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its like everyday we hear about some freshman tearing it up in practice.

robiskie challenging for the 4th spot? thats unbelievable with the depth/talent that we have here. its also good to hear that downing has really improved.
 
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Did anyone else notice the reference to Datish as the starting left tackle? What about Rehring?

Robiskie as 4th receiver? I'm having a hard time believing that. Does that mean he's passed Hall, Dukes, Lyons, and Jordan? If true, then I suppose it's a testament to Brian's supreme talent.
 
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UnderTheRadar said:
Robiskie as 4th receiver? I'm having a hard time believing that. Does that mean he's passed Hall, Dukes, Lyons, and Jordan? If true, then I suppose it's a testament to Brian's supreme talent.
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The article said, "... may end up being the fourth wide receiver."
 
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Tbuck said:
Recheck that it. It says:



Downing is right guard alongside Kirk Barton who is starting at right tackle. Rehring is left tackle alongside left guard Simms.
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I believe UnderTheRadar was referring to this comment from earlier in the article...

"Alex Boone should play along with starter Doug Datish at left tackle."
 
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So, other than the fact than TBuck can't read, :) is Rehring hurt or does this reporter not know what is going on? If he doesn't know Rehring is starting at LT, I don't know how much stock I'd put in the rest of what he says - the part about Robiskie is really surprising (not in a bad way, mind you!)
 
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Datish was practicing with the 2nd team at Center and Left guard during there practice on espn....no way datish is the starter over rehring or even Boone...also during that practice i saw tim shafer working with the defensive tackles and never with the o-line...the roster still has him as an offensive tackle? is he staying on D?
 
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Tginn#7 said:
Datish was practicing with the 2nd team at Center and Left guard during there practice on espn....no way datish is the starter over rehring or even Boone...also during that practice i saw tim shafer working with the defensive tackles and never with the o-line...the roster still has him as an offensive tackle? is he staying on D?
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Are you THE TGinn #7? :bow: :bow:
 
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thackattack said:
I believe UnderTheRadar was referring to this comment from earlier in the article...

"Alex Boone should play along with starter Doug Datish at left tackle."
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Ooops sorry, didn't see that line. :blush:

I had to revisit this thread when I looked at the official media release online today and saw Datish listed there. I am really surprised. I thought that Rehring was the man there.

Guess we shall see how it all shakes out.
 
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Young Bucks contributing.

Freshmen stepping up in a big way today against Iowa. It was great to see Malcolm Jenkins in there competing. Other than the one play he had two penalties on he had a very good game from a coverage standpoint. I thing he will be good.

Lawrence Wilson looked good on the Dline in limited action today. Our entire Dline looked great so there may be more Frosh that I missed.

Mo' Wells looks good at times. He sees the hole and hits it very well right now, just needs to improve his strength a little bit to break some of those arm tackle. He will be a good one.

Jamario O'neal is going to hear it for at least a week from the Glenville crew. His bonehead block in the back cost Teddy a punt return TD. A little more seasoning and some discipline should have him ready to go as well.

I'm sure I missed some. I think overall we had guys stepping up everywhere today. Carry it over the bye week to Happy Valley and lets keep this train rolling.
 
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daddyphatsacs said:
For what it's worth, the call against Jamario was questionable at best. He touched the guys back, and the Iowa defender did his best acting job on that play.
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I agree, you do not want Jamario getting the wrong idea, but that play could have easily ended up with Jamario as a hero, not a goat.

Keep playing the edge, that is what good D must do.
 
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