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Posted on 5/6/10 at 10:09 am to ellesshoe
Who gives a frick what Miles thinks about our corners? Do you really like it when a coach puts a big bullseye on his individuals heads?
And his predictions suck anyway. I know you guys think it's nothing, but to me this statement by Miles goes against everything he is supposed to be against, such as singling out individuals and calling them the best in the country!
And his predictions suck anyway. I know you guys think it's nothing, but to me this statement by Miles goes against everything he is supposed to be against, such as singling out individuals and calling them the best in the country!
Posted on 5/6/10 at 10:12 am to LilTune
our secondary will be scary this year. If the D line is even slightly above average our D will be really tough.
Posted on 5/6/10 at 10:14 am to LilTune
Until he delivers a NC, he's just a big talking, highly-touted player with a history of almosts. Jones seemed to show up: to make the tough catch...to be on the field...to stay inbounds in the eyes of the officials (yes, he was in bounds, and I think the officials are crooked when it comes to Bama), etc. The point is, I don't recall an article where Jones crowned himself the best receiver. I do recall Jones showing up and beating LSU and winning. On the one hand, the article lists instances where PP did not get the job done. The next paragraph speculates he will head to the NFL next year.
Until he produces tangible results in the defining plays, and until he shows leadership on the team that inspires the entire team to excellence, he is simply a very good individual out-for-himself player, talking. You can ask anyone; he does like to talk.
Until he produces tangible results in the defining plays, and until he shows leadership on the team that inspires the entire team to excellence, he is simply a very good individual out-for-himself player, talking. You can ask anyone; he does like to talk.
Posted on 5/6/10 at 10:19 am to firkind
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You can ask anyone; he does like to talk
"I’m always talking out there on the field. That’s a huge part of my game,” Peterson said. “I just love to talk, and I love to talk trash and back it up. Every receiver I guard will tell you that I’m going to talk. I don’t care if we’re losing. I’m going to be talking until the clock has zeros on it.”
Posted on 5/6/10 at 10:35 am to LSUAlum2001
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Morris is probably top 5.
I know we're all excited about Claiborne but the homerism on this board is laughable sometimes.
Posted on 5/6/10 at 10:40 am to the LSUSaint
quote:R U 4 real?
I know you guys think it's nothing, but to me this statement by Miles goes against everything he is supposed to be against, such as singling out individuals and calling them the best in the country!
Posted on 5/6/10 at 10:52 am to firkind
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Until he delivers a NC, he's just a big talking, highly-touted player with a history of almosts. Jones seemed to show up: to make the tough catch...to be on the field...to stay inbounds in the eyes of the officials (yes, he was in bounds, and I think the officials are crooked when it comes to Bama), etc. The point is, I don't recall an article where Jones crowned himself the best receiver. I do recall Jones showing up and beating LSU and winning. On the one hand, the article lists instances where PP did not get the job done. The next paragraph speculates he will head to the NFL next year.
Until he produces tangible results in the defining plays, and until he shows leadership on the team that inspires the entire team to excellence, he is simply a very good individual out-for-himself player, talking. You can ask anyone; he does like to talk.
Now I've called out Peterson for being inconsistent and not focused as much as anyone on this board but your post is so full of fail it's not even funny.
Posted on 5/6/10 at 12:37 pm to Elleshoe
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pandering to the crowd who asked if it was the kiss of death
for what purpose?
I agree with Carl.
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