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Here's how some of our guys did at the AU Pro Day.
By Charles Goldberg and Phillip Marshall
AuburnTigers.com
AUBURN, Ala. - Greg Robinson and Tre Mason didn't run, didn't lift, didn't jump. But the two still impressed the scouts at Auburn's Pro Day on Tuesday.
Robinson and Mason sat on their timing and lifting scores from the NFL Combine, but they still went through their position drills, and both seemed pleased.
Another high-profile potential draftee, defensive end Dee Ford, made up for lost time during the workouts. The NFL didn't let Ford compete at the Combine because the medical staff was concerned about his back, but they couldn't stop him from a fine day in Auburn.
Ford did the best in the bench press, a sporty 29 reps, and turned in an unofficial 40 time of 4.53. He went through all the drills, just more than a week after he wasn't allowed to work out at the Combine because of a back issue.
"I'm so excited about the drills that I wasn't able to do before," Ford said. "Those are things I can work on. I'm looking forward to that, and I'm going to be better next time."
Here's a story on Dee Ford at Pro Day.
Fifteen former Tigers participated.
We'll be back with stories on some of the most-likely-to-be-drafted-early players, but here's a quick take on a lot of the participants:
Greg Robinson, a potential early, early pick
The big offensive lineman wowed them at the NFL Combine, and elected not to participate in the timing and lifting and jumping drills Tuesday. Still, he worked out.
"The things I worked on today was to see my footwork and stuff. They said I didn't work out of a three-point stance much here, so they got be out of a three-point stance just to see me pull and shoot my hands," Robinson said.
Stats: 6-5 1/8, 327.
Tre Mason, speedy tailback
He ran a 4.5 40 at the Combine, said he wanted to do better, but he, too, sat on most of his Combine scores.
But he worked out enough, though.
"They give you a lot of positive feedback. I had a very good Combine, and performed well today," Mason said.
He said pro scouts have asked him about his pass-catching ability and whether he can pass block. He says he can do both.
Stats: 5-8 5/8, 205.
Gus Malzahn, coach of the year
"It was real exciting to watch those guys work out. A lot of guys going to the next level performed very well today," he said.
"Any time you have all 32 teams out here to watch our guys perform, that's a good thing. It's a good thing for the future. It's what our program expects."
Ryan White, DB and holder
"I feel like I did pretty well," he said. "I feel like I helped myself out a little bit. I could have done better on some things, but overall I'm OK with it. I wanted to prove I'm a top corner. Hopefully today I jumped ahead of a couple of people. Hopefully, I'll get a few calls for some workouts so I can prove some more.
"They see talent. They see a diamond in the rough. I love this game and I'm going to give it everything I've got."
Stats: 5-10 3/8, 194. Vertical: 34. Borad: 10-5. Bench: 13. 40: 4.50
Nosa Eguae, defensive lineman
"I just wanted to put my best forward. I feel like I did that," he said. "I wish I could have run a little better, but I felt like I did a good job on the shuttle with my change of direction. I felt like I did a real solid position drill."
Stats: 6-3, 282. Vertical: 26 1/2. Borad: 8-2. Bench: 24. 40: 5.18
Jake Holland, linebacker
"I'm proud of what I did today. I worked with the D-line and also did linebacker drills. Overall, I was happy with my performance am going to continue training here and see where that gets me."
Holland said the feedback has been "small talk."
"They told me good job and all, but it wasn't a lot of one-on-one.
"I had a good time out there competing with my teammates.
"Today was my biggest interview. They wanted to see what my times were. I felt like I put up some good numbers today."
Stats: 6-0 1/8, 237. Vertical: 30. Broad: 9-7. Bench: 20. 40: 4.70.
Jay Prosch, fan-favorite fullback
"Obviously I want to be drafted as high as possible, but as a fullback I'm looking for any chance. I'll make the best of it," he said. "I feel like I did a pretty good job. I had really high expectations for myself. I didn't reach all those, but I feel like I did a pretty good job. I didn't really talk to any teams.
"What I'm trying to show people I'm not just a blocker. I can be used as a guy that can run routes and catch the ball, too. I'm not just a battering ram."
Stats: 6-0 7/8, 254. Vertical: 32. Broad: 9-1. Bench: 27. 40: 4.72.
Steven Clark, the man of the Aussie punt
"I think I did pretty well."
Clark wanted to show his athletic skills, opting to do the vertical and broad jump.
"I had kind of been itching to do the test because people have been telling me it doesn't matter," Clark said. "I'm actually deceptively good at it. I didn't run the 40, because they advised me not to do anything, but I did the broad and vertical and did pretty well at it."
As far as what teams are interested in him, Clark said he had "no idea."
Stats: 6-5 1/8, 228. Vertical 33. Broad: 9-9.
Cody Parkey, field goal kicker and kickoff man
"I was hitting 60 yards with ease, so they brought me back to 65," Parkey said. "I had the distance on one, but I missed it. But overall it was good. The kickoffs were my usual of kicking them to the back of the end zone, so overall it was a good day for me."
Parkey said he was had individual workouts set up with teams.
"They're telling me I could be anything from a late-draft pick to a free agent. A lot of them were telling me to really give their team a shot. It was all positive news for me today."
Stats: 6-0 3/8, 188.
Blake Poole, walk-on defensive back
Who was the fastest player at Pro Day? This guy. Poole ran an unofficial 4.42 in the 40. That was enough to create some interest.
"A few of them want to see my film," Poole said. "I didn't play a whole lot. It would just be a dream come true to maybe do a practice squad or something like."
Stats: 5-10 3/8, 183. Vertical: 38. Broad: 10. Bench: 20. 40: 4.42
Craig Sanders, defensive end
"Coming in, I thought I was just going to do D-end drills. Some of the scouts wanted me to do outside linebacker and some wanted me to do fullback/tight end. I wasn't prepared for those, but they said I did them all right.
"I'll do anything to get to the NFL. I'll play any position."
Stats: 6-3 1/2, 248. Vertical: 30 1/2. Broad: 9-7. Bench: 24. 40: 4.73.
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Ford has equivalent/better numbers pretty much across the board...and no history of loafing.
Will hype get Clowney drafted first? You betcha.
Somebody will get a relative steal in Ford.
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Tiger Wench, this is for you...
(https://ct.yimg.com/mr/uploads/884/1522471.jpg)
You're welcome.
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Ford has equivalent/better numbers pretty much across the board...and no history of loafing.
Will hype get Clowney drafted first? You betcha.
Somebody will get a relative steal in Ford.
I wouldn't say Clowney is just hype. He has shown awesomeness at times. He is off and on but his physical potential is as high as anyone I can remember. But like you said, he's been a loafer. Best thing he can do is get out of SC. He has too many "homies" and "family" that continue to try and drag him down. They see a paycheck. Very similar to J Russell except Clowney is actually good.
Ford showed up in big games. Better stats, same numbers....his IQ and work ethic break the tie to me. Id take Ford late 1st/early 2nd.
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Tiger Wench, this is for you...
(https://ct.yimg.com/mr/uploads/884/1522471.jpg)
You're welcome.
Yowza. Just... Yowza.
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I wouldn't say Clowney is just hype. He has shown awesomeness at times. He is off and on but his physical potential is as high as anyone I can remember. But like you said, he's been a loafer. Best thing he can do is get out of SC. He has too many "homies" and "family" that continue to try and drag him down. They see a paycheck. Very similar to J Russell except Clowney is actually good.
Ford showed up in big games. Better stats, same numbers....his IQ and work ethic break the tie to me. Id take Ford late 1st/early 2nd.
So....Yeah, you said what I did. In a lot more words. And people blame lawyers for being verbose.
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So....Yeah, you said what I did. In a lot more words. And people blame lawyers for being verbose.
No...just dumb laws. And lawsuits. Get it right.
In re to Clowney though, a lot of his issue is "back home". Not a lot of people realize that.
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What the fuck? Do they just let anybody into this thing? Did Moseley come back for a workout as well?
Jake Holland, linebacker
"I'm proud of what I did today. I worked with the D-line and also did linebacker drills. Overall, I was happy with my performance am going to continue training here and see where that gets me."
Holland said the feedback has been "small talk."
"They told me good job and all, but it wasn't a lot of one-on-one.
"I had a good time out there competing with my teammates.
"Today was my biggest interview. They wanted to see what my times were. I felt like I put up some good numbers today."
Stats: 6-0 1/8, 237. Vertical: 30. Broad: 9-7. Bench: 20. 40: 4.70.
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I was about to type up a comment that pointed out how Jake's numbers are less than a punter's and less than a walk-on defensive backs, but I can't criticize the guy anymore. One of the true Auburn men to ever wear a uniform.
Three year starter. Not once was involved in an off-the-field issue. Never once allowed the criticism and boos to get to him. Gave 100% effort every play. Was part of two national championship runs.
War Damn Jake.
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Dee Ford
6-3, 205 | Class of 2009
Hometown: Odenville, Ala. School: Saint Clair County High
Let that sink in for a minute...
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Not once was involved in an off-the-field issue.
(https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/2676971854/74d11a733408f5d0d3e0ca4840cfa294.jpeg)
The mane qualifies as an issue.
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Ford has equivalent/better numbers pretty much across the board...and no history of loafing.
Will hype get Clowney drafted first? You betcha.
Somebody will get a relative steal in Ford.
Most saying Ford will go late first round, possibly NOLA or San Fran.
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Here are the stats in an easy to see table.
| Player | Height | Weight | Vert | Broad | Bench | 40 *** |
Kenneth Carter
| 6-3 7/8
| 281
| 32' 1/2"
| 9'0"
| 22
| 5.04
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Steven Clark
| 6-5 1/8
| 228
| 33"
| 9'9"
| ---
| ---
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Chris Davis
| 5-9 3/4
| 200
| 40 1/2"
| 10'4"
| ---
| 4.51
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Nosa Eguae
| 6-3
| 282
| 26 1/2"
| 8'2"
| 24
| 5.18
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Dee Ford
| 6-2 1/8
| 244
| 35 1/2"
| 10'4"
| 29
| 4.53
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Jake Holland
| 6-0 1/8
| 237
| 30"
| 9'7"
| 20
| 4.70
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Jake Lembke
| 6-0 1/2
| 239
| 28"
| 8'5"
| 20
| 5.22
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Tre Mason
| 5-8 5/8
| 205
| ---
| ---
| ---
| ---
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Cody Parkey
| 6-0 3/8
| 188
| ---
| ---
| ---
| ---
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Blake Poole
| 5-10 3/8
| 183
| 38"
| 10'0"
| 20
| 4.42
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Jay Prosch
| 6-0 7/8
| 254
| 32"
| 9'1"
| 27
| 4.72
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Greg Robinson
| 6-5 1/8
| 327
| ---
| ---
| ---
| ---
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Craig Sanders
| 6-3 1/2
| 248
| 30 1/2"
| 9'7"
| 24
| 4.73
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Ryan Smitd
| 6-0 5/8
| 195
| 32 1/2"
| 9'7"
| 12
| 4.52
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Ryan White
| 5-10 3/8
| 194
| 34"
| 10'5"
| 13
| 4.50
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Demetruce McNeal
| 6-0 5/8
| 190
| 32.5"
| 10'2"
| 7
| 4.56
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Will Herring
| 6-2 5/8
| 225
| ---
| ---
| ---
| ---
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Here are the stats in an easy to see table.
| Player | Height | Weight | Vert | Broad | Bench | 40 *** |
Kenneth Carter
| 6-3 7/8
| 281
| 32' 1/2"
| 9'0"
| 22
| 5.04
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Steven Clark
| 6-5 1/8
| 228
| 33"
| 9'9"
| ---
| ---
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Chris Davis
| 5-9 3/4
| 200
| 40 1/2"
| 10'4"
| ---
| 4.51
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Nosa Eguae
| 6-3
| 282
| 26 1/2"
| 8'2"
| 24
| 5.18
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Dee Ford
| 6-2 1/8
| 244
| 35 1/2"
| 10'4"
| 29
| 4.53
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Jake Holland
| 6-0 1/8
| 237
| 30"
| 9'7"
| 20
| 4.70
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Jake Lembke
| 6-0 1/2
| 239
| 28"
| 8'5"
| 20
| 5.22
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Tre Mason
| 5-8 5/8
| 205
| ---
| ---
| ---
| ---
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Cody Parkey
| 6-0 3/8
| 188
| ---
| ---
| ---
| ---
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Blake Poole
| 5-10 3/8
| 183
| 38"
| 10'0"
| 20
| 4.42
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Jay Prosch
| 6-0 7/8
| 254
| 32"
| 9'1"
| 27
| 4.72
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Greg Robinson
| 6-5 1/8
| 327
| ---
| ---
| ---
| ---
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Craig Sanders
| 6-3 1/2
| 248
| 30 1/2"
| 9'7"
| 24
| 4.73
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Ryan Smitd
| 6-0 5/8
| 195
| 32 1/2"
| 9'7"
| 12
| 4.52
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Ryan White
| 5-10 3/8
| 194
| 34"
| 10'5"
| 13
| 4.50
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Demetruce McNeal
| 6-0 5/8
| 190
| 32.5"
| 10'2"
| 7
| 4.56
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Will Herring
| 6-2 5/8
| 225
| ---
| ---
| ---
| ---
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Excellent job on this spreadsheet. If I could get you to highlight the best number in each category that would be great. Thanks for all that you do.
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Excellent job on this spreadsheet. If I could get you to highlight the best number in each category that would be great. Thanks for all that you do.
I'm sorry I would but I have a meeting with the Bob's
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Not once was involved in an off-the-field issue.
I'm not sure he was ever involved in any on the field issues either.
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Ford has equivalent/better numbers pretty much across the board...and no history of loafing.
Will hype get Clowney drafted first? You betcha.
Somebody will get a relative steal in Ford.
At one time, they were talking about the Falcons picking up Clowney. My thoughts were forget Clowney, get a big assed OL and then pick up Ford with the 2nd round pick. WIN-WIN.
But it looks like both Ford and Robinson have worked themselves out of the Falcons' range (positively). Dangit!
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I now it was mentioned before and possibly linked up in a thread somewhere around here but there seems to be a real possibility that Tre Mason may be drafted by the Panthers.
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I now it was mentioned before and possibly linked up in a thread somewhere around here but there seems to be a real possibility that Tre Mason may be drafted by the Panthers.
Moistness. I just got some.
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I now it was mentioned before and possibly linked up in a thread somewhere around here but there seems to be a real possibility that Tre Mason may be drafted by the Panthers.
Doubtful they have a stable of backs. Colts would be my guess.
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Doubtful they have a stable of backs. Colts would be my guess.
Tried to do a quick Google search and didnt find the article, not mention everybody and there brother seems to be a NFL Draft expert this time of year. But hey, dreamers dream baby.
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I'm not sure he was ever involved in any on the field issues either.
He avoided conflict.
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He avoided conflict.
He gave peace a chance.
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He avoided conflict.
Probably won't be part of any concussion lawsuits
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Probably won't be part of any concussion lawsuits
Top shelf hussel
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Will Herring at pro day?
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Here are the stats in an easy to see table.
| Player | Height | Weight | Vert | Broad | Bench | 40 *** |
Kenneth Carter
| 6-3 7/8
| 281
| 32' 1/2"
| 9'0"
| 22
| 5.04
|
Steven Clark
| 6-5 1/8
| 228
| 33"
| 9'9"
| ---
| ---
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Chris Davis
| 5-9 3/4
| 200
| 40 1/2"
| 10'4"
| ---
| 4.51
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Nosa Eguae
| 6-3
| 282
| 26 1/2"
| 8'2"
| 24
| 5.18
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Dee Ford
| 6-2 1/8
| 244
| 35 1/2"
| 10'4"
| 29
| 4.53
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Jake Holland
| 6-0 1/8
| 237
| 30"
| 9'7"
| 20
| 4.70
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Jake Lembke
| 6-0 1/2
| 239
| 28"
| 8'5"
| 20
| 5.22
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Tre Mason
| 5-8 5/8
| 205
| ---
| ---
| ---
| ---
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Cody Parkey
| 6-0 3/8
| 188
| ---
| ---
| ---
| ---
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Blake Poole
| 5-10 3/8
| 183
| 38"
| 10'0"
| 20
| 4.42
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Jay Prosch
| 6-0 7/8
| 254
| 32"
| 9'1"
| 27
| 4.72
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Greg Robinson
| 6-5 1/8
| 327
| ---
| ---
| ---
| ---
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Craig Sanders
| 6-3 1/2
| 248
| 30 1/2"
| 9'7"
| 24
| 4.73
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Ryan Smitd
| 6-0 5/8
| 195
| 32 1/2"
| 9'7"
| 12
| 4.52
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Ryan White
| 5-10 3/8
| 194
| 34"
| 10'5"
| 13
| 4.50
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Demetruce McNeal
| 6-0 5/8
| 190
| 32.5"
| 10'2"
| 7
| 4.56
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Will Herring
| 6-2 5/8
| 225
| ---
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Ha ha, I was stronger than all of them, coming outta HS, except for Greg Robinson (30 reps at 225lbs., I was 3 shy of beating Warren Sapp's NFL Combine number)
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Ha ha, I was stronger than all of them, coming outta HS, except for Greg Robinson (30 reps at 225lbs., I was 3 shy of beating Warren Sapp's NFL Combine number)
How'd that work out for you?
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How'd that work out for you?
They coulda' won state if coach would have put him in.
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They coulda' won state if coach would have put him in.
I'd rather him tell us about the time Darcy showed him her famous whip cream bikini.
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Probably won't be part of any concussion lawsuits
Ground impact can be dangerous.
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Ha ha, I was stronger than all of them, coming outta HS, except for Greg Robinson (30 reps at 225lbs., I was 3 shy of beating Warren Sapp's NFL Combine number)
Congratulations. You are now the official "Jim From Tuscaloosa" of this board. :facepalm:
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My numbers were much better than Cody Parkey's.
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Ha ha, I was stronger than all of them, coming outta HS, except for Greg Robinson (30 reps at 225lbs., I was 3 shy of beating Warren Sapp's NFL Combine number)
Yeah but I outweighed the walkon kid by like 10 lbs. And I'm taller than his vertical. And I could bench 225 like once. So take that!
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And I could bench 225 like once.
You must not be a chubby chaser
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Ha ha, I was stronger than all of them, coming outta HS, except for Greg Robinson (30 reps at 225lbs., I was 3 shy of beating Warren Sapp's NFL Combine number)
I always like these kind of comments. And every guy has his own version of it.
Mine was always - "If I was three inches taller, I could have played college football."
Sincerely believe that.
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I was what they refer to in recruiting as a sleeper or "under the radar" type of player. This has followed me into my adult life and my career.
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I got a scholarship offer to a Jr College on golf (Marion JR college??????) this was along the same time that female body parts were becoming a very important part of my life. My golf game suffered but my hole in ones increased. :gig:
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I got a scholarship offer to a Jr College on golf (Marion JR college??????) this was along the same time that female body parts were becoming a very important part of my life. My golf game suffered but my hole in ones increased. :gig:
My Uncle Terry had gender reassignment surgery. Well, Aunt Teri.
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You must not be a chubby chaser
I was but they are faster than they look.
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I got a scholarship offer to a Jr College on golf (Marion JR college??????) this was along the same time that female body parts were becoming a very important part of my life. My golf game suffered but my hole in ones increased. :gig:
Glad you finally got your boobies.
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Glad you finally got your boobies.
Helen, we've got an owl out here!
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Helen, we've got an owl out here!
He's wearing check pants and a striped shirt. What? No, he's not retarded.
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You guys are such kidders. You know had I had women parts I would of never even left the house. :tits: :boobies:
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You guys are such kidders. You know had I had women parts I would of never even left the house. :tits: :boobies:
I love me.
No I don't. I'm just saying that.
Yes I do.
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I got a scholarship offer to a Jr College on golf (Marion JR college??????) this was along the same time that female body parts were becoming a very important part of my life. My golf game suffered but my hole in ones increased. :gig:
Where and what the hell is that?
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I love me.
No I don't. I'm just saying that.
Yes I do.
I love me too, I don't call it a belly button, I call it a puddle catcher.
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Where and what the hell is that?
I think at one time it was outside of Montgomery. I prolly have the name wrong of the school but it was a JR college close to Opelika back in the day.
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I think at one time it was outside of Montgomery. I prolly have the name wrong of the school but it was a JR college close to Opelika back in the day.
Marion Institute.
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Congratulations. You are now the official "Jim From Tuscaloosa" of this board. :facepalm:
The who of the board?
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Marion Institute.
That's prolly more along the lines of who would offer me a scholarship.
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Marion Institute.
They had a military high school attached to the college that we used to play in football. Most of the kids were there because their parents thought it was better option than juvie.
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They had a military high school attached to the college that we used to play in football. Most of the kids were there because their parents thought it was better option than juvie.
Are you guys talking about Marion Military Institute in Marion, Alabama. Near Judson College (GTG)?
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They had a military high school attached to the college that we used to play in football. Most of the kids were there because their parents thought it was better option than juvie.
Maybe the college side offered cause at that point in my life the military was not in my future, although I am sure my parents had a vision of sending me there. Had just got back from my senior trip (cruise to the Bahamas) and because of unapproved activities on the ship I got a letter from the Capt threating to leave me in the Bahamas.
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Are you guys talking about Marion Military Institute in Marion, Alabama. Near Judson College (GTG)?
:facepalm:
MMI. Sigh. See thread about Marvin Gaye and music and such...
What is GTG?
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:facepalm:
MMI. Sigh. See thread about Marvin Gaye and music and such...
What is GTG?
Go Team Go
Giggity Titties Giggity
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:facepalm:
MMI. Sigh. See thread about Marvin Gaye and music and such...
What is GTG?
Gigantic Throat Goiter. I think maybe they section off a wing to segregate these girls at Judson.
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Gigantic Throat Goiter. I think maybe they section off a wing to segregate these girls at Judson.
It's called the stables.
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He's wearing check pants and a striped shirt. What? No, he's not retarded.
Women's underpants!...
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Maybe the college side offered cause at that point in my life the military was not in my future, although I am sure my parents had a vision of sending me there. Had just got back from my senior trip (cruise to the Bahamas) and because of unapproved activities on the ship I got a letter from the Capt threating to leave me in the Bahamas.
It was military kind of like the kids in Major Payne were military.
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Mt.Meigs?
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It was military kind of like the kids in Major Payne were military.
This might hurt a little.
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I had an offer from University of Phoenix to play online baseball
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This might hurt a little.
If he's still in their he ain't happy.
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:facepalm:
MMI. Sigh. See thread about Marvin Gaye and music and such...
What is GTG?
YOU taught me the term a long time ago...
And if you got a scholly to MMI, you did not get a whoel lot. That place is expensive as hell and they only give half schollys. Back in my day, you could pay your own way to AU with the same amount you had to pay at MMI, WITH a scholly.
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YOU taught me the term a long time ago...
I got nothing.
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YOU taught me the term a long time ago...
And if you got a scholly to MMI, you did not get a whoel lot. That place is expensive as hell and they only give half schollys. Back in my day, you could pay your own way to AU with the same amount you had to pay at MMI, WITH a scholly.
Been a day or two and a few beers since this happened. Most likely I am getting the name wrong of the school. It was a JR college I thought around Montgomery or surrounding area. And the golf team must have really sucked for them to be offering me as I was decent but not scholly worthy.
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Been a day or two and a few beers since this happened. Most likely I am getting the name wrong of the school. It was a JR college I thought around Montgomery or surrounding area. And the golf team must have really sucked for them to be offering me as I was decent but not scholly worthy.
Wallace Community College?
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Wallace Community College?
Could be, I was really white.
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Wallace Community College?
Alabama State?
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Alabama State?
Could not be. They are not part of the jucological discussion.
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Morehouse Institute of Technologies?
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Get Yo Hair Did Electrology and Cosmetology Institute? Known as G.Y.H.D.E.C.I Tech locally. On the Mobile HWY in Montgomery.
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Patterson State had some bad assed barber students.
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Get Yo Hair Did Electrology and Cosmetology Institute? Known as G.Y.H.D.E.C.I Tech locally. On the Mobile HWY in Montgomery.
There's a hair place here called "SHENEEDADO".
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Patterson State had some bad assed barber students.
They will cut you
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There's a hair place here called "SHENEEDADO".
We have one here called :Disco Hair design:
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WomenGirl's underpants!...
Correctified.
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No more yankie my wankie. The Donger need food!
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No more yankie my wankie. The Donger need food!
K-9 cologne.
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Hey Howard, there's your Chinaman.
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Oh Sam, let me look at you. Fred, she's gotten her boobies.