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He had some height. Could probably high point a few balls.Edward Thaddeus Foote III
He had some height. Could probably high point a few balls.Edward Thaddeus Foote III
Could probably down a few high balls.He had some height.Could probably high point a few balls.
No way he could keep up with Dennis.Could probably down a few high balls.
Let's not get carried away here. I said a few, not a few dozen.No way he could keep up with Dennis.
True story, him and my dad ran in the same circles and he watched Dennis get litteraly dragged semi-consious out of the Old Cutler Inn and Taurus in the Grove on numerous occasions. (And then my friends and I would do the same for Bryce at Palmetto house parties). What a family. Dennis is 79 and somehow still has a liver. Needs to be studied by science.Let's not get carried away here. I said a few, not a few dozen.
I ran in to him at Duffys in a similar condition that you described. His liver is from planet Krypton.True story, him and my dad ran in the same circles and he watched Dennis get litteraly dragged semi-consious out of the Old Cutler Inn and Taurus in the Grove on numerous occasions. (And then my friends and I would do the same for Bryce at Palmetto house parties). What a family. Dennis is 79 and somehow still has a liver. Needs to be studied by science.
I pass every play. The answer here has to be someone from the secondary. But in reality, football is too specialized. Whatever team would get smoked by an FCS school.Warren Sapp
6'2 300 pounds running a 4.69 40 yard dash. Give me 11 of those on defense and let's see someone move the ball.
Some offseason shenanigans…
The easy answer is Sean Taylor, but im curious on other takes
If you run a spread with someone from the secondary, Warren Sapp would be vulnerable (but it ultimately depends on how good of a thrower your player is). What is your strategy to stop a Warren Sapp power run game if your player is severly undersized?I pass every play. The answer here has to be someone from the secondary. But in reality, football is too specialized. Whatever team would get smoked by an FCS school.
Deejay Dallas
thats what Brian Monroe told me , alsoRichard Gordon and Brian Monroe...
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Spencer Whipple against Virginia has to be the worst performance in Miami history0-12. That NC State performance might have been the worst performance in UM history and that goes back to the single wing and belly option days. **** I remember the Kary and E J. Baker days to boot. He was so bad when he transferred to Baylor he got benched in the 1st quater of the 1st game. Granted RGIII replaced him but that guy was just awful.
he would get destroyed, too small to block, need to clone someone who could realistically also play the trentchesSome offseason shenanigans…
The easy answer is Sean Taylor, but im curious on other takes