I had heard this kid was making a name for himself in fall camp and turning lots of heads. Well he looks pretty damn special! His future is very bright.
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Fonoti - daaaaaamn!
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His lower half already looks like he could squat a house. Physically he looks damn good for a true freshman. He’s got a low center of gravity and drives through the end of his runs. Build like Saquon, just on a smaller stature.
His biggest cheerleader was Eli when he came back after his first touchdown. Riley said the running back room was the most selfless and team oriented group on the team in the pregame show.
His biggest cheerleader was Eli when he came back after his first touchdown. Riley said the running back room was the most selfless and team oriented group on the team in the pregame show.
And a big raspberry to all those "fans" who didn't come back after halftime to enjoy this great performance. It was great fun to watch.
Walrus
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Yeah, that was legit the highlight of the game for me. He was so fired up. And when things slowed down a bit in the red zone at first I was starting to get worried that he'd keep racking up a bunch of yards but someone else would get the TD so I was rooting for him the whole time.
Hopefully he sticks around for 4 years. Him and Gilman are big time players that could definitely play and start for a lot of FBS teams.
eat a d1ck
mtgrizrule
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Fonoti doesn't slow down much to make cuts, that's rare for a young half back
mtgrizrule
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Better yet, MHSU knew he was getting the ball. Amazing he didn't get tired.
Mick Belker
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F'em. Drinkers and schmoozers. Not Griz fans. My attending days were an hour before to an hour after, in WGS. I sucked the marrow out of the bones of my experience. The Bookstore people smiled when they saw me coming. My 'Griz Room' was well stocked. A five to six hour drive before and after. Long days, but worth it.
mtgrizrule
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I always stay to the end, no matter the score. I stay to see the depth guys. They played well. Fonoti and Ostlewski (sp?) are going to be stars. I like Brady and Loud too.
Me too
We've got 4 excellent RBs counting Rocker. Why we couldn't figure out how to run them more last week will remain a mystery all season long.
Regardless of what we did at UND, we should be able to do lots of ground and pound Bobby Ball against a lot of teams.
I really like that Pawlak wanted to shift things around and play to the strengths of our guys. Hauck did give him credit after the game for this move. Brown looked a lot better at guard today without all the responsibility center brings and seemed to work and communicate really well with Panfiloff. Klimczak did a good job at center. Only saw a couple somewhat inconsistent snaps, but nothing that derailed things too badly. One could have been a disaster but KAY’s athleticism made up for it.
mthoopsfan
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I talked to him after game. He said he'd had fun and wasn't tired.
mtgrizrule
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Dude is work horse and beast
No, they were not Alabama. You must be a blast at parties.
Phenomenal performance. He might be the 2nd best RB on the team right now.
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