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Rhule to Auburn?


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15 minutes ago, MHS831 said:

 

Question:  If you are so certain about Rhule not going anywhere, why click on the thread instead of ignoring it? 

To be fair, this isn't the first and only thread bitching about Rhule.   

Its. On. Every. Thread....

...regardless of how the threads are titled.  Not sure where any poster can go on any topic that doesn't bitch about Rhule.

 

"bringing back Taylor is a monumental mistake. It just wastes another year for Burrow."  Recent history says keeping Zac is a mistake (thebengalsboard.com)

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12 minutes ago, SmokinwithWilly said:

Because we have to hang onto every sliver of hope. It's all we have man. Otherwise it's going to be a very long depressing offseason before a long depressing season.

I agree just getting on the people who decide that a thread is not worthy because it conflicts with their opinion, so they enter the thread and mock those who are contributing.

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30 minutes ago, MHS831 said:

I agree just getting on the people who decide that a thread is not worthy because it conflicts with their opinion, so they enter the thread and mock those who are contributing.

and honestly, what else panthers related is there to even discuss right now?  Its the offseason, but its still like a full month away from even realistically talking about real draft possibilities.  This is the deadest of the dead periods for teams like us who are irrelevant, and considering the name is brought up by someone else around the auburn program, might as well mention because its not like we have anything else to talk or speculate about.

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