REALLY

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This guy comes to mind. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Bakhtiari
He's a good friend of one of my best friends who went to USD with him. My buddy was an All-CIF DB with offers from a lot of FCS schools. He had good grades and got to go to USD on a scholarship instead of having to go to Cheney or Pocatello to get the "athletic scholarship". He ended up getting hurt, but I don't think he regrets his decision to go to school for free at USD and give it a shot.

Aside: I think I've told it before, but his shining moment in HS was that his track team beat Helix HS in the 4x100 relay his senior year. He was the anchor, and Helix's anchor was a guy named Reggie Bush. The way he tells it, he was like 1/3 of a lap ahead when he got the baton and won by about a meter.

That is awesome. Like I said before the Griz didn’t play a great game but if you were in the crowd you had to come away appreciating some of the plays Butler made. Especially in the passing game. Actually really good coverage and just great throws, routes and catches. It was good football.

I totally agree. I think there were three completions Butler's QB had where our DBs were in perfect positions. Real and fake trolls can say what they want, but I really do not think that was a "bad" football team at all. The QB was smart.

 

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Ponder over to the east for an OL that you may aspire to become.

The one that couldn’t get the ball in on 4 runs from the 3 on the first drive of game?

430ish yards of total offense combined in two weeks.