Another future recruit

[Swamp Donkey]

Brad Culpepper says hello.

Poor evidence.

 

[oxking]

Our second son, Trace, was born 12/12 weighing 8lbs 9oz. Both he and mom are doing fine and she’s glad it was a C-Section. Hopefully we head home tomorrow.

He is a lovely boy. How precious. Super congrats.

 

[oxking]

Yes, after the thread runs its course all likes related to a baby post are deleted. It's considered a dishonest way to skewer someone's like ratio and has to be rectified.

That is funny for sure. No skewing the "likes". Do people really take them so seriously.

 

[Frozen Gator]

Congrats to you and your wife and thank you, brings back fond memories.

 

[CGgater]

As does Josh Braun, a National Merit Semi-finalist. We can play this game all day!

Not talking about academic stuff, although BC became a lawyer. Oh, wait... donk is a lawyer, so I guess that's not much of an accomplishment... I could add Kevin Carter for the academic side.

Anyway, I was talking about football smarts. BC's success on the field had much more to do with brains than brawn.

 

[CGgater]

Poor evidence.

Because YOU say so? You're just a donkey. Poor arguement.

 

[B52G8rAC]

Congratulations. Cute kid.

 

[Double Gator Dad]

Brad Culpepper says hello.

Brad’s not smart, he’s tenacious

 

[CGgater]

Brad’s not smart, he’s tenacious

I remember an article on Brad Culpepper from the Sun back when the writers produced decent work. They talked about how BC was not very effective in 1-on-1 drills, but working in a DL unit, BC was much more disruptive. Why was that? Because BC knew how to maneuver in a way that would influence the OL across from him, cause him to run into a fellow OL, getting him off balance and giving BC the window to bust up the play.

A few years later, someone asked warren sapp what made the Buc's defense so special. He said BC called the rush package at the LOS. No matter how much sapp argued, BC knew what he was doing and sure enough, BC was almost always right, getting the entire DL in the right front to make a big stop.

Culpepper was tenacious, but his biggest strength was his football IQ. For anyone to argue with me on this is proof of monumental stupidity and ignorance. Also, the lack of Gator loyalty should be obvious enough to face a lifetime ban. I will summon the Ox if I must, but I will give everyone an opportunity to beg forgiveness. Ya'll have an hour to think it over.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

Brad Culpepper is a below average IQ for attorneys. Maybe far below average.

 

[CGgater]

Brad Culpepper is a below average IQ for attorneys. Maybe far below average.

Sounds like bias rooted in jealousy.