RU5781
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6'3" 280. A guard, or a high motor DT.
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once again, his scholarship wasnt pulled until after he de-committed. apparently you have too much schiano spooge in your eyes to see this.
Haha, I see you must jump right to the insults again. Nice.
1. I like how you ignored FSU is the 4th best in the state. Sad, but true.
2. Again, check your facts. It did happen. Poke around your University a bit. Anyone associated with D1 sports will know the true story.
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got the latest report on chris little
New coaching staff and new coaches decided that he wasnt going to fit the new system and informed him as much. Had nothing to do with his play last weekend.
So ed, instead of being jackasses and keeping him on scholarship, they informed him he wasnt going to fit in, and he de-committed so he could go elsewhere. They didnt just yank his scholarship like you so eloquently stated.
Good job being a moron like usual.
Haha, you were wrong, and you insult me! Ha!
Real nice of a college to offer a kid a scholarship, have him accept on national TV, and then pull it.
That says a lot about your university and head coach. Maybe that's why you're only the fourth best team in Florida.
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Thats quite the holcombs arm level of reading comprehension. Try to understand and comprehend this:
1. Little verbally commits to FSU (hence the scholarship offer) this was saturday
2. on monday, FSU announces the hiring of new OC Jimbo Fisher
3. Fisher, along with trickett, our new OL coach establish that they want specific guys for their offensive line
4. They, and chris little, both realize that little will not fit the new offensive philosophy
5. Little, realizing this, de-commits from FSU, and chooses N.D. Little also says he would like to play closer to home and that played a big role in his decision
6. After de-committing, FSU pulls his scholarship offer.
that may be a bit too tough for your brain to comprehend, but try.
The scholarship was pulled first. Why don't you do a little research. Still hung over from your Emerald Bowl appearance?
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Check your scrolls there christ. Little selected FSU, then de-committed from here, saying that he wanted to be closer to home and its always been a dream to play in south bend.
And once a player de-commits, the school will usually pull the scholarship offer. It has nothing to do with his play last weekend.
Wow, Ramius has no idea what he's talking about. Please, don't let facts get in the way.
It's all over the Rivals message boards. Their O-line coach apparently wants smaller guys on the o-line.
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They had aoffered a scholarship to Chris Little. He selected them at the Army game last weekend. He played a pretty bad game, so what did FSU do? Yank the scholarship. Nice.
He now verbalized with ND.
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Perhaps, but that doesn't mean KSU was good. Colt McCoy got injured in that game and the whole thing went to hell.
I think it was more Texas sucking than KSU being good. It seems a stretch to go further than that.
How many points did Texas put up? It had nothing to do with McCoy leaving.
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Nice job by the Big East...They can't necessarily pick who lines up across from them, the job is to justgo out and win the games. Which they did.
I hate qualifying their victories with disclaimers- BUT....
They were the favorite in every game. USF (9-4) played 7-6 East Carolina from Conf-USA, Rutgers (11-2) played 7-6 Kansas State, West Virginia (11-2) scrambled back to beat 9-5 Georgia Tech, Louisville (12-1) beat 11-3 Wake Forest, and Cincinnatti beat 8-5 Western Michigan from the MAC.
Not exactly shocking the world when Wake Forest is the stiffest competition. Apparently the Bowl recruiters feel that 11-2 in the Big East equals 9-5 in another conference.
WF was the champion of the ACC. Louisville beat them. WVU, without their best player, beat GT. And Rutgers destroyed KSU, and KSU beat Texas.
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Interesting.
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Me myself couldn't help this situation at this point.
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You have to love some of my "followers."
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Video of the day in Portland, OR
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