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He is 5'11 at best, looks like a slot receiver, and players like him grow on trees in Florida.

he was a really good player but he is a dime a dozen type of kid in FLA, Cooper on the other hand...

Fail, again

He was talked about by Saban in the same breath as Amari Cooper before the season started. Only a handful of players in the Saban era have ever been talked about like that and they have all turned out to be first round DP's. But I understand that he's yet another player you missed out on from Florida so obviously, like every other player, you didn't want him or he's overrated.

Saban's opinion > Duvalnole

lol. Seriously, have you ever been right about anything ever? If so, please provide a link because you are lying. You are wrong every single time. Every. Single. Time. In before Karlos Williams is better than HCD. lol

did you seriously just use analyst's ratings to defend your position regarding Black? He was still rated higher by analysts...do you agree with their ranking of Amari also?

I think you might want to back of the "dime a dozen" label at this point. There are people that are better when it comes to evaluating talent that seem to think the kid is dynamite. Using analyst's ratings isn't going to change that.

Wow, I finally agree with weedline about something. If duvanole says the kid is not any good, he will probably catch 10 passes, score 4 touchdowns, and be named the most valuable player of the SECC

Because he was positioned to already prove you wrong as a true freshman before he got hurt. Now he is doing so well even after just being cleared from major surgery that our coaches think he can beat out Juniors and guys who have played a ton already. I mean, you fail, again, like every other single time you ever post on here.

And who gives a damn about the rankings? He was a highly rated WR by every single recruiting service out here. He was rated higher than Coop and Coop is better than any WR you guys have had as long as I can remember. That's not really saying much, but you get the point.

It's not my fault you are an idiot who like to run his mouth. One would think after all these years you would have gotten the message and learned your lesson by now. But you never do. Ever. You are incapable of forming an arbitrary opinion about football and take everything personal for some reason. A player doing well from Florida not at FSU? Has to be a conspiracy. Kid is overrated and not that good.It's one thing to be wrong every once in awhile. It's an entirely different one to wrong every week.

Once again you are wrong, because Coop is not better than any receiver to come through FSU since we have had mutiple All-Americans come through our program. I am sure your dumbass heard of a fellow Alabama recruit named Lawerence Dawsey who is our receivers coach and was an All-American. How about Peter Warrick, Andre Cooper, EG Green etc.

It was meant for Weedline, sorry just quoted you to have the question part. Also still bitter that cooper left. guy was begging for an offer before he blew up

I didn't take it as a flame. I usually wait for a guy to play or at least arrive on campus before I make any judgement about their skills or potential ability. I have been pleasantly surprised with Cooper as I didn't think he would be this good. I'm just shocked that Black is back in the mix and expected to play in his first game after sitting the season with an injury. I thought for sure he was a RS all the way. The feeling is that he must be incredibly talented and considered a special talent to burn the RS when we have other WRs that have contributed this year that can fill in. I was just wondering what the disconnect was for the Florida(FSU) guys.

Last post ITT before I bump it this Spring

I didn't take it as a flame. I was just pointing it out because we're painfully thin. We lost Kenny Bell who rotated with Norwood and Woodson. Problem is Woodson is also hurt, DeAndrew White is also gone for the season, so we have to move Black from the slot to back up Norwood. Not ideal but we need bodies at this point.