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re: Just talked to an ex Brossette teammate,.
Posted on 8/27/14 at 2:04 pm to Salviati
Posted on 8/27/14 at 2:04 pm to Salviati
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Salviati
Dont get your panties knotted salavia.
Not ONE single high school running back in America thinks about saving his legs for the pros. If you believe this, you would be the dumbest poster on the board. I am positive that Miles didn't go into LF's house and promise him his legs would be fresh after college because a lot of the carries would go to other backs!
Seriously, just how dumb can someone get by posting statements like this that pop into their heads.
I won't call you a stupid frick, that would be too complimenting of your thoughts and a knock on stupid fricks everywhere.
quote:
provides fresh legs but longevity to their career as well.
Show me where LSU backs have more longevity than other schools.
"fresh legs"..........
So, by your theory, Brossette will sit out his senior year in hs to freshen up for the pro career? Just like LF did, right? ALL colleges use more than one back in a game, but it's to keep them fresh during THAT game, not to possibly prolong a pro career that may not ever happen! So have fun looking for auto corrected errors and making a snappy comeback. Brossette won't come to LSU to make sure his legs are "fresh"
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Posted on 8/27/14 at 2:19 pm to GeeOH
dude, you're being a dick.
there are better ways to state your opinion than mouthing off at everyone.
there are better ways to state your opinion than mouthing off at everyone.
This post was edited on 8/27/14 at 2:21 pm
Posted on 8/27/14 at 2:36 pm to GeeOH
What an asrehat.
This is an LSU Recruiting Board
On the off chance that someone important may read this board, there is absolutely no harm in pointing out any possible ancillary benefit that LSU may have.
Instead, what you have done is try to pound your chest when there was no real reason for you to do so.
Congrats on being as useful as a C...k flavored lollipop.
and I question your validity as a LSU fan.
This is an LSU Recruiting Board
On the off chance that someone important may read this board, there is absolutely no harm in pointing out any possible ancillary benefit that LSU may have.
Instead, what you have done is try to pound your chest when there was no real reason for you to do so.
Congrats on being as useful as a C...k flavored lollipop.
and I question your validity as a LSU fan.
This post was edited on 8/27/14 at 2:38 pm
Posted on 8/27/14 at 4:37 pm to GeeOH
Let me ask you two questions:
Do you think high school pitchers and their parents worry about being overused in college?
Do you think high school running backs and their parents are less intelligent than high school pitchers?
And the issue is NOT whether LSU uses more than one RB to save the RBs for the pros. Of course, LSU does not use RBs by committee to save them for the pros.
The issue is that LSU always has a plethora of running backs and uses them by committee; thus, as a natural consequence, LSU RBs take less of a beating before turning pro. In addition, lots of injuries happen because the athlete is tired. Fatigue induced injuries are less likely for RBs at LSU.
And that is a factor for a high school RB and his parents to consider. Fewer carries = less beating = less chance of injury (career ending or career inhibiting), fatigue induced or otherwise = less wear and tear before going pro.
You seem to be getting less thoughtful and more angry. Try to reverse that trend.
Do you think high school pitchers and their parents worry about being overused in college?
Do you think high school running backs and their parents are less intelligent than high school pitchers?
quote:You are overly focused on "fresh legs." My point and post are not focused on fresh legs.
ALL colleges use more than one back in a game, but it's to keep them fresh during THAT game, not to possibly prolong a pro career that may not ever happen! So have fun looking for auto corrected errors and making a snappy comeback. Brossette won't come to LSU to make sure his legs are "fresh"
And the issue is NOT whether LSU uses more than one RB to save the RBs for the pros. Of course, LSU does not use RBs by committee to save them for the pros.
The issue is that LSU always has a plethora of running backs and uses them by committee; thus, as a natural consequence, LSU RBs take less of a beating before turning pro. In addition, lots of injuries happen because the athlete is tired. Fatigue induced injuries are less likely for RBs at LSU.
And that is a factor for a high school RB and his parents to consider. Fewer carries = less beating = less chance of injury (career ending or career inhibiting), fatigue induced or otherwise = less wear and tear before going pro.
You seem to be getting less thoughtful and more angry. Try to reverse that trend.
Posted on 8/28/14 at 12:46 am to GeeOH
quote:
Not ONE single high school running back in America thinks about saving his legs for the pros. If you believe this, you would be the dumbest poster on the board. I am positive that Miles didn't go into LF's house and promise him his legs would be fresh after college because a lot of the carries would go to other backs!
You're an idiot and you honestly have ZERO idea what you're talking about
I have a friend of mine who is in the nfl (not a big name guy) who has bounced around and played for two teams (he's back on the original team he started with, so this is his 3rd stop) but has had trouble getting playing time because he can't stay healthy..
I talked to him before he went back up for training camp and he just can't get over how his body is breaking down.. He said all the wear and tear of playing RB since middle school is taking a toll on him and while he hasn't been seriously injured, he just can't stay 100% healthy long enough to crack a starting lineup
So GTFO with your bullshite man, you have no idea what you're taking about
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