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Harry Grand Master

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There are building block here.  I truly think Wilson is special and we just need to figure out better ways to get him the ball. The young WR Bradley will be good as well.  My point is that whoever takes over this program will have some guys to build something around.

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It was a thing of beauty watching him and Smith run the read option. Much like McNulty, Jimmerson has done what he can. Wilson and Ivery will be a solid 1-2 punch for the rest of their careers, especially if Wilson can pack on 20 pounds or so

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Wilson and Damarcus Smith in your backfield, along with Harris and Goree on the outside give us hope for a new coach to have a few pieces to work with, assuming they all can stay healthy and eligible and not get suspended by stupid decisions.

 

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Wilson and Damarcus Smith in your backfield, along with Harris and Goree on the outside give us hope for a new coach to have a few pieces to work with, assuming they all can stay healthy and eligible and not get suspended by stupid decisions.

 

Harris will be gone before the new coach gets here

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MeanGreenHoops Experienced

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There are building block here.  I truly think Wilson is special and we just need to figure out better ways to get him the ball. The young WR Bradley will be good as well.  My point is that whoever takes over this program will have some guys to build something around.

And Goree. Man he went up and took that ball. Reminded me of Marcus Camper.

MeanGreenTexan Grand Master

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And Goree. Man he went up and took that ball. Reminded me of Marcus Camper.

Goree was virtually invisible while McNulty was in.  It seemed like his routes often took him deep.  Having Smith in there obviously brings him and his deep routes back into the mix.

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Goree was virtually invisible while McNulty was in.  It seemed like his routes often took him deep.  Having Smith in there obviously brings him and his deep routes back into the mix.

I know this wasn't supposed to be funny but it made me laugh. His routes took him too deep to be an option.

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