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Yeah auburn is in the toilet. I don’t mind him leaving there so much as going to Orlando to play for the 2024 version of Gus Malzahn. when malzahn left UCF, if it was really about the (offensive) coach he could have followed him to Florida state and played actual competition. Instead he stayed in the big 12 and I could not care less about what he did in that schedule against that caliber of offensive lineman. I didn’t follow the draft this year, I’m too busy with work and buying a new house, and I don’t follow big 12 football as a rule. Maybe he jumped off the charts with the scouts and coaches. But the only requirement to play offensive line in the big 12 is being able to get back onto your feet quickly and block for two seconds and do it 60 times a game.
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Because a.) the panthers drafted him and this is a panthers forum where we talk about panthers players b.) he transferred another time after malzahn left ufc and c.) he didn’t follow malzahn to FSU and d.) he stayed in a baby soft conference This is all relevant information about a player the team just drafted.
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“The reason I chose to leave auburn because we got treated like we wasn’t good enough and like dogs.” https://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/news/college-football/lee-hunter-former-auburn-dl-shares-details-about-what-led-him-to-leave-the-plains/#:~:text=Lee Hunter recently transferred from Auburn to,defensive lineman shared details of why he
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offensive line specifically doesn’t matter that much because you need to get bigger to play at the main schools and people aren’t dropping huge amounts of money on an 18 year old who’s going to start and if you’re a high end prospect you’re not going to UNC for 500k instead of Alabama. and there’s only so many spots with nfl caliber staffs to train up o line talent. And then there’s stuff like the big 12 playing a style of football that doesn’t translate at all to the nfl and high end prospects avoiding it like the plague, money be damned. I cant think of an instance UGA has lost an offensive lineman to a school because they could pay him more or he wanted to start early, but I don’t really follow recruiting that closely anymore. I mean Georgias problem last year was the qb, not offensive or defensive line depth. And Georgia qb problems is just a weird quirk with Kirby. the main player UGA has lost to NIL money is Carson Beck and good riddance
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NIL doesn’t hurt teams like Georgia or Ohio state because they’re legacy programs that have infinite money anyway with top tier staffs and it just let them pay players out in the open. it hurts teams like Clemson who no one really gives a poo about and has a moron head coach. And I guess every west coast team that isn’t Oregon.
