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Senior Bowl 2006 (Practice & Bowl)

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Nick Mangold said:
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Nick Mangold: It wasn't so much making them look bad but just making sure we won. It was an unbelievable feeling.

Thanks for the questions! Michigan still sucks.
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Classic.
 
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Avant is a little man with a little mind. He "insults" Mangold with a "Nick Mangold sucks" (which I'm pretty sure was simply friendly ribbing) whereas Mangold doesn't "insult" one player from scUM. No, the mark of superior intelligence from Mangold is his closing line

mike(Philly): How good did it feel to make ND look so bad

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Nick Mangold: It wasn't so much making them look bad but just making sure we won. It was an unbelievable feeling.

Thanks for the questions! Michigan still sucks.
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Let the little weasels "insult" one; our boys know to insult them all.

Edit: I type too damn slow
 
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Showing his stuff:
Ohio State linebackers A.J. Hawk and Bobby Carpenter turned down their invites to the Senior Bowl. The one Buckeye who accepted the chance to play, center Nick Mangold, helped himself even before he started for the North in Saturday's game.
Mangold's name was repeatedly mentioned in onsite reports of players who helped themselves during the practices leading up to the game.
SI.com reported that "Mangold was rock solid and stoned all defenders who tried to get by him." And ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr. included Mangold among the 11 players who raised their draft stock in practice.
"He showed that he is a stronger anchor than most scouts thought," Kiper wrote on ESPN.com. "Mangold proved to be more than smart and athletic."
Mangold was expected to be the first center taken in April's NFL Draft even before this week. He was previously considered to be a possible second-round pick, and could go even higher now.
To reach this Plain Dealer reporter:
[email protected], 216-999-4748
 
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osugrad21 said:
CPD

1/29

Showing his stuff:
Ohio State linebackers A.J. Hawk and Bobby Carpenter turned down their invites to the Senior Bowl. The one Buckeye who accepted the chance to play, center Nick Mangold, helped himself even before he started for the North in Saturday's game.
Mangold's name was repeatedly mentioned in onsite reports of players who helped themselves during the practices leading up to the game.
SI.com reported that "Mangold was rock solid and stoned all defenders who tried to get by him." And ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr. included Mangold among the 11 players who raised their draft stock in practice.
"He showed that he is a stronger anchor than most scouts thought," Kiper wrote on ESPN.com. "Mangold proved to be more than smart and athletic."
Mangold was expected to be the first center taken in April's NFL Draft even before this week. He was previously considered to be a possible second-round pick, and could go even higher now.
To reach this Plain Dealer reporter:
[email protected], 216-999-4748
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What about that Minnesota center?
 
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