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Eason enrolling early
GrundleStiltzkin
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WDWHA
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Not enough yeti coolers, chubbies, and boat shoes to keep him in Seattle
I never blame a kid who wants a UGA education in jersey chasers -
He clearly wants to get the *heck out of the Northwest.
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I think it's more of a pull than a pushDoogles said:He clearly wants to get the *heck out of the Northwest.
*Edited for the parents.


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Now we have to get Richt fired before bowl season!
Does someone have Sploogie's daughter's contact information? Send her on a secret mission to Athens. -
Bullshit.
He never once said he was going to Georgia in that article...he said "down there." Lake Stevens is north of Seattle last time I checked a map.
He's cumming -
I'm sure I'm in the minority ... but I think he's going to wash out
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Heaps 2: Electric BoogalooTequilla said:I'm sure I'm in the minority ... but I think he's going to wash out
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The difference between Eason and Heaps is that Eason is 6'5" 210 and in a year or two will be 6'5" 225+ and he has a rocket. Worst case scenario, Eason is Zach Mettenberger. Unless he has terrible accuracy, which doesn't look to be the case, I'm not sure how he completely busts.
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He looks to me to have a bit of Cutler and Stafford in him ... 2 QBs that have cannon for arms but don't seem to have the complete package.
Eason looks to me to be more interested in living the good life, banging coeds, drinking beer, and being one of the guys instead of being the leader as a QB. Nothing wrong with that in general unless you also have plans on being a dynamic elite QB. That is the kind of behavior that leads to soft teams ... which going to Georgia fits that to a T.
The only QBs off the top of my head that I can think of that were all over the map during the week and then showed up at a high level on the weekend were Ken Stabler and Brett Favre. Most QBs that try to go that route tend to fall flat on their face at some point when you need more than talent to succeed (see Manziel, Johnny).







