Updated Newton poll....

windcrysmary

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for 2 weeks and most here I would assume are just ready to quit worrying over it on the message board

I can tell you this personally though.. I'm still anxious about his decision.. most of us are just tired of chat room chatter at this point... some will come here and say they could care less but deep down they really do...

maybe I'm just being a pill but

aw 17 it...
 

OMlawdog

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I doubt the "I just want it over" and "I think he is poison to the lockeroom" crowd may be changing their tune now that the rumors are that he is going to sign with MSU.

If the rumors are true, looks like MSU has a QB that can run Mullen's offense.
 

MSUCostanza

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as long as he isn't a locker room cancer. Also, I have never seen the point of getting so worked up over one player in football. Those type players are few and far between, and the likelihood that this is one of those guys is pretty slim. In basketball, when you've only got 12-13 guys and only 5 vs 5 at a time, then one player can be a program changer. Football, 11 vs 11 and 85 scholarship guys out there, like I said, it is extremely rare that you have a program-changing type guy. Some of the breathless posts on here lately remind me of Genespage in 2001. Unless he can play in the secondary, our major problem from last season still isn't fixed. We had a decent enough offense to win 7-8 games last year.
 
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