I don’t understand people who can’t understand him. His speech isn’t that hard to grasp - just a little mumbled.
Granted I grew up 20 miles from Louisiana and surrounded by Cajuns but he isn’t close to them.
2020 College Football Playoff National Championship game thread
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Granted I grew up 20 miles from Louisiana and surrounded by Cajuns but he isn’t close to them.
He's only a junior, and folks don't know if he's going to come out yet, so he's not really showing up on a lot of prospect lists. He's Randy Moss' son. If he comes out, the projection is around the 4th round right now. Their other tight end, 6'4, 250lb Stephen Sullivan is also projected in that range.
I swear you could see in Saban's eyes as he just described the end of the half, he's thinking 'Jesuschrist what I could do with a qb who can pull that shit off under ultimate pressure...'
And North Carolina almost beat Clemson. All great teams have a snooze game at some point.
He's not unintelligible. He just looks and sounds like an ogre.
edit: but people should take this as an invitation to post your favorite "unintelligible Scotsman" clips.
The teams ran around 85 plays in the 1st half, not including special teams. These defenses are going to be exhausted. Both of the offenses get set and snap so fast.
They left off Faulk, Woodson, Tebow and Dorsett
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They put in Butkus, Sayers, Brown and Campbell.
I'm sorry. Jim Brown was an all word athlete, but he played 24 college games and had 2,200 yards from scrimmage and 21 td's in 3 seasons.
This is supposed to be best college football players of all time. Leaving off Dorsett for him is crazy, same with Tebow and Charles Woodson.
This is supposed to be best college football players of all time. Leaving off Dorsett for him is crazy, same with Tebow and Charles Woodson.
I am surprised Bush didn't get some love. As a 36 yo, he was probably the most dynamic and exciting player I've watched live in CFB. Watching the USC games at 10p was appointment viewing. He looked another level above most teams he was playing.
I agree, certainly would have had him over Brown. Also thought Lee Roy Selmon would have potentially made it. Dude was a monster in college (40 sacks), then had a HOF NFL career.
Huge stop for Clemson there. If LSU went down and scored, not sure Clemson could have caught them.
Clemson needs to score before LSU scores again.
Clemson needs to score before LSU scores again.
If they had any balls they would have put OJ on the 11. He may have been the best college back i saw play.
The list definitely skewed older. Barry was the youngest player on there? And he came out in 1989. Certainly the lists has some questions but these are always more fun exercises than definitive lists.
Also looking back at that 1989 draft - Hart Lee Dykes over Andre Rison? oof
I laughed too hard.
Also, it is 11pm and still 10 min left in the 3rd??? WTF. Have this on a Saturday, next Sat nite is open with no NFL
To be fair, I don't think a black player had ever won a Heisman at that point. Paul Hornung won it the year Brown was in the running, but Brown was a consensus all American, and Hornung wasn't.
Brown in 1956: 8 g, 986 yds rushing, 6.2 ypc, 12 td. The guy who won the Heisman was Paul Hornung, who rushed for 420 yards and threw for 917 on 53.2% passing, with 3 td and 13 int. And @Deathofthebambino was right. Totally racist environment at that point.
I also did not see it hit the ground but thought it did because of how nonchalant everyone was acting
I would like to see Travis Etienne and Clyde Edwards-Helaire in a running back version of a duel to the death. Both of those guys run so fucking hard.