'10 FL RB Ethan Grant

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Believe what ever you want, obviously there is no way to convince you.
If proper punctuation, and a good education is the deciding factor, then I guess that reflects poorly on your peers.

Can we get back on topic now?

Ethan Grant....Fast, athletic and still has Oregon in his sites.
 
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goducks99 said:
Believe what ever you want, obviously there is no way to convince you.
If proper punctuation, and a good education is the deciding factor, then I guess that reflects poorly on your peers.

Can we get back on topic now?

Ethan Grant....Fast, athletic and still has Oregon in his sites.
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There you go Bear, proof that he isn't wheaton. This guy actually wants to talk about the recruit. So let it die and let's get this conversation back to Ethan Grant. :clapping:
 
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Both Wheaton and goducks are extremely condescending in almost every post FWIW.

Grant stays at Oregon in my opinion.
 
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now that this weeks episode of "CSI: Recruiting Forum" is over, can anyone tell me if the vols really want this grant kid or if this has been entirely manufactured by the ducklings.
 
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My sleeper pick will be Miss. State. Watch for them to make a strong push for Grant. He will fit right into what Mullen is trying to do over there. He will get PT early and often. He will play in the SEC. And Mullen can show him the offense that he coached in Florida with Demps and Rainey. Watch out I got a feeling the Bulldogs could steal one here.
 
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voltilifall said:
now that this weeks episode of "CSI: Recruiting Forum" is over, can anyone tell me if the vols really want this grant kid or if this has been entirely manufactured by the ducklings.
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UT offered him, and I think they would take him if he wanted to commit. But I don't see us putting any big time effort into recruiting him unless we miss out on about 20 other RBs. I expect UT to go hard after a big power back (Nick Parker, Keon Williams) this year rather than the small speedy ones...
 
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my prediction is that Grant picks a school closer to home than Oregon, but it won't be Tennessee. so I have marginal interest in seeing the Grant 'Oregon-Versus-Tennessee' debate(that is not correct form, but I'm not bothered to look it up).
 
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Lord Vader said:
UT offered him, and I think they would take him if he wanted to commit. But I don't see us putting any big time effort into recruiting him unless we miss out on about 20 other RBs. I expect UT to go hard after a big power back (Nick Parker, Keon Williams) this year rather than the small speedy ones...
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LV

Look at the Rivals article that talks about who they think are our top five RB. Most of the guys are shifty tiny guys with blazing speed. I didn't see a single big bruising back. Dyer is 5'8 runs a 4.4. I think we are recruiting for speed this yea. As far as a big back, Anthony Barr would by my number 1 choice. We aint got a goos shot for him, but darn it wouldnt that be great.
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Hopefully he ventures out west. We've (the ducks) lost so many east coast recruits in the past 2 seasons that it would be nice to finally land one rather than just finishing in their top 5.

Anytime the ducks can get interest from a Florida or Texas recruit, I welcome them with open arms.
 
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Lord Vader said:
UT offered him, and I think they would take him if he wanted to commit. But I don't see us putting any big time effort into recruiting him unless we miss out on about 20 other RBs. I expect UT to go hard after a big power back (Nick Parker, Keon Williams) this year rather than the small speedy ones...
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Vader I really don't know how much more power we can add to our backfield. I think speed guys are what we will add if anything to the backfield. We are really deep back there. We have every element of an ideal backfield. We have power( Hardesty), speed( Brown), elusiveness ( Oku), and quality depth( Toney Williams). This may end up being one of the deepest backfields in school history when it's all said and done. Grant would be another gear for our backfield to have. He would be a ST ace and dangerous on screens snd plays to put him in space.
 
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i want a traditional no-necked fullback more than another speed guy. kiffin's offense works best when there's a bruiser out in front opening holes and catching the occassional pass.
 
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Personally I think we will take a power back in this class. I'd like to see that be Barr, but I think Williams will be the one. With Hardesty gone next year, Toney Williams will be the only big back on our roster.
 
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jjay2518 said:
Personally I think we will take a power back in this class. I'd like to see that be Barr, but I think Williams will be the one. With Hardesty gone next year, Toney Williams will be the only big back on our roster.
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Bryce isn't necessarily a small guy at 215 lbs.
 
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Bear Bryant said:
The writing style is very similiar. The posts from both posters are well written with flawless punctuation. I have noticed that Wheaton uses a lot of questions during his posts. In goducks99 first post he uses a question to help make his point. Message boards usually have people of all different backgrounds, education etc. Most have spelling errors, grammar errors, etc. some people can write better than others. I find it hard to believe that two Oregon fans have the same vocabulary, punctuation and overrall writing skills. Especially, when one of them just joined today to back up the point of Wheaton. Therefore, Wheaton=goducks99.
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lol. This is an amusing twist.

It's true that writing skills vary between people. But, using good punctuation is a common goal among a lot of people. So, it shouldn't indicate much if two people achieve that goal.

And I would have a lot more spelling errors if I didn't use Google Chrome which spell-checks as I write. :)

wheaton != goducks99
 
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I was seaching the internet and I happened to find a picture of Wheaton on his facebook. Check it out.

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jjay2518 said:
Personally I think we will take a power back in this class. I'd like to see that be Barr, but I think Williams will be the one. With Hardesty gone next year, Toney Williams will be the only big back on our roster.
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According to the 2009 roster Hardesty, Brown, and Williams are all the same height and and pretty close to the same weight. Hardesty and Brown weigh the same at 215 lbs and Williams at 218 lbs. I guess Williams must have lost a little weight during Spring practice because he was listed close to 230 when he signed but I would say he is the bruiser right now.
 
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wheaton4prez said:
lol. This is an amusing twist.

It's true that writing skills vary between people. But, using good punctuation is a common goal among a lot of people. So, it shouldn't indicate much if two people achieve that goal.

And I would have a lot more spelling errors if I didn't use Google Chrome which spell-checks as I write. :)

wheaton != goducks99
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For awhile, people said wheaton and I were the same person too.
 
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