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Just now, Mr. Scot said:

I had a feeling someone might notice the Burrow mention. Probably nothing, but hey, who knows?

 

Side Note: I do the same thing with my handwriting. It's an OCD thing, I suppose :)



Could simply be him being told to talk up the LSU team and show some of his personality, so I'm not necessarily implying that he's teasing a possible move to move up to 1 and nab Burrow. Regardless, I like how he talks. Like the confidence. Gotta back it up though.

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5 minutes ago, lightsout said:

Could simply be him being told to talk up the LSU team and show some of his personality, so I'm not necessarily implying that he's teasing a possible move to move up to 1 and nab Burrow.

Somebody will probably take it that way, though.

You know how it goes.

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47 minutes ago, Soul Rebel said:

Mannnnn....this guy has "it". Don't get too comfortable knowing him, he's going to be a HC in 2, maybe 3 years. 

Don’t worry. First preseason missed 3rd down conversion and the bloom will be off the rose.  His failure and calls for his abrupt demise will be engraved in the game day thread.  
 

Welcome to Carolina Joe

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