[LSU]DeerSlayer3

I went to a packer game in December of 2000, watched Favre win the game in OT. I agree that this is a huge game for whisky and that the aura of Lambeau is going to add to the game. I just hope that our QB can make some plays if he can do so early watch out, it could get messy. But if BH struggles it could go down to the wire. This will be an awesome game to witness, and could be a battle until the end!

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spuds

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Can you read?

Never said anything in the post about Jarvis Landry, who is an animal and will be an great NFL receiver.

Nope nothing from USL, or ULL or UL, or SLI

If you would try and re read my post you would see that the date of origin is 2009. Today's year date is 2013. (Now you can tell all your friends you learned something today)

In 2009 he was 2 inches shorter and 20 lbs lighter and ran a 4.48 at an underclassman combine.

Did I explain that enough for you spuds or do you need me to draw a timeline with pictures and pop ups?

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Wow... Yea TD kinda does the counting for you coach, figured you knew that since you've been trolling on here since 2006

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Offensive Lineman usually wear 50-79. Find 5 Offensive Lineman that are starters that didn't wear one of these numbers and the rant may give you a cookie or something...

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If we are in Big Cat drill take Copeland, but if we have to have a FB quote: No idea. I was just glad that Copeland didn't kill any drives with an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. Ego Ferguson was the only player that pulled a Copeland in the last game. Being a second late to the QB to draw a late hit is a lot different than what Copeland did vs Bama. Don't throw Ego under the bus like that.

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Agreed... JC's mistake cost us 7 pts for that penalty. Didn't need to hit the guy at all. Much less 20 yards behind the play.

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agreed...


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Try and stay flatter down the line when you pull on those counters big boy. Aim for the inside hip of the defensive end, and try to go through where the centers hand is on the ball and follow the surge of the offensive line this will alow you to be able to block the defender inside out.

Keep working hard, and stay low when run blocking.

Try and be less aggressive when pass blocking, will be hard at first but it will allow you to shield the Qb from your defender.

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Nola is Fricken Amazing!!!!

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