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That's what someone on TD said. |
don't get your panties in a bunch
just found a highlight reel from 2009 that lists his 40 as 4.4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K40T9fD_V-0&feature=youtube_gdata_player
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K40T9fD_V-0&feature=youtube_gdata_player
He'll take a visit to Southern California and likely Alabama this spring. He'll definitely be in attendance for the Michigan spring game, where he said there's at least a slight possibility he could commit if the trip feels just right.
so he will be committing during our spring game is what im reading
so he will be committing during our spring game is what im reading
Here ya go Berserker. Stats I couldn't get you a link to yesterday
In that game against Trotwood—playing against cornerback and consensus top player in Ohio, Buckeye commit Cam Burrows—Dukes tallied six catches for 173 yards and two touchdowns. Scout's Dave Berk was on hand for that game, and while there are questions surrounding Dukes's speed, he seems to think that won't be a big issue ($):
At 6-foot-5, 200-pounds, Dukes has the physical size Notre Dame coaches love from the wide receiver position. Besides his size, Dukes showed surprising speed during his six-catch, 173-yard two-touchdown performance.
On one of Duke’s [sic] two touchdowns, Burrows had the angle to make the stop, but Dukes showed a burst that sent him past the standout corner that already holds an early offer from the Irish.
http://mgoblog.com/content/hello-jaron-dukes
In that game against Trotwood—playing against cornerback and consensus top player in Ohio, Buckeye commit Cam Burrows—Dukes tallied six catches for 173 yards and two touchdowns. Scout's Dave Berk was on hand for that game, and while there are questions surrounding Dukes's speed, he seems to think that won't be a big issue ($):
At 6-foot-5, 200-pounds, Dukes has the physical size Notre Dame coaches love from the wide receiver position. Besides his size, Dukes showed surprising speed during his six-catch, 173-yard two-touchdown performance.
On one of Duke’s [sic] two touchdowns, Burrows had the angle to make the stop, but Dukes showed a burst that sent him past the standout corner that already holds an early offer from the Irish.
http://mgoblog.com/content/hello-jaron-dukes
have yall been following EDSBS' film club on The Program? shits hilarious
http://www.everydayshouldbesaturday.com/2012/2/21/2814039/edsbs-film-club-the-program-act-1#storyjump
http://www.everydayshouldbesaturday.com/2012/2/22/2816510/edsbs-film-club-the-program-act-2
http://www.everydayshouldbesaturday.com/2012/2/21/2814039/edsbs-film-club-the-program-act-1#storyjump
http://www.everydayshouldbesaturday.com/2012/2/22/2816510/edsbs-film-club-the-program-act-2
0:00 The Program begins as so many classic football tales do - with a Georgia Tech late-season victory! (This, perhaps, was the filmmaker's way of telling us to leave our collective rationality at the door.)
Yet we cannot move on without noting that in this scene, Coach basically steals Joe Kane's motorcycle. For his own good. Takes it for a spin. To the dog track. Where he exchanges it for some tips. Loses big. Has to fight a bookie and some fake muscle to get out alive. Flags down a trucker. Talks him into stopping by the liquor store. They split a bottle of Glenmore Gin in the plastic combat jug. You know, the one with the handle. This is his new offensive line coach though he doesn't know it until the next morning when they wake up in a bank with sirens blaring outside. They sprint out the back and hide in the woods for a few hours. Typical Caan Thursday.
I fuckin love The Program!
Kane is Able.
Kane is Able.
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Originally Posted by Mercenary have yall been following EDSBS' film club on The Program? shits hilarious
http://www.everydayshouldbesaturday.com/2012/2/21/2814039/edsbs-film-club-the-program-act-1#storyjump http://www.everydayshouldbesaturday.com/2012/2/22/2816510/edsbs-film-club-the-program-act-2 |
I know have a sudden urge to watch The Program.
::checks instantwatcher::
Holy shit that play diagram is awesome.
Ive been laughing at my desk for 20 minutes non stop
"Halle Berry stole these clothes off a blind-drunk Carl Sagan"
"The backup QB openly wishing for the injury of the starter! A Forcier was supposed to be in this scene, but transferred shortly before its filming and was later seen in the background of Necessary Roughness."
"As with every film about college students, these actors are all forty year old smokers, and are all dead now."
What I never got about the program...is that it is the only movie that managed to make me NOT want to bang Christy Swanson.
39:44 Most sports films - and this one is, by and large, no exception - take a number of liberties with their subject game for purposes of economy and drama. But we must tip our hats to the writers here, for there is no more accurate portrayal of Jackie Sherrill era Mississippi State than to have the first two plays of the season be 1. a turnover lost by the Bulldog offense and 2. a touchdown immediately given up by the Bulldog defense. -- RHJ
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i'd say that's more croom era or 00s jackie era than 90s jackie era
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i'd say that's more croom era or 00s jackie era than 90s jackie era
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