On which play tonight did you realize

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I'm sorry but I only got love for my U. While I do see that kid aiight, (lol *wink wink*)

My stubborn Cane pride won't let me positively acknowledge ANYBODY in a FSWho or Gay-tor jersey

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But yeah he aiight tho, I hope we put him in the ground when we play
 
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I was gonna make a new thread for this but -

The legend of Jameis Winston

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Antonor Winston dug up the notebook a while back because he knew people wouldn't believe. Even in Hueytown, the small Birmingham, Ala., suburb where he and his wife, Loretta, live, there are plenty of non-believers.

The notebook is tattered and faded, but the words are still clear. The pages are filled with carefully printed instructions written by -- as the inscription at the top of the first page reads -- Jameis Winston, Hueytown Middle School.

Courtesy of the Winston family Winston's quarterback education began at an early age, detailed by handwritten notes he made while in middle school.

Page 1 begins with a list of the characteristics a good quarterback should possess: leadership, dedication, desire, mental toughness, character, confidence. It concludes with a detailed schematic breakdown of how to properly attack a Cover 2 defense.

Jameis Winston was 12 years old when he wrote it.

In a cover 4, the outside linebackers are the key. The best routes are go route and eagle.

In man coverage, the defense's job is to put pressure on the offense. The best routes are trail, mesh, shallow, smash.

In a cover 3, bend, don't break. The best routes are curl-flat, smash, vertical.

On it goes, with increasing precision, the prodigious beginnings for a boy who would eventually become one of the country's most coveted recruits. The legend of the prodigy grew, with coaches and writers and casual fans feeding the narrative. Jameis would win a Heisman. Jameis would be a first-round draft pick in football and baseball. Jameis was the next Bo Jackson. Jameis was the next Johnny Manziel.

Antonor, his father, doesn't believe it, either. That's hype. The reality is so much better.

"He hasn't thrown a pass yet, so you've got people saying there's no way that boy's that doggone good," Antonor said. "But people still don't know."


More at http://espn.go.com/college-football...is-winston-legend-making-first-seminoles-snap

This dude got next. He's ushered in a new black breed of QB. :wow:
 

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Am I the only one that noticed how the FSU WRs were wide open on almost every play? Yeah, he made the throws, but Pitt was playing off these receivers all game. Defense was horrible. He did make a great throw on that 1st and 30 play, but otherwise, I didn't see anything out of this world :manny:
 

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Am I the only one that noticed how the FSU WRs were wide open on almost every play? Yeah, he made the throws, but Pitt was playing off these receivers all game. Defense was horrible. He did make a great throw on that 1st and 30 play, but otherwise, I didn't see anything out of this world :manny:
You shook :ufdup:
 
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