jaxvid said:First let me say that if this poor kid picks Michigan I will personally look him up in Ann Arbor and recommend a nice therapist to help him deal with the frustration of carrying towels and water bottles for lesser talented black players.
Funny stuff but the truth nonetheless.
Memo to Sam's family: STAY AWAY FROM LLOYD CARR!!!!(unless your fine with playing backup safety)
KJV1 said:This kid needs to STAY AWAY from Michigan. I dont care how talented he is. Michigan will move him to slot or safety before his freshman year is over. I think Ohio State would let him run the ball as would Texas Tech. I don't like the idea of him going to A&M, I read on rivals.com or something that 3 of the top 10 high school running backs coming out this year have A&M at the top of their list. I dont want to see another Tre Smith situation. Notre Dame and Iowa would also let him run the ball.
jaxvid said:KJV1 said:This kid needs to STAY AWAY from Michigan. I dont care how talented he is. Michigan will move him to slot or safety before his freshman year is over. I think Ohio State would let him run the ball as would Texas Tech. I don't like the idea of him going to A&M, I read on rivals.com or something that 3 of the top 10 high school running backs coming out this year have A&M at the top of their list. I dont want to see another Tre Smith situation. Notre Dame and Iowa would also let him run the ball.
Who the heck were the last white guys to run the ball at Notre Dame and Iowa? George Gipp and Nile Kinnick? And OSU, when did a white guy get touches out of the backfield there? Just cause they play some white guys at receiver and linebacker and once in a while in the defensive backfield does not mean that a white guy will run the ball there.
whiteCB said:jaxvid said:KJV1 said:This kid needs to STAY AWAY from Michigan. I dont care how talented he is. Michigan will move him to slot or safety before his freshman year is over. I think Ohio State would let him run the ball as would Texas Tech. I don't like the idea of him going to A&M, I read on rivals.com or something that 3 of the top 10 high school running backs coming out this year have A&M at the top of their list. I dont want to see another Tre Smith situation. Notre Dame and Iowa would also let him run the ball.
Who the heck were the last white guys to run the ball at Notre Dame and Iowa? George Gipp and Nile Kinnick? And OSU, when did a white guy get touches out of the backfield there? Just cause they play some white guys at receiver and linebacker and once in a while in the defensive backfield does not mean that a white guy will run the ball there.
Jaxvid, the bottom line is when the hell did any BCS conference school feature a white guy at HB. The point is that schools like Iowa, Notre Dame, Ohio St.,ect... haven't had white guys run the ball but other than that they have been fair when it comes to DB and WR. So that right there gives them some crediblity. The reasoning is that those schools might, not saying will, give Sam a shot at HB. Unlike a Michigan, Texas, the SEC, ect...who would never in a million years give McGuffie a chance.
ToughJ.Riggins said:After seeing him literally hurdle the defender a high jump of 6'4 is less than I expected from him . Great athletes are supposed to be able to high jump their height and McGuffie is what 5'10? For a freak athlete like him I thought his best would be in the high 6 ft range like 6'8 or 6'9. I'm impressed with the long jump and hurdle time though.
lumsdenpower said:DAMN DAMN DAMN DAMN DAMN DAMN DAMN DAMN IT!!!!!!!!!!!
WOW I've never seen a running back like him. He is GOD. AMAZING
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4IJ17ODo_s
lumsdenpower said:DAMN DAMN DAMN DAMN DAMN DAMN DAMN DAMN IT!!!!!!!!!!!
WOW I've never seen a running back like him. He is GOD. AMAZING
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4IJ17ODo_s
SteveB said:That is the ultimate Sam highlight reel. Amazing.
Bart said:It would be nice to see him develop further at the next level. I hope he won't be expected to bulk up and learn how to block better.
McGuffie was the meet MVP. He won the 110m high hurdle finals in 14.5 seconds (all times hand-timed by several judges, who then confer and pick a 'final time'), despite stumbling at the last hurdle (he ran his preliminary in 14.3 despite again stumbling, this time at the next to last hurdle ... McGuffie never got completely comfortable on the asphalt surface).
McGuffie also won the high jump -- he easily cleared 6-4 to win the event, then had three tries at 6-6 -- with the whole crowd all looking on, he missed on the first two attempts ... then on the third and final try he just barely brushed the bar, and it stayed up, just vibrating slightly for what seemed to be an eternity, at which maybe point a gust of wind or a slight earthquake tremor must've come up because the jiggles increased and the bar slowly slid off.
McGuffie also won the long jump with an easy premins jump of 21-10 ... then he got to jump in the finals by himself and made a 23-3. The 5-11, 190 pounder's speed and power (he's heavily-muscled and broad shouldered -- no 'skinny track guy') in our opinion was most apparent on the long jump.
The asphalt track hurt his high jump mark, and also kept him from getting good height on his broad jump.
TMcGuffie also ran for the Cy-Fair 400 and 800 meter relay teams.