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re: Rhett Lashlee to Auburn as OC
Posted on 12/7/12 at 7:52 am to rbWarEagle
Posted on 12/7/12 at 7:52 am to rbWarEagle
Rhett was a QB under Malzahn at Shiloh.
For you Aubies, there was a game that really defined Gus' system in the 1999 playoffs between Shiloh and Junction City, a small town on the Arkansas/Louisiana border that runs the wishbone and always has beastly linemen and running backs. Long story short, Shiloh is a mostly white private school and Junction is a mostly black public school. Both at different ends of the state.
Junction's RB at the time was Marcus Godfrey. After his first 3 carries his stats were 3 carries, ~200 yards and 3 TDs. Junction went up 24-0 in the first quarter and I think they were up near 28-35 at halftime. If you read Gus' book he talked about going into the locking room and seeing his team run in while Junction was dragging in. That's when he decided to not put and go for onside kicks every play. Rhett ended up with like 700 yards passing.
Final score: Shiloh 70 Junction 64
Gus even writes in his book that this was the game that defined his system, so having Rhett as OC should be a big positive for you guys.
Now that story time is over, please return back to the dumpster fire of a dirty arse POS program you have. Fannin fumbled, Broderick didn't, you cheating bastards.
For you Aubies, there was a game that really defined Gus' system in the 1999 playoffs between Shiloh and Junction City, a small town on the Arkansas/Louisiana border that runs the wishbone and always has beastly linemen and running backs. Long story short, Shiloh is a mostly white private school and Junction is a mostly black public school. Both at different ends of the state.
Junction's RB at the time was Marcus Godfrey. After his first 3 carries his stats were 3 carries, ~200 yards and 3 TDs. Junction went up 24-0 in the first quarter and I think they were up near 28-35 at halftime. If you read Gus' book he talked about going into the locking room and seeing his team run in while Junction was dragging in. That's when he decided to not put and go for onside kicks every play. Rhett ended up with like 700 yards passing.
Final score: Shiloh 70 Junction 64
Gus even writes in his book that this was the game that defined his system, so having Rhett as OC should be a big positive for you guys.
Now that story time is over, please return back to the dumpster fire of a dirty arse POS program you have. Fannin fumbled, Broderick didn't, you cheating bastards.
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Posted on 12/7/12 at 7:56 am to BennyAndTheInkJets
Nice ending!
2010 really did a number on a lot of programs!
2010 really did a number on a lot of programs!
Posted on 12/7/12 at 10:54 pm to BennyAndTheInkJets
quote:
Fannin fumbled, Broderick didn't, you cheating bastards.
Posted on 12/8/12 at 5:05 am to BennyAndTheInkJets
quote:
Rhett was a QB under Malzahn at Shiloh.
For you Aubies, there was a game that really defined Gus' system in the 1999 playoffs between Shiloh and Junction City, a small town on the Arkansas/Louisiana border that runs the wishbone and always has beastly linemen and running backs. Long story short, Shiloh is a mostly white private school and Junction is a mostly black public school. Both at different ends of the state.
Junction's RB at the time was Marcus Godfrey. After his first 3 carries his stats were 3 carries, ~200 yards and 3 TDs. Junction went up 24-0 in the first quarter and I think they were up near 28-35 at halftime. If you read Gus' book he talked about going into the locking room and seeing his team run in while Junction was dragging in. That's when he decided to not put and go for onside kicks every play. Rhett ended up with like 700 yards passing.
Final score: Shiloh 70 Junction 64
Gus even writes in his book that this was the game that defined his system, so having Rhett as OC should be a big positive for you guys.
Now that story time is over, please return back to the dumpster fire of a dirty arse POS program you have. Fannin fumbled, Broderick didn't, you cheating bastards.
Thanks. I will even take the shot at the end.. 
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