lucas taylor

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Anybody notice Lucases great potential at punt returning. It just seemed like he has the speed and quickness to get it done. I have a feeling he will be very good in years to come.
 
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Originally posted by donsargegolf@Sep 27, 2005 6:11 PM
Yep, imagine what he could do with a wall in front of him.
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Run into it like the rest of them do? :dunno:
 
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He shows a good burst and hits the wedge harder than anybody else I've seen, but like Donsarge alluded to, he's going nowhere until we actually start blocking somebody.
 
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He fumble one, though...He can be electric, but if he fumbles I don't want him back there....If he can correct that then yeh we have a return threat...
 
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I had to actually look his bio up to see who he was. Freshman out of LA. Listed at 5'10", a buck-sixty-eight. Ran for 539 yards one game last year as a QB. Pretty adept at the triple-jump, too.

Was that him that almost fumbled the punt late in the 4th quarter? Oh, and Sarge is right: without some blocking, it doesn't matter who returns kicks. Seems to me that we need some physicality and emotion on the special teams -- too many people standing around watching the kicking team run by. Put a body on 'em!
 
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Originally posted by kiddiedoc@Sep 27, 2005 10:49 PM
Was that him that almost fumbled the punt late in the 4th quarter?
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Yep . . . That was Taylor that caused your heart to skip a beat.
 
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Originally posted by GAVol@Sep 27, 2005 9:53 PM
Yep . . . That was Taylor that caused your heart to skip a beat.
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Not to worry. I already had a heart attack and hung myself in the first half, so the damage was done.
 
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I think at this point with our special teams. Everyone is going to fumble as a result of being scared to death of making a mistake.

About the blocking, I agree completely. Something has to change there or we need a guy who can run 2.1 40 and jump 20 yards in a single leap.

Why is this special teams thing so hard to understand for our team. Why doesn't someone drive up to Hokieland and learn a couple of things from Beamer. IMO, It has reached the point of doing something drastic like that.
 
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Originally posted by checkerboard_charly@Sep 27, 2005 11:49 PM
the guy from lsu, green, he is spectacular.
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One of the best things we did in the second half was start banging kicks into the endzone. Skylar Green was killing us.
 
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Loosen Taylor up on ST, He'll be a fine WR.

I read somewhere, Back in the spring/summer camps he was one of the of the quickest on the team.
 
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