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Phillip Dorsett to meet with Panthers


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“I have the U of M record -- 4.21 last summer,” Dorsett said.

That, folks, is super fast.

Of course, the Hurricanes have a long history of producing talented wide receivers. You’ve probably heard of Reggie Wayne, Andre Johnson, Devin Hester, and Santana Moss -- all four are Miami products drafted since 2001.

http://www.procanes.com/files/c1ae5152c2f3431607f86f20e6e8b4d0-18458.html

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“I have the U of M record -- 4.21 last summer,” Dorsett said.

That, folks, is super fast.

Of course, the Hurricanes have a long history of producing talented wide receivers. You’ve probably heard of Reggie Wayne, Andre Johnson, Devin Hester, and Santana Moss -- all four are Miami products drafted since 2001.

http://www.procanes.com/files/c1ae5152c2f3431607f86f20e6e8b4d0-18458.html

He should've left out Hester
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If Dorsett and Perriman are there in the first or second, who do you really think that Gettleman would pick knowing Gettleman's history?  

 

Yeah.

 

 

Well a few of us already know the answer to that but nice bait top dawg haha.

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Todd McShay on Miami's Pro Day today:

"1. Phillip Dorsett could sneak into the first round

Dorsett has been impressive throughout the draft process. It started out at the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama...and continued today with excellent work in the drills. ... he really stood out in the passing drills."

http://espn.go.com/nfl/draft2015/insider/story/_/id/12600561/evaluating-phillip-dorsett-denzel-perryman-others-miami-hurricanes-pro-day-2015-nfl-draft

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