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Greg Little you ask?

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Greg Little looks exactly like he has his career so far. Half way decent against big lumbering ends, but as soon as anyone with speed is out there he gets cooked immediately. Still overextending those arms and taking himself out of the play. Here he is against Larkin (who won't make the team). 

 

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7 minutes ago, Zod said:

Greg Little looks exactly like he has his career so far. Half way decent against big lumbering ends, but as soon as anyone with speed is out there he gets cooked immediately. Still overextending those arms and taking himself out of the play. Here he is against Larkin (who won't make the team). 

 

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How is he still off balance after 2+ years of coaching?  How is this possible?

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Just now, My Chuck Dont Matter said:

If you’re going top 3 round busts, Little has a tough time beating out Will Grier. 

That would probably make a good thread actually. There is some stiff competition in that group.

Technically, Grier is probably a little to soon to include, although the story is most likely written.

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11 minutes ago, Zod said:

Greg Little looks exactly like he has his career so far. Half way decent against big lumbering ends, but as soon as anyone with speed is out there he gets cooked immediately. Still overextending those arms and taking himself out of the play. Here he is against Larkin (who won't make the team). 

 

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That technique was so bad that I had to go back to a better time

 

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