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On this Winters kid... his rating and lack of offers are due to his size, I think. Most teams aren't interested in a LB that size. If they can get him to 225 LBs or so without losing the athleticism, he probably will be a pretty effective college player, even if he's too small to play in the NFL at LB. |
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Also... had a Tennessee offer. |
Lee ran a 4.45 40 this summer. That was probably hand timed, and he probably isn't that fast. Even so, he's fast.
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Looking forward to the season.
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So, what ends up being the "killshot" to the Gary Pinkel era in Columbia? And who comes next?
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The 5-7 record this year will be the killshot. I'm thinking we lose to IU on the road and win the Tennessee and Kentucky games. This team probably has a 7 win ceiling if everything goes right, and in the case of a stumble, 3-9 is a definite possibility.
Mizzou will likely target a low BCS coach about to be shitcanned. |
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The Vandi one was last minute. I definitely thought Syracuse would come out with a win though, especially as the season progressed and Franklin turned into Black Cassel. |
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Those kinds of guys are out there, and they aren't as impossible to find as people seem to suggest. |
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SEC job (carries weight - look at Ole Miss, Kentucky, Miss. State, Vanderbilt) Willingness to pay $2.5 million+ Willingness to spend equal amount on assistants Large land-grant school with no in-state rivals Decent in-state talent, not great Ability to make recruiting inroads in Texas, Florida, and pitch elite talent in Iowa, Kansas, Illinois, Indiana on playing in the SEC and still being close to home It's not a better job than Alabama, Auburn, Texas A&M, LSU, Florida, Georgia or Tennessee, but it is a better job now than it was in the Big 12. |
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