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For me, I like Desir, but it's splitting hairs with these two. Desir is more raw like the article said and the question mark about small school competition will be there. After reading and watching video on him from Shrine and Sr Bowl, and this article, he is a kid with his head screwed on straight.

http://www.kansascity.com/2014/02/27/4854080/dream-soon-may-come-true-for-lindenwood.html

Not to fault McGill, because I would honestly take either of these two kids, but Desir passes the eye test and has the kind of character and drive that I like. Just my two pennies.

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