A very nice!

[BriantheDawg]

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[thatsbaseball]

nm

 

[BriantheDawg]

but in a different kind of way, 'you know'.

We are definitely going to miss him.

 

[dawgstudent]

that's Dixon at his finest.

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[Mr Meoff]

If I remember correctly, AD was also the guy who challenged the Florida players at midfield, and he and Chaney were the main guys getting our players riled up every game.

I could see McPhee or Mitchell on the D side, but do we have anybody who acts/sounds like a leader on offense? Is that Relf?

 

[smootness]

If by 'leader' you're just talking about the kind of guy who will do those kinds of things, like challenge an opposing team, I think it's Bumphis. But I think we'll have several guys who are the type to just show up ready to go and focused on the task at hand, guys like Relf, Ballard, Berry, Russell, etc.

 

[AzzurriDawg4]

Dude knew he was a bad man and wasn't scared to tell the other team before the game. The scene of him beating his chest like King Kong before the Kentucky game was awesome. I am with you, we need someone to fill that role. I think Elliott could be that guy if he has a breakout year - he is not short on confidence. Relf is pretty quiet out there it seems, so I don't see him being the firestarter. Bumphis is definitely a possibility.

On defense I think it is McPhee and Carmon. Carmon apparently loves to talk shat, and why wouldn't he? He is gigantic.