@LSU2027@Sam_Hutchens_ Very true thing to say. It’s college football, not many make it further. A lot are forgotten after they graduate, you remember yalls OT from 2003? If you do good for you 99.9% do not.
@FreddieKraft It doesn’t equal hate, but the thought of watching a guy without much experience compete with the guys who are supposed to be great is exciting. He also brings a huge following and money, if you had that many fans you’d probably get a seat too instead of a nosebleed and a headset
@Jperez_07@Iblamedee@sip_central I think everyone can acknowledge that, including himself. I’m sure he has faith in himself, but he’s really losing nothing by trying to come back to college. The potential for a heisman trophy in my opinion out weighs his draft stock at the moment.
@Iblamedee@sip_central If you’re scouting assessment says that then what do you think NFL scouts say? So why not come back and prove you’re more than a one year phenom?
@AYSSPORTS People crack me up like this. You sit on here all day talking shit and want to cry if people get personal 😂 it’s life bro, if you don’t like it delete it. Part of life
Must watch:
Listen to @YolettMcCuin talk about Oxford and Ole Miss. We are so lucky to have her represent this school
Take a listen to this from the @stephenasmith show today
@Cristiano_Kiff@TheStevenWillis Yes, if you get a lot of lower rated players the average will drop. If you sign less players but more high quality players the average will be higher. So you’re defending quantity over quality and bring math class into it 🤨