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he is a prime example of what i'm talking about. Charles Alexander was a senior, Nevis wasn't. Again, which one do you think is better? I think Nevis, but certainly, everyone is entitled to their own opinions. And LSUsports.net doesn't list snap counts that I could find.

So he may have actually played as many snaps as Alexander, or maybe even more, and you wouldn't know it? Could his conditioning have played a factor? Why are we only discussing last year? Nevis started games ahead of Woods in 07 and 08 and Woods was older. How did that happen?

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I watched him in warmups

Well then, that changes everything

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WR do alot more than just catch passes

I agree. I actually addressed that in my response. How do you know how well he did those things by watching him in warmups?

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Posted by Uncommon Cents

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Member since May 2008

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Posted on 6/22/10 at 5:32 pm to MC123

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I have no insider information, nor do you.

Now THAT'S a shocker?

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I can, however, tell you that Charles Alexander started 13 games in 2009, while Drake Nevis started 0. And, Alexander recorded a whopping 29 total tackles for the year, and Nevis recorded 50. I guess you need college coaching experience to see who the more productive player was? Care to debate me on that one?

How about RS not touching the football in two of the biggest games of the season...did you agree with that?

I will admit, that the next season examples I made are purely speculation on my part, but I firmly believe that Ford will go down as the best RB that is on this years roster when it is all said and done. Same goes with Loston at S. It seems to me that stud freshmen at other schools get regular playing time from the get-go, when ours repeatedly haven't picked up the playbook yet, or whatever other BS excuse Les spews at the time.

Go ahead, pick any 1 of the situations from 2009 i listed, and debate me...please.

Ok here goes. Upon what do you base your assessment? Unless you have some really good insight into the program you are just having brain farts. If you aren't with the players, if you aren't at practices, if you aren't in coaches' meetings, if you aren't in team meetings, if you aren't involved in some way with game preparation, practice or game day performance, you actually don't know shite.
Now you might think you do, but you don't. Unless you are THERE, you have no real idea what is going on.
Then even if you are involved in all of this, you still have to pony up some credibility regarding your experience.
I am assuming you have none or else you would have already posted it. So in truth you are just anoher know-nothing "fan" who thinks he is a big shot. If that paddles your boat, so be it. But you actually have no real clue, because you don't actualy know what's going on.

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