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BruinVol said:
Took a quick look back at the last 28pages in this thread. I have 18 post counting this one


If that's too excessive for you then please ignore me. It's simple
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I don't care that you post. It's when you pick a topic and post an 18:1 ratio to everyone that it becomes impossible to ignore you in any capacity whatsoever.

You yourself admitted to as much the other day.
 
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BruinVol said:
I posted this earlier but the law says a women can change her mind at anytime

Perhaps allowing such info into evidence might prejudice the jury and what she wanted hours before is irrelevant?
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AJ's lawyer is also wanting social media interactions and texts that came after the encounter between the accuser and witnesses. It's possible they could find something sent by the accuser that shows AJ and Williams are innocent.
 
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Their defense counsel has spoken to a witness or witnesses that confirm messages sent by the accuser or witnesses on social media, supposedly before and after that night, that cast doubt on the allegations.

The Court of Criminal Appeals now gets to decide a novel legal question, prior to trial, regarding what can be obtained (if not initially preserved) and how. The social media companies, of course, are resisting, and the prosecution is acting as their mouthpiece because it fits their agenda of seeking convictions rather than truth.

I would put Stephen Johnson, Tom Dillard and David Eldridge up against just about anyone I've had the privilege of knowing, when it comes to knowing their craft. They won't be outworked.
 
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BruinVol said:
The nfl is a copy cat league. Von miller has almost assure this post is true and also has made speed rushing ends a lot of $
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All I was saying is that Derek Barnett is a dynamic pass rusher but can also play the run. Garrett still needs to prove he can play the run. Von Miller is a LB in a 3-4. He can play more than just rushing the passer.
 
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JCLawyerVol said:
Their defense counsel has spoken to a witness or witnesses that confirm messages sent by the accuser or witnesses on social media, supposedly before and after that night, that cast doubt on the allegations.

The Court of Criminal Appeals now gets to decide a novel legal question, prior to trial, regarding what can be obtained (if not initially preserved) and how. The social media companies, of course, are resisting, and the prosecution is acting as their mouthpiece because it fits their agenda of seeking convictions rather than truth.

I would put Stephen Johnson, Tom Dillard and David Eldridge up against just about anyone I've had the privilege of knowing, when it comes to knowing their craft. They won't be outworked.
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I don't know about Eldridge, but I agree on the first two. Very good attorneys who know exactly what they are doing.
 
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VolGee4 said:
All I was saying is that Derek Barnett is a dynamic pass rusher but can also play the run. Garrett still needs to prove he can play the run. Von Miller is a LB in a 3-4. He can play more than just rushing the passer.
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When he was drafted, Denver ran a 4-3 and he was pretty much drafted for pass-rushing prowess alone.

Garret will get drafted higher because he has the ideal size, length, and speed that teams want in a pass-rusher. Barnett may be the better all around football player, but teams will usually take a chance on the higher upside guy if they think they can teach him to round out his technique.

Honestly, I could see Barnett's stock taking a bit of a hit at the combine and Garret's soaring. I don't see Barnett really blowing up any of the workouts the way Garret will. Barnett's game is more about technique, motor, toughness, and football smarts than it is raw athleticism. I'm not really sure he's built to blow up the underwear olympics.
 
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butchna said:
They pretty much know which path she would've taken. Last time I visited (Mizzou game two seasons ago) they had a knockdown screamfest about Ferguson and the BLM movement. If she wants to have radical kill the police viewpoints as a nurse? They'll pay for it. If not? Go to night classes.
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I could see where someone with that mentality might be attracted to that degree path. And I could see where a concerned parent with a conservative bend might be concerned with that attraction and where it could lead that person.

But I do know people of a different mind-set with that very degree. That is all. :)
 
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The Breakerboy said:
Style wise is what I say. Both play relentless and dominate both aspects of the game.
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I can see what you mean from a mentality standpoint. Barnett will never be 6'6 290 though. He's not going to be able to enjoy the type of size and arm length advantage of someone like Watt.

From a build standpoint, he's got more of a Dee Ford/Melvin Ingram build. He might be a bit taller than those guys, though. It's hard to tell just how tall a guy is until they get to the combine.
 
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Darth_Shiveman said:
I can see what you mean from a mentality standpoint. Barnett will never be 6'6 290 though. He's not going to be able to enjoy the type of size and arm length advantage of someone like Watt.

From a build standpoint, he's got more of a Dee Ford/Melvin Ingram build. He might be a bit taller than those guys, though. It's hard to tell just how tall a guy is until they get to the combine.
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I think he's much stronger than those two. His hand play is much better too. Extremely physical and violent with his hands.
 
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Unrelated sorry. Just saw a 247 update on Bball player Thon Maker and realized me n Summer met him, talked to him, got pics and hung out at Embassy Suites in Nashville one night before a flight and never knew who the hell he was. She told him to go to IU for Pete's sake and I didn't say a word. Dang it he's like 7ft number 1 high school power forward on the planet. I failed the Orange. Never heard of him. I bet that's gona change.
 
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TE Jake Marwede

"They gave me a good look at how I would fit into the program," Marwede said. "Just what it's like to be a part of the team and part of the culture of the Volunteers."

At 6-foot-5 and 240 pounds, he brings several different assets to the table. And with the Vols needing more tight ends, adding someone who can do so much would be ideal.

"I think I bring size and athleticism," Marwede said. "I think I bring great hands and ball skills. I'm able to use my frame as a blocker and I think I'm just an all-around good player. I feel like I'm able to provide mismatches."

Also getting to spend time around current players in the complex and at the Tennessee basketball game gave him a good feel for what it would be like on Rocky Top.

"The players seem really nice and give off a great family feel," Marwede said. "They are really respectful of the tradition here at Tennessee. Everyone is really knowledgeable and it's just a good place with good people."
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Rivals
 
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unioncityvol said:
Unrelated sorry. Just saw a 247 update on Bball player Thon Maker and realized me n Summer met him, talked to him, got pics and hung out at Embassy Suites in Nashville one night before a flight and never knew who the hell he was. She told him to go to IU for Pete's sake and I didn't say a word. Dang it he's like 7ft number 1 high school power forward on the planet. I failed the Orange. Never heard of him. I bet that's gona change.
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Why do you want him to go to Syracuse?
 
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