Kelly Turner: this guy is a beast

[StallionsModelT]

Is that how special your days are? You wait for message board people to dig through your 20K plus posts? Go back to Red River and pick up some more white trash strange. Keep up the sweet talk sugar mouth.

[gostangs]

The post i recall was more of a dig on HP offensive lineman. I think you were against taking a shot at them since you were thinking it was a waste of a slot. The thing most others overlook about them is that they tend to keep working to get better while others coast. Boyd is another example - had he not been hurt he would have contributed.

you werent wrong about Turner being a sleeper - you were wrong about saying we shouldnt take him. I also recall your statement in defense of Dodge was more definitive, and also wrong. But no - i aint digging through all that crap since it isnt that important.

But unlike some others, I am glad you are on the board since you know recruiting better then most, and you are right most of the time. I just think a little modesty would help your image, and who knows, might help a little with some low rent country girls also - might really work for you. You can thank me later.

[Buddha]

here's a preseason list from CFN of the Top 12 receivers in the league. I'd definitely take Rubbottom out and replace him with Lance Lewis kid at ECU or that kid we just faced Aaron Dotson at Marshall. All these guys in the right offense put up big numbers and are better NFL prospects than Cole Beasley. But Beasley's a nice CUSA possession receiver. Part of the reason we aren't putting up June Jones numbers and barely have a Top 20 Passing Offense is because we need some improvement at Receiver.

That will be crucial when conference realignment forces SMU from Conference USA to the NFL.

Kelly's been a pleasant surprise. He came to SMU undersized and has put in a lot of work in the weight room to get to where he's at. I'm really glad he got on the field this year for us

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