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I'll keep these pros and cons very simple because I have an IQ of 72.

Cons: those dropped passes and the way my ********s shrink every time we have to kick the ball in any capacity

Pros:
NP looks like a no-nonsense leader on the field. I wish I'd never seen any of his social media as it biased me. Nobody throws a better screen and he's got a lovely deep ball. And what about those open field moves? Did you know his name is Swahili for WARRIOR

The running game is fuggin stout.

The defense is very very good.

Yesterday we lined up better athletes and they actually responded like better athletes.

JT's electric punt return. I saw early in the game one of the turkeys got into it with JT and JT pointed at him and seemed to say "just wait mudder flucker, just wait". Jeff Thomas is American for PROPHET


LETS GO CANES
 
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Team showed heart and battled hard the entire game. On the road, down early, after four straight losses they could have tanked. But they never stopped fighting and ended up dominating a rival.

Perry looked good, nice to see him developing. Don't know if he needed the benching to show him he had to prepare properly every week or it was a total f-up by Richt. If I had to guess, it's probably somewhere in-between.

Good team win. Let's beat Pitt, get to a bowl and see if CMR makes necessary changes in the offseason.
 
That wasn’t a team that has quit on its head coach as so many have theorized. We were getting whooped through the first quarter and a half. A team that has quit on its coach would have mailed it in. Instead the team took the challenge, weathered the storm, and dominated the rest of the game.
 
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Mike Thot said:
I'll keep these pros and cons very simple because I have an IQ of 72.

Cons: those dropped passes and the way my ********s shrink every time we have to kick the ball in any capacity

Pros:
NP looks like a no-nonsense leader on the field. I wish I'd never seen any of his social media as it biased me. Nobody throws a better screen and he's got a lovely deep ball. And what about those open field moves? Did you know his name is Swahili for WARRIOR

The running game is fuggin stout.

The defense is very very good.

Yesterday we lined up better athletes and they actually responded like better athletes.

JT's electric punt return. I saw early in the game one of the turkeys got into it with JT and JT pointed at him and seemed to say "just wait mudder flucker, just wait". Jeff Thomas is American for PROPHET


LETS GO CANES
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N'Kosi looked like a different QB yesterday. He stayed in the pocket and gave up his body to make strong throws. He also checked down appropriately and did a good job with designed QB runs. He almost turned a busted play into a disaster by trying to throw the ball away and was off balance on several throws, but I noticed his base (legs) and ball-handling were much better.

Really happy for the young man.
 
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Mike Thot said:
I'll keep these pros and cons very simple because I have an IQ of 72.

Cons: those dropped passes and the way my ********s shrink every time we have to kick the ball in any capacity

Pros:
NP looks like a no-nonsense leader on the field. I wish I'd never seen any of his social media as it biased me. Nobody throws a better screen and he's got a lovely deep ball. And what about those open field moves? Did you know his name is Swahili for WARRIOR

The running game is fuggin stout.

The defense is very very good.

Yesterday we lined up better athletes and they actually responded like better athletes.

JT's electric punt return. I saw early in the game one of the turkeys got into it with JT and JT pointed at him and seemed to say "just wait mudder flucker, just wait". Jeff Thomas is American for PROPHET


LETS GO CANES
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“lovely deep ball”? Well, ok I guess.
 
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Mahoney-Pearson said:
N'Kosi looked like a different QB yesterday. He stayed in the pocket and gave up his body to make strong throws. He also checked down appropriately and did a good job with designed QB runs. He almost turned a busted play into a disaster by trying to throw the ball away and was off balance on several throws, but I noticed his base (legs) and ball-handling were much better.

Really happy for the young man.
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Hey, shout out to his QB coach :moon3: (to us) for coachin’ him up. Fair is fair, right boys...... Kosi’s getting better.
 
Mahoney-Pearson said:
N'Kosi looked like a different QB yesterday. He stayed in the pocket and gave up his body to make strong throws. He also checked down appropriately and did a good job with designed QB runs. He almost turned a busted play into a disaster by trying to throw the ball away and was off balance on several throws, but I noticed his base (legs) and ball-handling were much better.

Really happy for the young man.
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One can only theorize how good he may have been if he had started from day one of the season. Thanks to a stubborn coach with an ancient agenda this did not happen.
 
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