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Saunders indeed was the host for ABC during the 94 FL game. Sanders had an AA game that day.

You included Bailey, but did not exclude Baker.

Sanders and Baker never played together.

Which Tre? 2011 Tre or 2013 Tre? Two very different top gears due to different masses.

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Yep completely agreed.

The perfect example of this is Mike Blanc tackling LaMichael James for a Safety in the BCSCG.

If Stidham stays healthy, I don’t see much PT for Sandberg beyond 4-5 games.

Arkansas, Tennessee and Ole Miss are the only ones I see at this point, but Ole Miss is on the road and they have the offense to keep it respectable enough to have to leave Stidham in. So if ARK and UT are the only blowouts, is one extra game (beyond the 4-game max) worth burning Sandberg’s redshirt? I realize the guy’s age, but he’s stated he wants his college degree.

If more than one of our SEC opponents turn into blowouts, agreed. But I’m not sure we can blow out anyone other than the 3 cupcakes.

The 94 AU secondary was the best ever to play at AU. Wuerffel torched them mostly, but threw a costly pick to All American Brian Robinson late to set up our game-winning drive. The 96 Alabama secondary had Deshea Townsend (played 13 years in the league) and Fernando Bryant, two of the better CBs in the SEC. Wuerffel torched them the entire 96 SECCG. Don’t recall the names of the 96 FSU secondary, but they were really good. Wuerffel had to play them twice. Got stomped in Tallahassee because of FSU’s ferocious D-Line, but redeemed himself in full for the national title.

Textbook Wuerffel and Tebow arms. Their College careers turned out decent.

How long should it take a professional player to get back in shape for a sport he played just 6 years ago? If Stidham stays healthy throughout the 2018 season, that’s a full year of workouts, practices and up to 4 games of action in 2018 to get ready for 2019. He will have a huge advantage on Nix by the time he arrives.

Weinke played minor league baseball in the Toronto Blue Jays farm system from 1990 to 1996, advancing to class Triple-A, before deciding to attend Florida State University. Head coach Bobby Bowden had initially recruited Weinke when he was a prep quarterback in 1989 at Cretin-Derham Hall High School. After quitting baseball, Weinke called Bowden, and Bowden offered him a scholarship with 1997 recruiting class. After arriving he quickly distinguished himself as a starting quarterback, leading the team to victory in the 1999 National Championship. In 2000, at 28, he became the oldest person to receive the Heisman Trophy.