I do. You seem to as well.

I mean, you took a high school offensive tackle that isn't on the team yet and have found a way to attack Orgeron for converting offensive guards just like Les supposedly did.

So enjoy.

Oh, and you are the one who wants to compare to Les Miles tackles, I have no such inclination. Why do you want to compare to CLM tackles? Because this is only about Les Miles and Orgeron to you. But let's play this game...

What makes Bradford the SAME as Weathersby or Collins? Tell me, why is this the exact same situation? What about Bradford vs. Weathersby/Collins means you can predict exactly what's happening here, why he is being recruited, what position he will play?

Go for it.

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Posted by UpToPar

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Posted on 5/10/18 at 4:23 pm to I20goon

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you took a high school offensive tackle that isn't on the team yet and have found a way to attack Orgeron for converting offensive guards just like Les supposedly did.

I'm not attacking Orgeron. I just find it ironic that those same people that bitched about converting guards under Miles are now all of a sudden okay with it. As another poster mentioned (it may have been you), it's not easy finding two legitimate OTs in college football. If you want to play your 5 best OL, you'll have some playing out of position.

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What makes Bradford the SAME as Weathersby or Collins? Tell me, why is this the exact same situation?

He's obviously not the exact same, but he has a similar frame and body type, one that naturally transitions to OG in college. Maybe he will drop some weight and turn into a prototypical OT, maybe he will successfully make the transition to OT like Collins did, or maybe he'll bounce around a bit like Weathersby. It doesn't change the fact that this is the same type of player that Miles caught shite for recruiting.

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