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The process changed last year. One cut on Sept 1.

You realize that you aren't flattering yourself. right?

Well, maybe UB students are better than MIT students in Cyber Security. A school is just a name. It's what you do when you are in school and what you can produce that matters in engineering.

He played well before the pads went on. Maybe it's starting to click for him. "On Monday, he pushed that aside to have his best day of training camp by a substantial margin. Foster was all over the place, making catch after catch during team drills..." https://www.wkbw.com/sports/bills/joe-b-7-observations-from-2018-buffalo-bills-training-camp-day-14

Where did my post say anything about Alabama? Do you suggest I change my avitar? He had great separation on Thursday and just missed on two huge plays, scorching veteran CBs. He caught one, but the ball drifted out of bounds and the other was just outside of his reach. He lit it up in practice on Monday. "On Monday, he pushed that aside to have his best day of training camp by a substantial margin. Foster was all over the place, making catch after catch during team drills..." https://www.wkbw.com/sports/bills/joe-b-7-observations-from-2018-buffalo-bills-training-camp-day-14 He has blazing speed and he knows how to get open.

Studying Urban Meyer would be far more interesting.

If not they could probably design a vehicle to do it better than GT engineers.

Where is the spin? In a 4 yr long competition, UA engineeers outperformed GT engineers. I didn’t bring up the academics at UA, but I’m happy to correct people who are uninformed about how good the academics are.

Alabama Astrobotics took the top prize at the NASA Robotic Mining Competition, besting student teams from more than 50 other institutions in the challenge to build a robot capable of navigating and excavating simulated Martian soil, or regolith. Made up of about 65 students from across eight disciplines including engineering and computer science, Alabama Astrobotics is the only team to win more than once in the nine-year history of the NASA contest, placing first in 2012, 2015, 2016, 2017 and, now, 2018. Huh, UA engineering students won the top prize in this NASA competition 4 years running over 50 other schools. https://www.ua.edu/news/2018/05/four-in-a-row-for-ua-robotics-team/ I wonder how US news factored that in? Oh, they didn't.

A team of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering students from UA outperformed student engineers from Georgia Tech, the University of Washington, Penn State, Virginia Tech, and the University of Waterloo. What does US News have to say about that? Is producing engineers that actually perform well and function as part of a team part of their metrics? http://ecocar3.org/year-two-competition/awards/ I'm afraid that you are mistaken. Maybe you missed the opening post. He had great separation on Thursday and just missed on two huge plays, scorching veteran CBs. He caught one, but the ball drifted out of bounds and the other was just outside of his reach. He lit it up in practice on Monday. "On Monday, he pushed that aside to have his best day of training camp by a substantial margin. Foster was all over the place, making catch after catch during team drills..." https://www.wkbw.com/sports/bills/joe-b-7-observations-from-2018-buffalo-bills-training-camp-day-14 He has blazing speed and he knows how to get open.

Because I actually watch the games Major Booby and don't form my opinions from talkinng heads.

Would you say that Georgia Tech is a good school for Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering? How about the University of Washington, Penn State, Virginia Tech, and the University of Waterloo?

US News? You are showing how uniformed you are. Stop while you are behind. It depends on how good he is as a gunner. There is a lot of preseason left.

And he missed the ball by inches. You expect every bomb to result in a TD?

Speed on a track doesn’t necessarily correlate with game speed. Forster plays fast.

I was right about the other Foster.

With his UA degree he probably could get in. NASA loves UA grads.

I want to see what Foster can do in space.

Foster ran a 4.41 at the combine.

Great new drone video of campus.

Where was the over the top zeal here that warrants such a negative reaction to a Bills’ player? “He (Foster) had great separation on Thursday and just missed on two huge plays, scorching veteran CBs. He caught one, but the ball drifted out of bounds and the other was just outside of his reach. He lit it up in practice on Monday. "On Monday, he pushed that aside to have his best day of training camp by a substantial margin. Foster was all over the place, making catch after catch during team drills..." https://www.wkbw.com/sports/bills/joe-b-7-observations-from-2018-buffalo-bills-training-camp-day-14 He has blazing speed and he knows how to get open. “

KevOnSeymour? I think he runs a 4.39.

Of course they’ll get cut because they can’t get off the line or they can’t separate. Foster can clearly do both. He can play gunner on special teams too.

Sacrilege!

He was coached by our offensive coordinator who probably knows a little bit about him.