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Bigger vs Boulware


Jeremy Igo

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I have not even noticed Boulware in any of the preseason games. I know he has limited snaps and not even sure if he has any stats to his name. Bigger looks pretty good and better than Cash.  Mayo has looked great, Cash seems to be around the ball but not making the tackles, Jacobs looks like a Pee Wee coach getting everyone lined up but seems to be a step behind when making plays. 

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1 minute ago, mjligon said:

Lol the same could be said for Boulware at Clemson smh.

Who cares they are both garbage.

Well, one of them will likely make the PS and one will not.

It will likely not be the one who played for Clemson.  Like that means any fugging thing.  Clemson fanboys are so annoying.

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2 minutes ago, ECUPantherFan said:

Well, one of them will likely make the PS and one will not.

It will likely not be the one who played for Clemson.  Like that means any fugging thing.  Clemson fanboys are so annoying.

I am a Gamecock there hot shot. Can't stand Clemson.

Just saying that Boulware was a beast at Clemson, that is undeniable. 

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