Alamo City Husker
Special Teams Player
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Wellllll I say well I say......I have been hornswaggled!!!!!A certain Illustrated magazine put it in their facebook feed today.......Guess I will stick to drinking beer. MODS for the love of God please delete!!!!!lol, welcome to last year....
LOL! It's all good.Wellllll I say well I say......I have been hornswaggled!!!!!A certain Illustrated magazine put it in their facebook feed today.......Guess I will stick to drinking beer. MODS for the love of God please delete!!!!!lol, welcome to last year....
LOL! It's all good.Wellllll I say well I say......I have been hornswaggled!!!!!A certain Illustrated magazine put it in their facebook feed today.......Guess I will stick to drinking beer. MODS for the love of God please delete!!!!!lol, welcome to last year....
LOL! It's all good.Wellllll I say well I say......I have been hornswaggled!!!!!A certain Illustrated magazine put it in their facebook feed today.......Guess I will stick to drinking beer. MODS for the love of God please delete!!!!!lol, welcome to last year....
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haha, good laugh! I was like WTH, mike graduated last year, but i will read it. The second sentence in, it says 100 degree day..... No way in hell Lincoln is up to 100 yet. THats when i looked for the date.... "by Bill Pollock on August 12, 2010".
Its all good, go back to drinking.
Mike Smith, OT, Nebraska
One surefire way to drop off the NFL's radar screen in terms of the draft? Just miss your entire senior season with a broken leg suffered in mid-August, as Smith had the misfortune of doing. But Smith started 26 games at left tackle as a sophomore and junior, and a surprisingly strong showing in the East-West Shrine Game jump-started his draft prospects. Though he didn't make the combine, he ran an impressive 5.09 in the 40 at the Cornhuskers pro day. At 6-5½ and 290 pounds, he has the frame NFL scouts seek at tackle. Smith also has experience playing guard and center, and his blend of versatility and athleticism could prompt a team to invest a late-round pick on him.