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Getafix

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  1. Yep. And if those places are 40 yards away, Branch's traits can take him there in 4.38 seconds.
  2. 6-1.5, ~ 240, and the kid has good hands and moves ...
  3. - Neither the Oregon 247 mods nor the UF 247 mods know much - this chatter supposedly began w/ some Oregon NIL group - from On3 - Lulz.
  4. Unlike all previous games this season, we'll have *FIVE* AP All-Americans playing for us. Clemson will have one. (Advantage: Aggy.)
  5. FROM OU 247 👀 👀 👀 Which offensive players are available to play in the bowl game for the Sooners? James D Jackson (OU 247) ... and, to end on a high note ...
  6. Bwahahaha ... from Sep, but just saw it. Collin Klein didn't offer? 😂 😂 😂
  7. Jordan Scruggs (Horns 247): "Was told a few weeks ago that if Singleton goes in the portal, Texas would be one of the schools to watch as the Longhorns are one of a small handful of programs that Singleton is actually high on. Not sure of Texas' interest level quite yet, but I think Singleton checks all of the boxes Texas usually looks for and I think this would make a lot of sense." Also, another Aggie '22
  8. Dawgs 247 Edit: And the first response includes the gratuitous shot at ... 😂 😂 😂
  9. On Barion Brown and Dane Key, some basic stats below. The order of the years (22/23/24 up/down) is reversed for the guys - but note the significantly opposed trends. - In '24, both have stats for 11 games, so not like Brown's been out a bunch of games. - There could be contextual factors not captured - opposing defences ... ahem, keying on Brown, or injuries - but in the same offense and w/ the same QB, would be tough to explain away the large deltas in performance. Edit: Barion Brown's Returning/Scoring Stats Edit: Dane Key's scoring stats
  10. 20/24 is pretty impressive. (Wish it included Townsend, too ... ) ,
  11. You're killing me, Irish. The first spoilered article covers the mathematical method used. This is an example used to illustrate the method used (which I believe is consistent with the article above, but it's possible it was tweaked over time).
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