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October 05, 2013
SportsFilter: The Saturday Huddle:
A place to discuss the sports stories that aren't making news, share links that aren't quite front-page material, and diagram plays on your hand. Remember to count to five Mississippi before commenting in anger.
At some point, the question of is Jerry Kill healthy enough to coach needs to be asked.
posted by Bonkers at 07:16 PM on October 05, 2013
Now Jadeveon Clowney sits out a game for South Carolina? Soundbites from Spurrier sound like he's getting a bit pissed.
As talented as Clowney is, I can't help but wonder if he's the monster he has been made out to be if he doesn't make that huge hit versus Michigan in the Bowl game last season.
posted by dyams at 12:39 AM on October 06, 2013
To hell with grammar! Resistance is futile.
posted by Hugh Janus at 09:55 AM on October 06, 2013
At some point, the question of is Jerry Kill healthy enough to coach needs to be asked.
The first I heard of him and this was a sports writer on Twitter saying the same after Kill's previous seizure. You love your work and you've risen to near the top of the profession, etc., I appreciate that. But this isn't good for you.
posted by yerfatma at 11:11 AM on October 06, 2013
As talented as Clowney is, I can't help but wonder if he's the monster he has been made out to be if he doesn't make that huge hit versus Michigan in the Bowl game last season.
That hit was a product of being in the right place at the right time. The running back had justnow been handed the ball when Clowney hit him. It looked good, sure, but just about any big time football program defensive end would've looked first round worthy given the same situation.
posted by NoMich at 02:26 PM on October 06, 2013
As talented as Clowney is, I can't help but wonder if he's the monster he has been made out to be if he doesn't make that huge hit versus Michigan in the Bowl game last season.
I watch a lot of SEC football, and I definitely saw Clowney as being as dominant as reported. While that Michigan hit certainly helped pushed him into the stratosphere, he had dominant games during the regular season and was in the running for SEC defensive player of the year for a reason. Regardless, I've always had a hard time believing he'd go overall #1 in the draft.
posted by jmd82 at 06:21 PM on October 06, 2013
Jason Whitlock talked about Clowney today, and the biggest concern being he (Clowney) just doesn't love football that much. If that is true, devoting the first pick in the draft to him may be devastating to a team.
posted by dyams at 08:04 PM on October 06, 2013
Montreal Canadiens hold practice in Lac-Megantic