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Anthony Barr is that fast. I think he was still shaking off the effects of his head injury.

Nevada's quarterback ran for 106 yards and not because he was scrambling he made good choices. Conversely, UCLA threw the ball to 12 different receivers. I think we run to the perimeter and speed kills, their linebackers do not look as fast or athletic as the Bruins fans think they are.

Who gets the pay off for the product placement....

OK, read the Alabama portion of the article then went to browse the fan sites. They seem to be 50-50 on this. Some are trying to write it off because of the background this young man had, poor, Hurricane Katrina blahblahblah. Others said his twitter account had to be hacked because he always quoted scripture, would never talk like that. Either way this will probably be swept under the rug like the T-Town incident. Or, they will say they don't have a picture of him actually taking the money. Why is this in Nebraska Recruiting?

What!??? Like they didn't know they were coming, no advanced booking? "They know who Nebraska is".....just didn't think anyone visited the state, Jim Mora

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I doubt this kid flips again and commits here. Said Golden told him to take the trips because he's never traveled and he would be playing for his home town U.

These are a couple of my favorites from ESPN, if I saw Beth Mowins and Joey Galloway I would've watched the game on mute Completely agree. I'm OK with McDonough but Spielman can suck a toe. Boring, monotone and jumps the high hit wagon too easily. (for an old school linebacker)

Interesting takes on this kid. When I first watched the videos I thought, wow, hope he plays baseball too, throws like on outfielder. After watching both videos I believe to closest comparison to a current player is Braxton Miller. Not as tall, only 6' but same kind of throwing motion. Needs work. And he looks bigger than 203

It is statements like this that I don't get. You nor I have any idea about the inner workings of the athletic department. You can speculate all you want. BP may have talked to TO everyday of the week about something or another. He may have never talked to him. But, because you think the team lacks leadership, accountability, desire and motivation than he must never have talked to him. You yourself would say talk is cheap, so why does it matter. TO didn't start out being this highly respected HC, in fact, many of his first players were very skeptical of his abilities as a HC after having the fiery Devaney. This is straight from one of their mouths. Remember Tom Osborne didn't become a legendary coach until 1994. Up until then he was just a coach that couldn't win the big one. Why do you assume I "have no idea" and and simply "speculating?" Neither of those is actually the case. You seem to be missing the key distinction between talking and doing something. Saying you've finally gotten a wake up call is talking. Discussing issues related to team culture with your AD, who coached for about 30 years, held your current job for about 25 of those years, is one of the winningest coaches in college football history and has a Ph.D in educational psychology is doing something. And how hard is it to watch one of our blowouts and figure out that there are serious issues with the team's culture? Isn't that pretty much self-evident at this point? And don't the quotes in the original post in this thread and the dozen of so other stories we've read over the past few years about how they finally "get it" make that apparent? So than please elaborate on how BP never talked to TO about team culture, I would like to know. It has been written in many articles that BP did in fact talk to TO about things from time to time. I could only speculate, but he probably talked about things other than x's and o's with TO. So please elaborate. How is this related to a "culture" or lack of. Everything written about this team is that they are very tight. What "culture" are you referring too? Unless you think its Bo's set of shared attitudes, values, goals, and practices that characterizes an institution or organization that are lacking. I don't agree.

HAhaha, this guy is too funny. If all this is true then Clowney must have eaten from the same trough, in order to explain away his lack of hustle he responds with "I think I had a stomach flu or something". Priceless

Is he flipping Dr. Tom off??? Would that surprise you? Is that a menu from Misty's?

Um. Abdul Muhammad. LP has attempted vehicular homicide, right? I almost threw Thunder Collins in there but he was Solich's problem. Did I miss something? When did Abdul Muhammad kill someone?

Maybe this is what they are hanging their hat on lets look at the opponents stat at the end of the year. UT gave up 63 pts to Oklahoma, allowed 412 yards per game, 6.01 per play, ranked 74th in point allowed. Said to be the worst every defense for the Mack Brown era. But, Smith makes a game of it.

They publish an article where they preview it with, "Meyer MAY HAVE covered up...." just to get sales. Same way they boosted sales with the Boston bomber cover photo. Sales? I just read the article on line, for free. Long read but, no more damning than any other "coach did this" article. And there is no "MAY HAVE". He did cover up some of this. He calls Hernandez to his office to read scripture too him.

Here's his Dad's statement http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/highschool/football/os-hs-darlington-apopka-coach-statement-20130826,0,7211908.story I don't want to read too much into this but, he sounds a little pessimistic about his football future.