JohnnyBlue

November 15th, 2011 at 1:06 PM ^

I'm guessing he is late round/undrafted freeagent range right now. may get a shot at a practice squad to prove himself. if he plays lights out these next 2 games and in the bowl, he might get enough hype to be a midrounder.

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In The Shadow …

November 15th, 2011 at 1:11 PM ^

There is no telling how much better he would have been by now.  Its sad that he had crappy DC until this year.  Not just RVB either I am sure other players on our defense would have greatly benefitted from a competent defensive staff.  The guys that are freshmen and sophmores and the incoming classes have a great chance to show the scouts what they have to offer.

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mgoblue11gvsu

November 15th, 2011 at 5:28 PM ^

I know this doesn't really fit in here, but I didn't know if I was able to make a new post. I was at work today and was covering a friend's classroom for an hour and saw something that made me laugh out loud while the students were testing. Next to this teacher's desk was a MSU poster that said:

 

 

"Spartan Fans, Raise Your Shield"
 
Spartan sportsmanship embodies the dignity and respect that comes with being a Spartan.
 
81% of MSU fans in the stands attend games without being intoxicated.
82% of MSU fans in the stands dispose properly of the trash they brought into the parking or tailgate areas.
97% of MSU fans in the stands think it is acceptable for coaches and players to shake hands with their opponents after the game.
 
I laughed at sportsmanship, dignity and respect. Also, being a math person, I looked at this in a different perspective. Basically:
 
19% of MSU fans in the stands attend games intoxicated.
18% of MSU fans in the stands litter or don't clean up after themselves.
3% of MSU fans in the stands don't think it is acceptable for coaches and players to shake after a game.

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