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yes he gets paid and he isn't going to know every single detail about every team in major college football. Andrew ford just transferred and who knows MW "could" end up being our leading rusher at the end of the year if he comes back from injury (I think it will be trey or JC). The only other thing he may be off on was riley starting at a safety spot it should be Reavis and Clark.

Many of you here are in the wrong business. Does this guy get paid for this? Fairly worthless information for people who follow this website. He lists Marshawn Williams as the projected starter in the backfield and Andrew Ford as the number 4 quarterback. ?Maybe he knows something we don't.?

The gobbler in a gloss maroon would have been awesome.

I loved the idea of the gobbler because I wanted to see it for years, but I thought it just looked like a big orange blob on tv.

I spent a year in Kuwait and the July temps were in the 118 to 120 range with wind. It sucked. Absolutely sucked. I would take 90 with humidity.

No joke, but I think Penn State's uniforms are the most . . . awful thing out there.

At least Bama has #'s on the helmets and stripes on the pants. I like those uni's.

I wish we would go with the 2003-5 era uni's. Oh, I wish we would go all-maroon more often.

I wish . . .

I'm kind of jaded, I look at some pretty bad websites for work. Cults, gangs and the like especially at the boom in late 90's early 2000's all thought they needed websites. Some are even still up and running using the same graphics and such.

I"m sure they do. I highly doubt the continue to heavily recruit someone whose grades aren't going to get them in. From the article it seems as though it was their last set of grades that was needed. So they were still able to make it. So why give up on the kid basically telling him "We don't think you'll make it so we're done." That would be a huge negative in recruiting for us. The coaches bet on the kids being able to get their grades and scores where they need to be. Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't. I doubt it's like they had D's all through school and a 500 SAT score and we were recruiting them. Some players make it in with ease and some don't. And for what it's worth it seems that the vast majority of players don't have trouble getting in. Maybe one or two a year from a class of 25 signees (and that's not every year).

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