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Recruiting Transfer Portal: Jordan Hermann enters Portal
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While I agree, you do realize the post count on this forum will drop by at least 25%.
- Jun 5, 2014
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No it won't, because now they have their own thread to do it in.
URG's height - make your best joke here!
So we don't have to read stupid back-and-forth's about URG's height in the sports forum anymore, I started this thread here so none of the rest of us ever have to click on it and see it again. Do your worst, boys! One thing I can guarantee is that URG will respond to EVERY SINGLE COMMENT ever...
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I will laugh if that thread turns out to be as short as.....umm.....how about that guy Camron??!!! We're getting errbody! :D
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No it won't, because now they have their own thread to do it in.
URG's height - make your best joke here!
So we don't have to read stupid back-and-forth's about URG's height in the sports forum anymore, I started this thread here so none of the rest of us ever have to click on it and see it again. Do your worst, boys! One thing I can guarantee is that URG will respond to EVERY SINGLE COMMENT ever...
It’s like you don’t understand the dynamics of inserting jokes into a conversation.
Jk, please don’t ban me.
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Hartman to Notre Dame
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Sam Hartman has thrown for 12,967 yards and 110 touchdowns in his college career.
Longtime Wake Forest QB Sam Hartman commits to Notre Dame for final season
Sam Hartman has thrown for 12,967 yards and 110 touchdowns in his college career.
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Sam Hartman has thrown for 12,967 yards and 110 touchdowns in his college career.
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WDWHAHartman to Notre Dame
Longtime Wake Forest QB Sam Hartman commits to Notre Dame for final season
Sam Hartman has thrown for 12,967 yards and 110 touchdowns in his college career.
Sam Hartman has thrown for 12,967 yards and 110 touchdowns in his college career.
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I have to admit that when I first heard he would be in the portal, I had hoped there was a possibility of him coming our way. Then there was some talk that he would be a non-qualifier, maybe for medical reasons? Anyhow, I’ve only seen him play a few times and he probably doesn’t have the strongest arm, but he’s a winner and a helluva leader. One year with him would’ve been good. Norte Dame got a fine signal caller I believe. No real slight to Billy and staff if the medical smoke was true.Hartman to Notre Dame
Longtime Wake Forest QB Sam Hartman commits to Notre Dame for final season
Sam Hartman has thrown for 12,967 yards and 110 touchdowns in his college career.
Sam Hartman has thrown for 12,967 yards and 110 touchdowns in his college career.
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The network did a piece on his career at wake and his medical journey during Bowl lead up, would have been incredible bridge for Rashada freshman yr. imo.
If QB situation doesn't change between now and next fall Rashada has to be the guy, though his size is concerning.
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I think I'll start a thread in the lounge so you guys can make stupid and unfunny cracks about URG's height (which he never fails to respond to like a trained monkey) until the cows come home and the rest of us won't have to sift through it, rolling our eyes the entire time. I don't want to see another URG height joke on the sports board, EVER. They got old and dumb years ago. He's short, nobody GAF.
Quit clogging up threads with back-and-forth nonsense.
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Here, I have started the thread -
URG's height - make your best joke here!
So we don't have to read stupid back-and-forth's about URG's height in the sports forum anymore, I started this thread here so none of the rest of us ever have to click on it and see it again. Do your worst, boys! One thing I can guarantee is that URG will respond to EVERY SINGLE COMMENT ever...
Short and to the point. Well done.
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It'll be the new norm... like Napier said in that one interview: this is probably the first recruiting season in an entirely new era.
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Too much work...No it won't, because now they have their own thread to do it in.
URG's height - make your best joke here!
So we don't have to read stupid back-and-forth's about URG's height in the sports forum anymore, I started this thread here so none of the rest of us ever have to click on it and see it again. Do your worst, boys! One thing I can guarantee is that URG will respond to EVERY SINGLE COMMENT ever...
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Couple of interesting commits in the portal tonight. First is LSU LB and former 4* Antone Sampah committed to Campbell. He was highly rated coming out of a decent HS program in Va. I guess he just meet his potential.
The second was Jackson St WR Kevin Coleman, another former 4*, going to Louisville as opposed to following Prime to Colorado. Last year when he chose them over scUM, he said it was to play for Sanders. Perhaps having seen Prime’s kid throwing the ball, he thought a different QB might be better for his future? Or was one year of Sanders enough?
The second was Jackson St WR Kevin Coleman, another former 4*, going to Louisville as opposed to following Prime to Colorado. Last year when he chose them over scUM, he said it was to play for Sanders. Perhaps having seen Prime’s kid throwing the ball, he thought a different QB might be better for his future? Or was one year of Sanders enough?
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Probably a little of both. Imagine a father/son coach/QB combo....sounds nauseating for any player to deal with. It shouldn't be allowed.
After Press Maravich allowed his son to take 40 shots a game at LSU in the late 60's, the arrangement should have been outlawed forever.
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You usually see one of two scenarios of guys coaching their own sons: 1) where the son is a focal point and much is predicated on his (the son’s) success; or 2) the dad is overly hard on the son to ensure that none of the other players or fans thinks the son is getting any advantages whatsoever. I’ve seen guys like Press Maravich who made sure their kid was THE star, got the looks, made it into college, maybe the pros, and more often than not was f’d up socially or psychologically and ultimately has a hard time adjusting to life outside of the limelight.
I‘m definitely no fan of Deion, but the last place I’d ever encourage a player to go was wherever he was, especially if his offspring was the man. It’s hard for me to imagine it providing a great atmosphere where the kids learn to be responsible young adult students as well as good football players. But I could be wrong.
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You would think Colorado would have learned from when Hawkins forced his son in as QB.
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Blood clots.
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