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First you have to get a bunch of 5 stars
RaceBannon
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Then you can be judged on how you develop them. Texas is who we though they were. USC second to Bama and yet the last national championship was 15 years ago or so. Clemson and Bama stand out. Shocking
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So all the Dwags have to do is get Smalls into the first round, and they'll dominate that chart with a 100% green line!
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UW is 100/100: Shaq Thompson1to392831weretaken said:So all the Dwags have to do is get Smalls into the first round, and they'll dominate that chart with a 100% green line!
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Father Time @RaceBannon needs to get advice from @GrandpaSankey as Florida St (30) has more than USC (27)
That said, the point made about what a shit show USC has been the last 10+ years remains super valid -
I don't really read my own stuff.gifTequilla said:Father Time @RaceBannon needs to get advice from @GrandpaSankey as Florida St (30) has more than USC (27)
That said, the point made about what a shit show USC has been the last 10+ years remains super valid -
Only getting 28.6% of your 5 stars drafted is so improbable you almost have to try to sabotage the players' development to make it happen. Sark is home.
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Someone doesn't read the fine text. Let me know if you need a lawyer.1to392831weretaken said:So all the Dwags have to do is get Smalls into the first round, and they'll dominate that chart with a 100% green line!
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You know any good divorce attorneys?Mad_Son said:
Someone doesn't read the fine text. Let me know if you need a lawyer.1to392831weretaken said:So all the Dwags have to do is get Smalls into the first round, and they'll dominate that chart with a 100% green line!
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But why is the talent leaving the West coast?
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Alebama Kaho agreesGreenRiverGatorz said:Only getting 28.6% of your 5 stars drafted is so improbable you almost have to try to sabotage the players' development to make it happen. Sark is home.
