'13 GA DE Carl Lawson (Auburn commit)

Join the club. I had mine in old Glocker, a few years before they razed it.

I only went in there once for advising. I thought they were justified in tearing it down.

The ag campus smelled like the elephant exhibit at the zoo. Mixture of hay and animal fesces. The semester where I had a class there and one in humanities back to back was a big pain.
 
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Would compare his game to Reggie white with the run stopping ability of Vince wilfork, the pass batting skills of JJ Watt and the speed of Freeney. JMO IMO TIFWIW
 
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Just a guess but tiny gets all the bigfish to host. Sounds like he is a great one for that distinction

I agree. I think it's because he's the prime example of what it means to be a Volunteer. It actually means something to him, he gets it. Look at his reaction to giving up that sack to Clowney....it absolutely CRUSHED him. As opposed to dudes like Justin Hunter who smile on national TV after dropping crucial 3rd down and TD passes.
 
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Id take lawson over Clowney if Laswon will work. Clowney takes WAY to many plays off. I saw in the the aa game and you still see it today. jmo

Lawson could come in and be Jaques Smith all over again. While I would love to take the chance that Lawson becomes the pass rusher we have been needing, saying he is a take over Clowney is just nuts. Clowney could go in the top 5 of the draft this year if he were able to come out.
 
Lawson could come in and be Jaques Smith all over again. While I would love to take the chance that Lawson becomes the pass rusher we have been needing, saying he is a take over Clowney is just nuts. Clowney could go in the top 5 of the draft this year if he were able to come out.


He'd be number 1..easily.
 
In all seriousness I have a hard time translating linemen to college because they a guy like Dwight Freeney probably killed it against the run and pass in HS but is seen as a pass rusher specialist now.
 

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