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If he’s as good as Terry Lockett that would be enough.Would not surprise me if he starts right away. If not, easy to envision him on the 2 deep.
If he’s as good as Terry Lockett that would be enough.Would not surprise me if he starts right away. If not, easy to envision him on the 2 deep.
When Bus & team did the album covers last year they asked the recruits for input. I assume that would be the same process this year.
How the heck do you think some of us really old posters feel.I'm always unsure if players who are young enough to be my kids like the same movies and music or even understand the cultural references.
yesI think this is cool as hell but do kids today know Belly and DMX and Nas?
Tired and achy?How the heck do you think some of us really old posters feel.
I just saw Arthur yesterday. He owns the Recovery Lounge in Fayetteville, NY. I go there for IR sauna, the place is awesome. THey also do float tanks, cryotherapy and compression therapy.His game reminds me a lot of Arthur Jones.
I just saw Arthur yesterday. He owns the Recovery Lounge in Fayetteville, NY. I go there for IR sauna, the place is awesome. THey also do float tanks, cryotherapy and compression therapy.
100% agree, great guy. I have nothing but great things to say abut him.My father in law did the landscaping on his house. He couldn’t stop glowing about how nice Chandler was.
I just saw Arthur yesterday. He owns the Recovery Lounge in Fayetteville, NY. I go there for IR sauna, the place is awesome. THey also do float tanks, cryotherapy and compression therapy.
Belizaire Bassette II on Hudl
Some senior highlights in the link above. I can see this kid getting a little bit of run as a freshmen similar to Locket.
Got a nice ass and legs. In a football way...as a DT...what?
lol It reminds me of a time in HS. I heard an assistant coach say "look at the ass and thighs on that kid". This guy played in the NFL. I thought it was weird back then until I started coaching myself. I know exactly what it means now. Its a great compliment to give to a football player.Belizaire Bassette II on Hudl
Some senior highlights in the link above. I can see this kid getting a little bit of run as a freshmen similar to Locket.
Got a nice ass and legs. In a football way...as a DT...what?
I freak out when I see a committed DT thread bumped in fear of the worst. I’m so happy it wasn’t bad news that I don’t even mind that you like his ass.Belizaire Bassette II on Hudl
Some senior highlights in the link above. I can see this kid getting a little bit of run as a freshmen similar to Locket.
Got a nice ass and legs. In a football way...as a DT...what?
Thickburger. Ass candylol It reminds me of a time in HS. I heard an assistant coach say "look at the ass and thighs on that kid". This guy played in the NFL. I thought it was weird back then until I started coaching myself. I know exactly what it means now. Its a great compliment to give to a football player.
Thickburger. Ass candy
As a track coach I can relate. I think the same as I look at some sprinters and jumpers. You can see the powerful muscular development in certain athletes and know they will be successful.lol It reminds me of a time in HS. I heard an assistant coach say "look at the ass and thighs on that kid". This guy played in the NFL. I thought it was weird back then until I started coaching myself. I know exactly what it means now. Its a great compliment to give to a football player.
FactsAs a track coach I can relate. I think the same as I look at some sprinters and jumpers. You can see the powerful muscular development in certain athletes and know they will be successful.
Yup. It’s one thing to see twitchy explosion in a light skinny athlete. But when you see burst I n an athlete with thick thighs and a stout base, give me that kid every time. It’s especially what we need on the DL for our scheme. With his low center of gravity he should be able to stand his ground and hold up against doubles decently when needed and still have the explosion to shoot gaps and make big plays in both the running and passing game.lol It reminds me of a time in HS. I heard an assistant coach say "look at the ass and thighs on that kid". This guy played in the NFL. I thought it was weird back then until I started coaching myself. I know exactly what it means now. Its a great compliment to give to a football player.
Well said.Yup. It’s one thing to see twitchy explosion in a light skinny athlete. But when you see burst I n an athlete with thick thighs and a stout base, give me that kid every time. It’s especially what we need on the DL for our scheme. With his low center of gravity he should be able to stand his ground and hold up against doubles decently when needed and still have the explosion to shoot gaps and make big plays in both the running and passing game.
thick thighs and a stout base
I know we're looking at highlight reels, but that explosion after he sheds the block!Yup. It’s one thing to see twitchy explosion in a light skinny athlete. But when you see burst I n an athlete with thick thighs and a stout base, give me that kid every time. It’s especially what we need on the DL for our scheme. With his low center of gravity he should be able to stand his ground and hold up against doubles decently when needed and still have the explosion to shoot gaps and make big plays in both the running and passing game.