malbaker86
Gators
This has to be for family reasons.
I just realized from looking him up that he went to a school I used to teach at. He was a freshman when I left.
Off the field issues involving females from what i've been hearing
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Off the field issues involving females from what i've been hearing
what's up with QB's in the state of Florida and hitting women? It goes hand and hand at this point
PortCityProphet
Follow me to the truth
Damn, I'm over here just trying to educate the youth of the coli and we got nikkas bussing these random ass College Football shots in April?
FUCCK YOU & THEM BUM ASS WOLVERINES!
THATS WHY YOU bytchES AIN'T WON THE BIG TEN IN TWENTY YEARS
TourReturnOfJudah
Veteran
How long you say its been since they won the B1G?Damn, I'm over here just trying to educate the youth of the coli and we got nikkas bussing these random ass College Football shots in April?
FUCCK YOU & THEM BUM ASS WOLVERINES!
THATS WHY YOU bytchES AIN'T WON THE BIG TEN IN TWENTY YEARS
TUA TAGOVAILOA
Superstar
Yea he's on my short list of coaches I wouldn't mind replacing Saban when he retires.
USC didn't have anyone drafted til like the late 3rd I think. They're recruiting is starting to suffer they aren't still getting talent just because they are USC. They're gonna fukk around with Helton and be a good 2-3 years behind Oregon recruiting wise if Cristobal keeps getting top 10 classes
Ain't won the Big Ten since Bush's first termHow long you say its been since they won the B1G?
ReturnOfJudah
Veteran
Damn, I'm over here just trying to educate the youth of the coli and we got nikkas bussing these random ass College Football shots in April?
FUCCK YOU & THEM BUM ASS WOLVERINES!
THATS WHY YOU bytchES AIN'T WON THE BIG TEN IN TWENTY YEARS
u when SC starts 3-0 and they sign Hay Melton to a lifetime contractHow long you say its been since they won the B1G?
bout as long as it been since u got some new material
ole instigatin ass
Aw man i had a good one in TSC, something about getting the delorean from Doc and Marty McFly and traveling back to 1948 :DemBuckeyes:
bout as long as it been since u got some new material
ole instigatin ass
I like what Georgia Tech is doing in recruiting. They are locking down the high 3 star(I don't believe in much of the star hype) players from there area. This will come in handy with area coaches and school when recruiting in the future.
Can’t wait when Ryan Day look more like Ryan McKnight on the field
Can’t wait when Ryan Day look more like Ryan McKnight on the fieldUrban ain’t walking through that door....
And Ryan as a head coach undefeated vs the pac 12. :Umadday:
Post-spring SEC power rankings for 2019
Post-spring SEC power rankings for 2019
14. Arkansas Razorbacks: A radio host who covers the Hogs recently asked me if I thought Arkansas would improve upon last season's win total this fall. I'll give a resounding yes, though it may not mean much in terms of SEC standings. This team is better equipped to handle a tough schedule for Chad Morris with more talent at the skill spots and what I think will be much-improved production at quarterback. Some of those newcomers flexed in the spring game. But what's the ceiling after a two-win season? Maybe four victories?
13. Vanderbilt Commodores: Two bowl trips over the past three seasons is above average at Vanderbilt, a program that won nine games for the first time in nearly 100 years during the 2012 season (then repeated that number the following year under James Franklin). Derek Mason has kept the Commodores on a steady trajectory during his tenure and recently said his motto this fall is "upgrading expectations" but that's easier said than done against a schedule featuring Georgia, Purdue and LSU out of the gate. Ke'Shawn Vaughn and Kalija Lipscomb skipped an NFL opportunity to return and will headline a talented offense.
12. Ole Miss Rebels: Quarterback Matt Corral is going to turn heads for the Rebels in a scheme conducive to his skill set alongside five-star tailback Jerrion Ealy, but this team's overall value will be determined on defense where new defensive coordinator Mike MacIntyre is helping Ole Miss transition out of a 4-3 scheme into a 3-4 look. Six wins feels obtainable in Oxford this fall.
Post-spring SEC power rankings for 2019
14. Arkansas Razorbacks: A radio host who covers the Hogs recently asked me if I thought Arkansas would improve upon last season's win total this fall. I'll give a resounding yes, though it may not mean much in terms of SEC standings. This team is better equipped to handle a tough schedule for Chad Morris with more talent at the skill spots and what I think will be much-improved production at quarterback. Some of those newcomers flexed in the spring game. But what's the ceiling after a two-win season? Maybe four victories?
13. Vanderbilt Commodores: Two bowl trips over the past three seasons is above average at Vanderbilt, a program that won nine games for the first time in nearly 100 years during the 2012 season (then repeated that number the following year under James Franklin). Derek Mason has kept the Commodores on a steady trajectory during his tenure and recently said his motto this fall is "upgrading expectations" but that's easier said than done against a schedule featuring Georgia, Purdue and LSU out of the gate. Ke'Shawn Vaughn and Kalija Lipscomb skipped an NFL opportunity to return and will headline a talented offense.
12. Ole Miss Rebels: Quarterback Matt Corral is going to turn heads for the Rebels in a scheme conducive to his skill set alongside five-star tailback Jerrion Ealy, but this team's overall value will be determined on defense where new defensive coordinator Mike MacIntyre is helping Ole Miss transition out of a 4-3 scheme into a 3-4 look. Six wins feels obtainable in Oxford this fall.