'19 FL RB Knowledge McDaniel

#78
#78
when i was a pastor in louisiana my wife worked as a nurse in baton rouge. She had a cna who worked under her that had just had twin boys. My wife asked what she had named them. The lady told her at first she didn't know what to name them but when she got home there was two boxes of jello on the table. I kid you not, she named them orangello and lemongello.
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#80
#80
When I was a Pastor in Louisiana my wife worked as a nurse in Baton Rouge. She had a CNA who worked under her that had just had twin boys. My wife asked what she had named them. The lady told her at first she didn't know what to name them but when she got home there was two boxes of Jello on the table. I kid you not, she named them Orangello and Lemongello.

Ahh yes, the urban legend that will never die.
 
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#81
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As many times as VN has been crotch punched over the last decade, I think we should all change our names to Richard Hurts.
 
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#82
I have a friend who works a baby ward. She had a patient who named her child
Nosmo King Johnson.

Yes, yes the first and middle name came from the no smoking sign in the hall.

Was this by any chance in KY? My mom used to teach elementary school in KY (can't remember where exactly), and she swears there was kid named Nosmoking (pronounced nas MOE king). The story went that as the mom was coming back around from all the drugs she got during the delivery (or c section or whatever), she received a bright shining message from God, and that message told her to name the child Nosmoking.
 
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#86
Damn wives, ruining all our best laid plans.

After the name change thing, I was gonna make a suit out of firecrackers and tell my buddy he didn't have a hair on his butt if he didn't wear it and let me light it up.



But now my day is completely ruined.
 
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#87
And for the ladies out there:

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When I was a Pastor in Louisiana my wife worked as a nurse in Baton Rouge. She had a CNA who worked under her that had just had twin boys. My wife asked what she had named them. The lady told her at first she didn't know what to name them but when she got home there was two boxes of Jello on the table. I kid you not, she named them Orangello and Lemongello.

Is their last name Ball?......
 
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Bradenton, Florida running back Knowledge McDaniel doesn't know of any specific origin of his name other than his mom liked it and gave it to him. How his first name is fitting because it's McDaniel's knowledge of offense that has nearly two dozen teams around the country vying for his signature.

“Played receiver most of last year,” McDaniel said. “We had two good running backs on the team last year so I got a lot of screens and worked at slot receiver. Because of what we had at running back, my quickest way to varsity as a sophomore was to play receiver so I embraced it and learned how to run routes and worked on my hands.”

At 5-11, 210 pounds McDaniel will be a running back as a senior and McDaniel said everyone likes his ability to play in the backfield or out at receiver. McDaniel believes that's why Tennessee running backs coach Chris Weinke extended an offer on Thursday. “They like my versatility, McDaniel said. “They like my ability to run routes and play in multiple spots and I can take a hit. The SEC is hard nosed and physical I'm built for it. Plus I can run and catch.”

The Vol offer definitely got McDaniel's attention. The running back was born in Clarksville, Tennessee and lived in Nashville till he was in the fifth grade. His mother still lives in Music City. McDaniel has already visited Ohio State, Georgia, Central Florida and Missouri all on unofficial visits. He hopes to see Tennessee in June as the Vol coaching staff would like for him to camp in Knoxville.

McDaniel's interest not only comes from the fact that he has lived part of his life in Tennessee, he also likes Alvin Kamara's game and his NFL success. How he would be used in college will be a key factor in his decision.

“Playing time and the depth chart is important and am I comfortable with them,” McDaniel said. “Will they use me to best of my skills in the run game and in the passing game. How I fit in the offense is the biggest factor. I don't care if it's a big school that's won a bunch or a little school, I just want to find the place that will really use my versatility.”

-VQ
 
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#97
Oh God that was a blast from the past. Forgot all about him.

Where did he actually end up going?

He committed to Central Florida (I think?), but he ended up going to jail.

I watched him play a high school game.
 
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#99
So, if Weinke doesn't want to make the offer commitable and CJP does, would he tell him that they ain't droppin' no knowledge?
 

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