The point that he is making is that J.Clowney,for example, would be in the same point in his development wheter he was at Ole Miss....Alabama....LSU.....or wherever. If the kid has the skillset and physical tools, his development in college will be fractions different from one SEC program to the next.

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Posted by brewhan davey

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Posted on 1/25/13 at 7:57 am to Surv1vor1st

Right.. because there are multiple Jadaveon Clowney-type players in each class.

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Posted by TigerStripes30

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Posted on 1/25/13 at 8:00 am to Surv1vor1st

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The point that he is making is that J.Clowney,for example, would be in the same point in his development wheter he was at Ole Miss....Alabama....LSU.....or wherever. If the kid has the skillset and physical tools, his development in college will be fractions different from one SEC program to the next.

Brockers doesnt even come close to comparing to j.Clowney.....try again

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Posted by RBWilliams8

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Posted on 1/25/13 at 9:11 am to Surv1vor1st

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The point that he is making is that J.Clowney,for example, would be in the same point in his development wheter he was at Ole Miss....Alabama....LSU.....or wherever. If the kid has the skillset and physical tools, his development in college will be fractions different from one SEC program to the next.

The. What happened to shep? Why do people constantly bitch about top offensive recruits and how they aren't being "developed properly"?

And please don't pretend any recruit we've gotten came in a good as clowney. RN is not as good as clowney and won't have close to the amount of success of he goes to ole miss.

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