Did anyone hear Kirk Herbstreet on Finebaum!

[offensivecoordinator]

Well, as a student on campus, it is much easier to find out these things...

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by bamsam:
I sure don't understand how so many people are in the know on Croyle's weight room activities.I don't believe they know doodley squat.</font>

 

[TIDE-HSV]

It appears that you're talking to me. BC's workouts occur in full view of many people. If one counts the total number of players and observers rotating through the weight room during his career (nothing new here about his routines) it would number in the hundreds. I'm hearing nothing new now that I haven't heard for the last couple of years. I'll turn it around for you - why wouldn't so many people know. The surprise to me is that it's only been talked about in smaller circles. If you don't think posters here know "doodley squat," perhaps you should find a board where they do. You're pretty close to calling me a liar. You have email...

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[blindbuzzard]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by TIDE-HSV:
The surprise to me is that it's only been talked about in smaller circles.
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Do you know if this is causing any problems with shula and brodie? Because in your earlier post you said that Johnston was not real pleased with his weight room efforts. I'm sure he reports this to Shula.

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"What the Patriots did to Peyton Manning and Marvin Harrison in the AFC championship game was remind us again that whatever else football is, it is first a contest of man-to-man physical strength. He who hits hardest, fastest and most often wins."-Dave Kindred

 

[TIDE-HSV]

On that point, I haven't the slightest perspective. One would think it might. However, so far as I know, Croyle's been automatically pencilled into the #1 spot from almost the time he hit campus and on into Shula's era. He has an overwhelmingly talented arm, remember...

 

[MKAlaw4ua9195]

TommyMac & TuBama:

Amen brothers.

Tide-HSV: We all know Shaun Alexander was not the best running back to be in the game, because he was not active in the weight room.

Brodie may be one of those players that are "Gamers" (which personally, I think he is), like Sean Alexander, and Kieth McCants. And contrary to modern belief I am not convinced that bulk is good for every athlete, body tone is, but not Bulk, IMHO. Bulk is good for the physical players (ie: lines, te, some rb's, lb, saftey). IMHO, a quarterback needs to be in shape but does not need to be Mr. Universe.

And for the umpteenth time, realize 1)wr stone hands, 2) porous offensive line, and 3) NOT ALLOWED TO AUDIBLE LAST YEAR.


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"And there comes Smokey. I never did like that damn dog!" Kenny "Snake" Stabler

 

[TIDE-HSV]

Look, guys, I'm going to close this thread. I think it's focussing, to an unhealthy degree on the personal habits of one player. This player's not perfect (none of them are), but overdue attention shouldn't be paid to it. All of them have flaws...

 

[TIDE-HSV]

Look, guys, I'm going to close this thread. I think it's focussing, to an unhealthy degree on the personal habits of one player. This player's not perfect (none of them are), but overdue attention shouldn't be paid to it. All of them have flaws...

 

[TideMan09]

I miss watching Brodie throw the football, he had a natural cannon of an arm, imagine had Brodie been a workout warrior in the gym..

 

[crimsonaudio]

I miss watching Brodie throw the football, he had a natural cannon of an arm, imagine had Brodie been a workout warrior in the gym..

I suspect that no matter how much he worked out it wouldn't have helped those knees...

 

[TideMan09]

I suspect that no matter how much he worked out it wouldn't have helped those knees...

I hear ya Brad & you're right as rain my friend!!!

 

[BamaMoon]

What in the world...a thread from 2004???

This one caught me off guard!

 

[SkullDuckery]

So did this thing get unlocked automatically after 20 years?

 

[22Musso22]

What in the world...a thread from 2004???

This one caught me off guard!

Definitely weird.

 

[RammerJammer14]

This thread like ^

 

[BamaMoon]

I least when I clicked on it, I felt 20 years younger!

 

[westide]

Now, if we can only go years into the future.

 

[BamaMoon]

Now, if we can only go years into the future.

The flying cars in the skyway over Hill Valley makes me say no. A little too dangerous for me.

 

[gtgilbert]

So did this thing get unlocked automatically after 20 years?

it's like it came off probation or something and just appeared...

 

[Bama_N_Va]

Look, guys, I'm going to close this thread. I think it's focussing, to an unhealthy degree on the personal habits of one player. This player's not perfect (none of them are), but overdue attention shouldn't be paid to it. All of them have flaws...

What I find very amusing here is, after 26 posts the thread was 'closed' so it didn't bring overdue attention to one players 'issues'.

Fast forward to 2024....we got '100' threads open on one player's 'issues'. Times certainly have changed!!!!

 

[Cruloc]

Shula needs to go.....who can we bring in.