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  • Alexander is great coming up and closing on screens in the flat. Good take down of Gibson.

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  • TigerNE said...

    What's a good comparison, Vince Young?

    I don't think so. Young is thicker and more of a runner. Johnson seems leery of leaving the pocket. He doesn't seem to want to scramble as much as he could and so he has held onto the ball too long at times. I'm not sure who I would compare him with to be honest. I also think his mechanics will be fixed but it is going to take some time.

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  • JC Shurburtt said...

    Still looks good for SC.

    Great. Thank you, JC.

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  • The East OL is a little overwhelmed right now, especially with the defense bringing pressure.

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  • Brian Perroni said...

    I don't think so. Young is thicker and more of a runner. Johnson seems leery of leaving the pocket. He doesn't seem to want to scramble as much as he could and so he has held onto the ball too long at times. I'm not sure who I would compare him with to be honest. I also think his mechanics will be fixed but it is going to take some time.

    I was thinking just about the throwing motion. I always thought Vince Young pushed the ball from his shoulder as well.

    TigerNE

  • ilovelamp51 said...

    Top-notch education at a beautiful/private school. Perfect location. Best chance at making an NFL roster of any other school in America. (statistically speaking) Opportunity to play early. Play for Al Golden. Realistic chance at competing for a NC before leaving... and girls.

    BOOM

    theres a reason every school with an open coaching job wants Al Golden

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  • ilovelamp51 said...

    Top-notch education at a beautiful/private school. Perfect location. Best chance at making an NFL roster of any other school in America. (statistically speaking) Opportunity to play early. Play for Al Golden. Realistic chance at competing for a NC before leaving... and girls.

    This man knows his shi

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    ALL ABOUT THE U

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  • Liked Muhammad, Herron, Teller, Alexander and Ramsey on defense today.

    Offense Robinson, Bryant, Gibson all stood out along with Derrick Green. Jeremy Johnson and Ryan Burns co-top quarterbacks.

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  • ilovelamp51 said...

    Top-notch education at a beautiful/private school. Perfect location. Best chance at making an NFL roster of any other school in America. (statistically speaking) Opportunity to play early. Play for Al Golden. Realistic chance at competing for a NC before leaving... and girls.

    Untrue.

    USC puts more players into the NFL than any other school. Fact.

    2012: http://espn.go.com/blog/pac12/post/_/id/45123/usc-cal-among-top-10-producing-nfl-players
    All Time: http://drafthistory.com/n_college/college_n.html

    This post was edited by phear_SC on 1/3/2013 at 12:36 PM

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  • JC I think you hit a nerve. uhoh

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  • phear_SC said...

    Untrue.

    USC puts more players into the NFL than any other school. Fact.

    What school has the most on NFL rosters right now? Didn't think it was USCjr?

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  • WillieMuffcramp said...

    What school has the most on NFL rosters right now? Didn't think it was USCjr?

    http://espn.go.com/blog/pac12/post/_/id/45123/usc-cal-among-top-10-producing-nfl-players

    Boom. Roasted.

    Cry Havoc; and let slip the dogs of war!

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  • phear_SC said...

    http://espn.go.com/blog/pac12/post/_/id/45123/usc-cal-among-top-10-producing-nfl-players

    Boom. Roasted.

    Not sure how you get douchey "Boom. Roasted." By asking a question. I guess Internet glory just comes natural for you. shrug

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  • JC, what's your take on Steven Mitchell? Do you see a little Robert Woods in him?

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  • ilovelamp51 said...

    Top-notch education at a beautiful/private school. Perfect location. Best chance at making an NFL roster of any other school in America. (statistically speaking) Opportunity to play early. Play for Al Golden. Realistic chance at competing for a NC before leaving... and girls.

    and you forgot Tootsie !!!!! whistling

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  • Ancient?....from 2012?
    Maybe its changed in the last 3 months or so ...lol
    FACT ... USC had a down year and played like crap...
    FACT ... But hey the facts are the facts as of a few months ago ...usc has more current NFLers playing NOW than anyone....

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  • ilovelamp51 said...

    Lol @ you posting some crap link from 8 billion months ago.

    Wtf? The article was published 4 months ago.

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  • ilovelamp51 said...

    Top-notch education at a beautiful/private school. Perfect location. Best chance at making an NFL roster of any other school in America. (statistically speaking) Opportunity to play early. Play for Al Golden. Realistic chance at competing for a NC before leaving... and girls.

    t 2

    Top-notch education? According to us-news, Miami is ranked 44th, well behind USC, which is ranked at 24.

    http://colleges.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-colleges/rankings/national-universities

    Although this is only one source, it's a very reputable source.

    By the way, there are about a dozen FBS schools that are better academically than Miami.

    EDIT: Actually, there are way more than a dozen FBS schools that are better schools, as it pertains to academics, than Miami.

    Let me go down the line:

    -Stanford
    -Northwestern
    -ND
    -Vanderbilt
    -Cal
    -UCLA
    -USC
    -Virginia
    -Michigan
    -Boston College
    -North Carolina
    -Georgia Tech
    -Wisconsin

    I think I missed a few, too.

    This post has been edited 2 times, most recently by Man of Troy on 1/3/2013 at 1:04 PM

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  • TigerNE said...

    I'm still not sure why a heavily recruited kid like that wants to go to Miami, given the uncertainty about NCAA sanctions. Under normal circumstances, I can understand the appeal of Miami, but right now, it's a puzzling decision. Maybe Golden is just that good of a recruiter?

    ^^ So MAD ^^

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  • Haven't heard much on tenpenny... What's going on with him there? Sounds like he's buried on the depth chart.

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  • Let's be real Miami fans, ND is gift wrapping this one for you. Just better hope his academic situation doesn't get ironed out.

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  • GoldenITF said...

    Let's be real Miami fans, ND is gift wrapping this one for you. Just better hope his academic situation doesn't get ironed out.

    Everyone already knows that.

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  • ilovelamp51 said...

    Top-notch education at a beautiful/private school. Perfect location. Best chance at making an NFL roster of any other school in America. (statistically speaking) Opportunity to play early. Play for Al Golden. Realistic chance at competing for a NC before leaving... and girls.

    All in front of 15,000 fans for most games...40,000 for "big" games. That's why Miami traditionally tries to get out of state prospects in for official visits AFTER the season.

    Plus, I guess Miami scholarships will be more valuable, since they'll only have about 15/year to give out once the NCAA hands down their punishment.

    Face it: Miami stopped being "The U" when LSU curb stomped their sorry behindsin the 2005 Peach Bowl 40-3.

    But hey, they still have girls.

    TigerNE

  • ilovelamp51 said...

    US News... lol

    We are well behind Yale & Harvard too... What difference does that make? 21-7 wave

    LMAO. You got owned so many times on this thread. Poor guy.

    You accused someone of linking a source that was published "8 billion months ago," when, in fact, it was only published 4 months ago.

    Stop calling Miami a "top-notch school" when it comes to education because it's not. The only school that could really use that sales pitch is Stanford.

    This post was edited by Man of Troy on 1/3/2013 at 1:10 PM

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  • Man of Troy said...

    Top-notch education? According to us-news, Miami is ranked 44th, well behind USC, which is ranked at 24.

    http://colleges.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-colleges/rankings/national-universities

    Although this is only one source, it's a very reputable source.

    By the way, there are about a dozen FBS schools that are better academically than Miami.

    EDIT: Actually, there are way more than a dozen FBS schools that are better schools, as it pertains to academics, than Miami.

    Let me go down the line:

    -Stanford
    -Northwestern
    -ND
    -Vanderbilt
    -Cal
    -UCLA
    -USC
    -Virginia
    -Michigan
    -Boston College
    -North Carolina
    -Georgia Tech
    -Wisconsin

    I think I missed a few, too.

    Great list. Didn't know the 44th ranked school in the nation didn't offer a top-notch education. Also not sure why you imply he stated Miami offered an education better than USC. Whatever makes you feel better I guess. shrug

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