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re: Slade Bolden article...
Posted on 5/6/17 at 10:09 am to ItsThatDude12
Posted on 5/6/17 at 10:09 am to ItsThatDude12
I think I read somewhere that some kid named Drew from Purdue was to short to play quarterback too.
Look, I've known this kid since he and my son were in 5th grade and they have been best friends since. This boy can play anywhere in the back field on both sides of the ball, and any receiver position. No matter where he goes, he will be an instant different maker. LSU needs to make sure he doesn't "slip through the cracks".
Look, I've known this kid since he and my son were in 5th grade and they have been best friends since. This boy can play anywhere in the back field on both sides of the ball, and any receiver position. No matter where he goes, he will be an instant different maker. LSU needs to make sure he doesn't "slip through the cracks".
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Posted on 5/6/17 at 10:52 am to Tigerwm23
quote:Having seen him a couple times [only] I agree. He's a natural playmaker with playmaker instincts AND tons of athletic ability.
This boy can play anywhere in the back field on both sides of the ball, and any receiver position. No matter where he goes, he will be an instant different maker. LSU needs to make sure he doesn't "slip through the cracks".
On the two sport thing...
I've heard that CEO is much more open to 2 sport athletes than the previous coach. I hope that is the case. He can be a contributor on the diamond as well as the gridiron. I've never fully understood the reluctance there anyway. With NCAA limits on workouts/practices more than one sport just gives a school that many more days of "directed workouts". Plus many schools are now using a combined approach that meshes multiple sports, and not just track. It benefits all involved, assuming the student athlete can handle the school workload.
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