Berger made a TERRIBLE decision

GSGS

Heisman
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Once he selected Wisky he immediately became a cheese berger, which many of know is not kosher. Nuff said!
 

LotusAggressor_rivals

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you know Berger didn't run between the tackles in high school, right? This is why hes not a good fit for Wisconsins offense. He's 185 pounds according to 247sports and 200 pounds according to rivals.
As we all know, players never get bigger when they go from high school to college.
 
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BigWill

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Only caveat; Taylor had and has elite speed, BOTH in high school and coming out of Wisky.

He was a HS 100M sprint guy in NJ and just ran the fastest 40 (4.39) of any RB at the NFL Combine.

Berger runs 4.6 (from what I have been able to gather here.), which is OK, but not elite.

Classic, big fish in a small pond (RU) or big fish in a bigger pond (Wisky).

It's sink or swim time and I have always said the talent necessary to make the jump from HS star to big time college star is harder to do than big time college star to the NFL.
 
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