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No disrespect to the OP as he's simply posting the info which I appreciate but Lol at this stupid sh-t list puting safeties from Toledo and Kent State as well as a bunch of QB's, including the ones from Ole **** and Southern ****, ahead of Kaaya. Let's face it: we won't get the respect we want until we start doing bad things to other teams on the field.
 
What a joke. They have about ten qb's ahead of Kaaya. I'm wondering if they consider sos when analyzing these players.
 
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You know it's an absolute joke when the poll has Derwin James of FSU rated over Deshaun Watson of Clemson...
 
Miami hate. It never ends. You'd think since we have Richt now, they'd give him and the team some credit. I realize this team is thin at many positions, but that's ridiculous.
 
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RVACane said:
No disrespect to the OP as he's simply posting the info which I appreciate but Lol at this stupid sh-t list puting safeties from Toledo and Kent State as well as a bunch of QB's, including the ones from Ole **** and Southern ****, ahead of Kaaya. Let's face it: we won't get the respect we want until we start doing bad things to other teams on the field.
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Or until we stop embarrassing ourselves on Saturdays ???
 
Lol y'all so mad at the idea that Kaaya isn't the 1 or top 10 player in the country like so many delusional ppl on this board think?? Get the **** over it, Kaaya will get more respect when he actually wins a meaningful game or actual carries the team through a clutch meaningful drive...

Jacory Harris was considered a heisman contender ONLY bc he went into Tallahassee and beat FSU... If that doesn't happen national CFB wouldn't have gave a second thought about his ***, rivalries matter the end.
 
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My recruiting heads remember this name.....who woulda thunk it...? hed be ranked higher than any of our guys...


Forrest Lamp, OT, Western Kentucky

Lamp has been incredibly consistent the last two years, finishing fifth overall among offensive tackles in 2014 and fourth in 2015. He does a nice job getting to the second level, a big part of his two-year +37.2 grade as a run blocker and he’s only allowed 26 total pressures on 1,206 pass block attempts.
 
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I remember a comparison between kaaya and Watson saying kaaya was better than watson under pressure in the pocket. yet this article faults him for his presence under pressure? I'm confused.
 
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