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Sin Miedo said...
Here's part of their response:
William Wilkerson: I don’t think you’ll find a person who covers recruiting, a football coach that’s seen Seals-Jones play, or even a casual fan whose just read about the Sealy sensation who doesn’t think he’ll be the same, and then some, in college.
He’s as much of a sure thing as I’ve seen, whether he ends up at wide receiver or tight end. If he keeps his priorities in order and hones his craft in college, there’s little doubt in my mind he’ll be playing on Sundays.
That said, the answer to this question is a resounding no.
In a perfect world for Texas’ staff, this question would never even be in question. Seals-Jones would have honored the verbal commitment he made on Feb. 22 and stuck with the Longhorns. But that didn’t happen.
This post was edited by AlumniHorn on 11/16/2012 at 2:48 PM
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Sin Miedo said...
Here's part of their response:
William Wilkerson: I don’t think you’ll find a person who covers recruiting, a football coach that’s seen Seals-Jones play, or even a casual fan whose just read about the Sealy sensation who doesn’t think he’ll be the same, and then some, in college.
He’s as much of a sure thing as I’ve seen, whether he ends up at wide receiver or tight end. If he keeps his priorities in order and hones his craft in college, there’s little doubt in my mind he’ll be playing on Sundays.
That said, the answer to this question is a resounding no.
In a perfect world for Texas’ staff, this question would never even be in question. Seals-Jones would have honored the verbal commitment he made on Feb. 22 and stuck with the Longhorns. But that didn’t happen.
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Gojjee said...
William Wilkerson wrote: "I don’t think you’ll find a person who covers recruiting, a football coach that’s seen Seals-Jones play, or even a casual fan whose just read about the Sealy sensation who doesn’t think he’ll be the same, and then some, in college."
Couldn't disagree with you (William) more! I've seen the kid play plenty, been around he and the family and couldn't be happier that Texas moved on from him. If you think the Ags have worries with Thomas Johnson wait till they get this one! Good luck!
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WildBill71 said...
The dude must suck because he won't win a Biletnikoff this year. If he sucks, what's your opinion of Cayleb Jones, Kendall Sanders, and Marcus Johnson?
Nevermind that game winner that DGB caught against Tennessee, because chupita thinks he sucks.
This post was edited by chupita on 11/16/2012 at 4:33 PM
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Chuckie Finster said...
Says the guy who keeps screaming that "MACK HAS THE BEST WINNING PERCENTAGE SINCE HE GOT HERE!!"
P.S. People disagree with your tone much more than they disagree with your ideas. It's okay to like Mack and it's okay to be a diehard, permanent burnt-orange glasses wearing fan. But when you call everyone who disagrees with you an idiot and refuse to acknowledge any opposing ideas, you become a caricature and alienate yourself.
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