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  1. 48 minutes ago, auskip07 said:

    Elite 11?   should i mention more? 

    FMPOV,  popularity being defined as the favor of a particular group of people, in this case the judges.   The winner is the most popular amongst the judges (whoever they might be) - like the Heisman, Academy Awards, Coach of the Year, MVP etc - Typically when there are judges involved,  they are subjectively selecting a winner.    As opposed to being an objective measure,  such as the fastest person in the 100 M at a track meet,  which would not be a popularity award.  

    I don't know how Elite 11 is named, it may be objective or subjective.

     

  2. On 12/13/2018 at 12:04 PM, auskip07 said:

    Its a popularity contest.     I dont think Kiehl Frazier is anywhere comparable to Bo Nix 

    What award isn’t a popularity contest?  It states on the site. ‘Poll results will not be a factor in final selection.’   

    This is for high school achievement, not who has the best college football potential.

     Be happy for the kids.

    Congratulations Bo!! It is quite an achievement to be singled out as a candidate over the thousands of guys that play high school football!

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  3. Let's say he can excel at both.  He would make a lot more money in football than track, but also risk more life-long injuries from football. Given that he is willing to play football, I would say he needs to concentrate on improving his football skills.  Running track may get the attention of scouts that he may not receive if he didn't, so he should probably keep competing in track as well.

  4. Just now, GwillMac6 said:

    Exactly. So true. That is the beauty about Georgia hiring Kirby. He knows how it is done and he knows where the bodies are buried in T town so there is nothing saban can do about it.

    In this new era of bitcoin, it will be impossible to catch anyone.  Unfortunately for Ol Miss, they 'missed' this trend by a few years.

  5. 4 hours ago, GwillMac6 said:

     

    Four things that give Auburn a shot: The depth chart at tackle, his relationship with position coach/area recruiter Rodney Garner, his friendship with Tigers linebacker and former teammate Tadarian Moultry and his friendship with Auburn running back commit Asa Martin.

    That said, it's a battle.

     

    Does playing close enough for family and friends to go to his games matter to him?

  6. On 8/15/2017 at 7:30 AM, AuburnNTexas said:

    I hope we get Bo and JF but when you are talking about great QB's it is often the intangibles that set them apart.  Look at some of the great pro QB's Bart Starr was a field general a solid athlete and a solid arm but wasn't going to set the world on fire with his pure talent, Joe Montana was Bart Starr with a better arm and a little better athlete than Starr but there have been numerous QB's that if you only measured skill set were better then Montana but few who were better on game day. Peyton Manning all the tools size, arm,  etc. but what set him apart was the way he studied the game, he may have been the best prepared QB of all time. Tom Brady none of the experts would have predicted his level of success coming out of HS and college. Joe Kapp  a big boy and a competitor but as a pure QB weak arm made some horrible throws yet he willed his team to win.

    So for all the people predicting BO and JF will both be the next great College QB I hope you are right but till I see them play in a few games I withhold putting them on a pedestal until they have proven it on the field.The measurables are there but there is so much more to being a QB.

    If you wait until they have proven it on the field, it wouldn't be much of a prediction, would it?

  7. I think Bo Nix has a good chance to be the best QB ever to play for Auburn. He may not have the size of CN, JS, JF or other guys.  However, the individual tutoring he is getting from his dad on reading defenses, checking down,  being able to audible, and film study habits will set him apart, especially if we are able to hold on to CCL.

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  8. 26 minutes ago, AidiAU said:

    My huge uga fan coworker simply said, "we weren't going after him."

    :rolls eyes: 

    so, I guess they are playing the Bama card where they didn't want him in the first place. 

     

    All fans make excuses for why their team didn't get a player that committed to a rival...

    1. We didn't want him

    2. We had someone higher on our board

    3. Didn't have a "committable" offer

    4. There were some personal issues our coaches didn't want to deal with

    5. We have a silent commit from someone better

    and my favorite response is

    6. He asked our coaches to top XXX's cash offer and we told him we don't bend the rules at Auburn!

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