'27 TN RB David Georges

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My son has class with him and they talk often. Not sure about a host family but borders have dorm parents. My son said this kid is “locked in” and watches film all of the time. My son told me Friday that David was going to go off against Mccallie but damn. OSU had been in the lead but my son says now David seems all UT. Of course things could change but he likes having his friends there, like Osenda who is also from Canada via Baylor. Hard to say what money can do to change a 17 year olds mind. He is a damn good kid though and is a pure beast. My friend on the Mccallie side said the most violent hits he saw during the game were DGG pass blocking. He flat out leveled a guy blocking on a kickoff. He has power, lateral movement, vision, balance and can explode when he says a gap.
 
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TNBV said:
My son has class with him and they talk often. Not sure about a host family but borders have dorm parents. My son said this kid is “locked in” and watches film all of the time. My son told me Friday that David was going to go off against Mccallie but damn. OSU had been in the lead but my son says now David seems all UT. Of course things could change but he likes having his friends there, like Osenda who is also from Canada via Baylor. Hard to say what money can do to change a 17 year olds mind. He is a damn good kid though and is a pure beast. My friend on the Mccallie side said the most violent hits he saw during the game were DGG pass blocking. He flat out leveled a guy blocking on a kickoff. He has power, lateral movement, vision, balance and can explode when he says a gap.
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I agree there is little reason to stay in HS if that is true.
 
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TNBV said:
My son has class with him and they talk often. Not sure about a host family but borders have dorm parents. My son said this kid is “locked in” and watches film all of the time. My son told me Friday that David was going to go off against Mccallie but damn. OSU had been in the lead but my son says now David seems all UT. Of course things could change but he likes having his friends there, like Osenda who is also from Canada via Baylor. Hard to say what money can do to change a 17 year olds mind. He is a damn good kid though and is a pure beast. My friend on the Mccallie side said the most violent hits he saw during the game were DGG pass blocking. He flat out leveled a guy blocking on a kickoff. He has power, lateral movement, vision, balance and can explode when he says a gap.
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I am believing more and more that this kid may be The One
 
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Volunteer821 said:
Thank goodness cause I may be a little to optimistic about this guy and the impact he could have. I appreciate being brought back to reality......... cause that's the only way to fan. Have to be realistic at all times.
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AND you all will be the first ones to call him a bust once he fumbles twice in a game.

And he will if he doesn't tighten that up.

I want him to succeed, while all you other sheep want to ride him to a championship like a horse.
 
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LittleVol said:
AND you all will be the first ones to call him a bust once he fumbles twice in a game.

And he will if he doesn't tighten that up.

I want him to succeed, while all you other sheep want to ride him to a championship like a horse.
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Jesus, man. Give it a rest. Ball security can be coached. If that's the thing you're picking apart about his game as a high school junior, that's telling about how good he is.

I like you as a poster, even if a lot of others don't. But you've gotta stop fixating on a single point just to beat a dead horse.
 
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