So Dahill


DAHILL said:
Who the hell is JayRob?
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so hill

your way of avoiding the topic is to say that you haven't met jayrob? dude, who cares? there a lot of folks that talk silly crap but wouldn't dare show their face at an event. how many internet thugs have been on this board? at least jay talks about the swac....if you can't handle that then....

remember that lil cat that invited everyone from grambling to a fight at the buy you a classic? he told everyone what section he was going to be in. like they were going to show up at the section calling out his swacpage name. at the time he was in the fifth grade....if they had known that they coulda went around sniffing folks breath to see who smelled like similac. so at least jayrob is not an internet coward ....

but again that's not the issue....the issue here is yalls lack of experience on both sides of the ball. I hope your dline is better....if not its going to be a looooong season. yall might start out playing for next year.
 



Get Ready said:
so hill

your way of avoiding the topic is to say that you haven't met jayrob? dude, who cares? there a lot of folks that talk silly crap but wouldn't dare show their face at an event. how many internet thugs have been on this board? at least jay talks about the swac....if you can't handle that then....

remember that lil cat that invited everyone from grambling to a fight at the buy you a classic? he told everyone what section he was going to be in. like they were going to show up at the section calling out his swacpage name. at the time he was in the fifth grade....if they had known that they coulda went around sniffing folks breath to see who smelled like similac. so at least jayrob is not an internet coward ....

but again that's not the issue....the issue here is yalls lack of experience on both sides of the ball. I hope your dline is better....if not its going to be a looooong season. yall might start out playing for next year.
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GR... you still didnt answer my question.... lack of experience? GR did Jay Rob kidnap you... yall startin to type alike.... YOU LOST YOUR ENTIRE OFFENSE. Who is your starting qb? Then another question is Jay Rob in the JSU private forum?
 
OK HILL

GR can see that you have no interest in talking football since your great qb has been exposed. now you want to divert to crap. just remember in the future that before you come here with a bunch of lies and drummed up hype....this is the internet....sooner or later your uuuuuh inconsistancies will be exposed. your qb has not completed a damn pass and you have been bragging on him for 6 months.

but go back to 'what jayrob look like' over here------>
 
Dahill,

The debate is over a quarterback who has never completed a pass in college and a quarterback who tried to take a snap from a tackle or guard (in America he should have lined up behind the center). Everything has a history. I would like to share with you comments from his former team. To make a long story short........Looking lost and struggling has a history. But the kid is talented. Maybe Tight End is more suitable for this young man.

MSU Football - Offensive Preview


Many, including myself, felt the MSU quarterback spot would be up for grabs in the spring, as it turns out Mike Henig is not ready to relinquish his role as the leader on offense. Henig finished the regular season on a high note and continued that pace during the spring. The hours studying film is paying off for Henig as he appears to have a better grasp of the offense. Henig has earned the respect of his teammates and is clearly the leader of the offensive unit. However, Trey Rutland is waiting in the wings for his opportunity to shine. Rutland has all the physical tools to succeed in the SEC; he is strong, quick and very instinctive. With that being said, he still needs to learn the offense. During the spring Rutland looked lost and struggled to get into a rhythm with his receivers. This will be his first full season in the offense so you can expect to see huge improvements this fall.

http://maroonandwhitemag.com/football/msu_football_offensive_preview.php



Friday Morning Quarterback
by SMQ on Sep 1, 2006 12:10 PM EDT in News
A weekly primer.
Thursday Night Thoughts
First, Mississippi State possibly will not score all season. Its one legit chance, after terrorizing linebacker Quentin Culberson's out-of-nowhere pick to open the game, ended in an erratic field goal attempt, and MSU didn't challenge again. This against an extremely inexperienced defense at USC. The big freshman running back was impressive, but Trey Rutland looks like another future convert to wide receiver, if the Bulldogs ever plan to throw beyond twelve yards again. That one-dimensionality, obviously, is not going to fly in the SEC. Especially when the one dimension's not really that great to begin with.


http://www.sundaymorningqb.com/story/2006/9/1/121027/1443
 
Dog81 said:
Dahill,

The debate is over a quarterback who has never completed a pass in college and a quarterback who tried to take a snap from a tackle or guard (in America he should have lined up behind the center). Everything has a history. I would like to share with you comments from his former team. To make a long story short........Looking lost and struggling has a history. But the kid is talented. Maybe Tight End is more suitable for this young man.

MSU Football - Offensive Preview


Many, including myself, felt the MSU quarterback spot would be up for grabs in the spring, as it turns out Mike Henig is not ready to relinquish his role as the leader on offense. Henig finished the regular season on a high note and continued that pace during the spring. The hours studying film is paying off for Henig as he appears to have a better grasp of the offense. Henig has earned the respect of his teammates and is clearly the leader of the offensive unit. However, Trey Rutland is waiting in the wings for his opportunity to shine. Rutland has all the physical tools to succeed in the SEC; he is strong, quick and very instinctive. With that being said, he still needs to learn the offense. During the spring Rutland looked lost and struggled to get into a rhythm with his receivers. This will be his first full season in the offense so you can expect to see huge improvements this fall.

http://maroonandwhitemag.com/football/msu_football_offensive_preview.php



Friday Morning Quarterback
by SMQ on Sep 1, 2006 12:10 PM EDT in News
A weekly primer.
Thursday Night Thoughts
First, Mississippi State possibly will not score all season. Its one legit chance, after terrorizing linebacker Quentin Culberson's out-of-nowhere pick to open the game, ended in an erratic field goal attempt, and MSU didn't challenge again. This against an extremely inexperienced defense at USC. The big freshman running back was impressive, but Trey Rutland looks like another future convert to wide receiver, if the Bulldogs ever plan to throw beyond twelve yards again. That one-dimensionality, obviously, is not going to fly in the SEC. Especially when the one dimension's not really that great to begin with.


http://www.sundaymorningqb.com/story/2006/9/1/121027/1443
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Why should he be a tight end, when he completed a collegiate pass?
 
Blacknbengal said:
Why should he be a tight end, when he completed a collegiate pass?
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BB,

I agree with you.......Why would a quarterback who looked lost and struggled have to play Tight End and has completed a pass? Plus, when he lined up behind the guard or tackle to receive the snap, Wow! You are right, why should a guy of that intelligence play any other position on the field except quarterback? BB, I am just as mad as you about what they are saying about your quarterback. I hear his nickname is Albert Einstein (that real smart guy with the ugly hair).

However, Trey Rutland is waiting in the wings for his opportunity to shine. Rutland has all the physical tools to succeed in the SEC; he is strong, quick and very instinctive. With that being said, he still needs to learn the offense. During the spring Rutland looked lost and struggled to get into a rhythm with his receivers. This will be his first full season in the offense so you can expect to see huge improvements this fall.
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but Trey Rutland looks like another future convert to wide receiver, if the Bulldogs ever plan to throw beyond twelve yards again. That one-dimensionality, obviously, is not going to fly in the SEC. Especially when the one dimension's not really that great to begin with
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Blacknbengal said:
Why should he be a tight end, when he completed a collegiate pass?
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Rutland is gonna surprise folk this year... he's been working on finding the center quicker once he leaves the huddle. What happened that time was they went no-huddle and he got a bit confused. He'll be alright... if he was 2nd team, he could start for anyone else in the SWAC. Isn't that right TP?
 
Dog81 said:
BB,

I agree with you.......Why would a quarterback who looked lost and struggled have to play Tight End and has completed a pass? Plus, when he lined up behind the guard or tackle to receive the snap, Wow! You are right, why should a guy of that intelligence play any other position on the field except quarterback? BB, I am just as mad as you about what they are saying about your quarterback. I hear his nickname is Albert Einstein (that real smart guy with the ugly hair).
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Dude, just face it. If Rutland was on AAMU's team, he'd be starting and you know it.
 



Man its so hard to believe that this guy has been railing on and on and on about a cat that hasnt completed a damn pass. This is so disappointing. And then he thinks that because his QB threw for 300 yards in a damn SPRING game against A&Ms sorry ass DBs, that gives him a free pass to success.

Bell was right about one thing if nothing else. 99% of folks dont know a damn thing about football.
 
Get Ready said:
Man its so hard to believe that this guy has been railing on and on and on about a cat that hasnt completed a damn pass. This is so disappointing. And then he thinks that because his QB threw for 300 yards in a damn SPRING game against A&Ms sorry ass DBs, that gives him a free pass to success.

Bell was right about one thing if nothing else. 99% of folks dont know a damn thing about football.
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You STILL aint told me who your starting qb is Avis.
 
MikeBigg said:
Rutland is gonna surprise folk this year... he's been working on finding the center quicker once he leaves the huddle. What happened that time was they went no-huddle and he got a bit confused. He'll be alright... if he was 2nd team, he could start for anyone else in the SWAC. Isn't that right TP?
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:lmao::lmao::lmao:
 
DAHILL said:
You STILL aint told me who your starting qb is Avis.
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I dont know yet bruh. Best believe he has many more or equal to the number of completions than Atkins. I cant believe you let me down like this bruh. Maybe I should open a "Slippin" thread on your behalf. Mikebigg send help
 
Hill

You do realize that we won the SWAC last year without 3 of our best players, LB Marcus Smith (all SWAC), TE Marcel Frost, and WR Kethone McLaurin. All 3 of those cats are All SWAC caliber players....and they will be back this year. Oh well....but like you said, Im sure that doesnt concern you
 
SUtrp96 said:
Will some one start giving out permits for picture smack, this dude picture smack sucks...

Thanks Management
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SUtrp96

You shole is R-I-G-H-T about that one!!
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