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Re:What more can be said????

#9 3 years, 5 months ago
wlayton wrote:
DawgDoc.....I believe you have found THE problem!!! RIDALYN !!!!!!! (had to ask my assistant how to spell it)


Fire your assistant... it is Ritalin.
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Re:What more can be said????

#10 3 years, 5 months ago
Oops, glad we aren't in the medical business!!


You know averagedawg, it may be hard to coach heart but it's not hard to bench a lack of heart.
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#11 3 years, 5 months ago
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Oops, glad we aren't in the medical business!!


Speak for yourself.

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#12 3 years, 5 months ago
Actually RxDawgboy, since my business deals with the stock and bond markets (among others), maybe I DO wish I were in the medical business!!
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#13 3 years, 5 months ago
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Oops, glad we aren't in the medical business!!


You know averagedawg, it may be hard to coach heart but it's not hard to bench a lack of heart.


You can recruite it though!!
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#14 3 years, 5 months ago
I say start the MAT Drills earlier this year. Lets say NOW!!!!!! Wear their a$$es out before you give them time off. I would make every player want to puke before the drills are over, and tell them thats how every DAWG fan felt watching you play this year. The Mat drills will help with conditioning and hopefully help develope some leadership on both sides of the ball. i will tell CWM this: you have one year to turn this around if not bring in a KIRBY SMART yea i said it KIRBY SMART. atleast his DB's would be some of the best in the country. Anyway, bring out the mats and lets get it on. PROUD TO BE A DAWG!!!!!!!

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#15 3 years, 5 months ago
Kirby Smart's a good choice.
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