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I just can't even begin to wrap my mind over this stupid hire. He oversaw Dez Bryant have dicks for hands in 2017. Amazing coaching. |
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">I have known this guy since I was 16-17. First guy to offer me at "150 pounds" when I counldnt afford a meal. Always believed in me. Was committed til signing day to him. Only reason I went to the Dallas Cowboys. This is my guy!! Welcome, this is family! <a href="https://t.co/tN0sRIWEKn">https://t.co/tN0sRIWEKn</a></p>— L'Damian Washington (@MizzouMonstar2) <a href="https://twitter.com/MizzouMonstar2/status/949417600689360896?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 5, 2018</a></blockquote>
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This move definitely reeks of a Scott pioli like conviction of being smarter than everyone else in the room. Big, big risk.
It sounds like this is a positive in the Lock camp due to his NFL experience and the changes he will bring to the offense. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Lock officially returning for Senior year.
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No excuse now for Barry to win less than 8.
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Pretty much what was expected.
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They got Lindsey Scott from EMCC - the JUCO QB. From what I can tell, he's a shorter pro-style guy. Not really an athlete/runner despite his stature.
Has a quick release and is fairly accurate. Nice insurance for Lock and the likely starter in 2019. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Optimism on both sides. Ronnie Perkins is in his head about Ou, but not-Mizzou St. Louis folks also think it's Mizzou. They have some work to do but still are in good shape. |
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What was interesting was that everyone pretty much thinks GA will be hard to beat, but that South Carolina and Florida are next in line. One of the commentators pretty much said MU was a probable win for Florida. I found it a bit silly to think that Dan Mullen will turn FL around that quickly, although I think he will make them good again eventually....but not this year. I think South Carolina is good, but isn't much beyond the QB and Deebo Samuel. I know Vandy and TN are probably going to suffer another year. With MU returning most of it's offense and some key pieces on Defense, I think they have a decent chance of surprising some. Your thoughts? |
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I think they've got a shot to win 9, really need the D to step forward. Beckner and Jordan Elliott and Antar Thompson should be a really good interior trio. Nice depth at DT, but need playmakers in the back 7. |
Heisman Trophy odds are out:
https://www.sportsline.com/insiders/...eisman-winner/ Although we put the college football season in the rearview a few weeks ago, some sportsbooks already are giving customers an opportunity to think about next season. Sportsbook Bovada already has released odds for next season's Heisman Trophy, the sport's ultimate individual honor. With odds of 10/1, Oklahoma quarterback Baker Mayfield took home the hardware this season. He overcame early front-runner Saquon Barkley of Penn State, who failed to become a finalist, and outlasted reigning winner Lamar Jackson, who finished third. In the new wagering menu, Ohio State running back J.K. Dobbins quickly moved from 12/1 to 6/1. He shares co-favorite honors with Wisconsin running back Jonathan Taylor. Based on the current odds, here are my early leans on potential value wagers for next year's Heisman: Bryce Love (RB Stanford), 7/1: The explosive running back finished second behind Mayfield despite missing one full game and parts of others with injuries. He rushed for 2,118 yards and 19 touchdowns while averaging 8.1 yards per carry. His runner-up finish also somewhat dispels the notion of bias against a West Coast-based player because of the limited exposure he receives on a national level due to late kick-off times. Jarrett Stidham (QB Auburn), 16/1: Stidham was a popular darkhorse pick last year, closing at odds of about 10/1 after opening at 50/1. Unfortunately, the Baylor transfer and the Auburn offense were slow to get going. But they picked it up by season's end, in part because of a change in game plan that emphasized the quarterback's skills as a pocket passer. He threw for 3,158 yards with 18 TDs against six picks with a 66.5 completion percentage. He also ran for 153 yards and four scores. Trace McSorley (QB Penn State), 20/1: For the past two seasons, McSorley has been overshadowed by his own teammate, Barkley, who is sure ot be a high NFL draft pick. With Barkley out of the mix, the spotlight should shift to McSorley, who has emerged as a dynamite dual-threat and clutch performer. He finished with 3,570 yards and 28 touchdowns against 10 interceptions. McSorley rushed for 491 yards and 11 touchdowns. Here is at look at Bovada's betting odds for the Heisman: J.K. Dobbins (RB Ohio State), 6/1 Jonathan Taylor (RB Wisconsin), 6/1 Bryce Love (RB Stanford), 7/1 Tua Tagovailoa (QB Alabama), 7/1 Jake Fromm (QB Georgia), 12/1 Khalil Tate (QB Arizona), 14/1 Will Grier (QB West Virginia), 16/1 Jarrett Stidham (QB Auburn), 16/1 Kelly Bryant (QB Clemson), 18/1 Justin Herbert (QB Oregon), 18/1 Trace McSorley (QB Penn State), 20/1 Cam Akers (RB Florida State), 25/1 Rodney Anderson (RB Oklahoma), 25/1 Jake Browning (QB Washington), 25/1 Ryan Finley (QB NC State), 25/1 Drew Lock (QB Missouri), 25/1 McKenzie Milton (QB UCF), 25/1 Travis Etienne (RB Clemson), 35/1 Nick Fitzgerald (QB Mississippi State), 35/1 D'Andre Swift (RB Georgia), 35/1 Brandon Winbush (QB Notre Dame), 35/1 David Sills (WR West Virginia), 45/1 Ed Oliver (DL Houston), 66/1 Nick Bosa (DL Ohio State), 75/1 |
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