option there please.
Can we fire our offensive coaches and let Diaz, Kool, Rumph, Banda coach the offense? Jesus Christ!
And for the love of god just move Langham to TE so that we have another option there please.
Can we fire our offensive coaches and let Diaz, Kool, Rumph, Banda coach the offense? Jesus Christ!
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KrazyCane
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Lmfaoo vern now you have lost it
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If Langham was another option he would've been moved to TE by now. Don't you think that says more about Langham as a player than anything else??
And Mark Walton is a work horse there is no need to slow a true freshmans development up by trying to have him learn multiple positions when it's not necessary.
Walton ain't getting injured and Homer is the clear #2. The running back position is fine until further notice.
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Gus's highlights at Miami (FL) consist of long runs in mop up duty against crap teams, getting lit up by Perryman in scrimmages, and a topless dance video.
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It's worth 3 Shavar Manuel visits.
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Same thing I thought.... Hey, why not?
Gus will do well at Runtgers, their OL will open HUGE holes for him to run for 1.8 yards per carry!
