'10 GA WR Markeith Ambles - USC Commit

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McDonough (GA) Henry County
Ht: 6-foot-2 (Events)
Wt: 182 lbs
Forty: 4.65 secs
Vertical: 29 inches
Shuttle: 4.28 secs

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Tall receiver that Kiffin likes. Be one to watch out for.

7/25/09 - Rumored to have committed to UF at Friday Night Lights
 
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Ambles is a lock to Bama. It's widely known. Like Malone from Memphis that our new dynamo coach Thompson is locking down as we speak. (Oh, Malone committed to the Bammers) Well, so much for that rah rah attempt.
 
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I'm right on most every point. That's not deniable. You kool-aid drinking fist pumpers need to just be more realistic. We have a couple of pop off mouth bafoons as coaches, bottom line.
 
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VolBall333 said:
Ambles is a lock to Bama. It's widely known. Like Malone from Memphis that our new dynamo coach Thompson is locking down as we speak. (Oh, Malone committed to the Bammers) Well, so much for that rah rah attempt.
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I guess there's no one on the current staff you respect, probably because they never would have recruited your dumb a$$.
 
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when is this clown going to stop ruining every thread he touches?

no one cares what you've done or are going to do in the future.

you are a nobody---always have been, always will be.

you are the ultimate measuring stick for the term irrelevant.
 
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Tennessee Jack said:
when is this clown going to stop ruining every thread he touches?

no one cares what you've done or are going to do in the future.

you are a nobody---always have been, always will be.

you are the ultimate measuring stick for the term irrelevant.
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Who are you talking to?
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I'm a nobody, but you are a non athlete who posts thousands of posts on a college message board..... hmmm......as classy as our new head guy.
 
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dyer_maker said:
He has no interest in Florida.
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"We talk to Florida a lot," Ambles said. "They said they want me to come down there so they can build a relationship. That's how they do it with most of their players before they offer a scholarship so they know what they're getting into. There's a real big chance I'm going to go down there.

"I like (Florida) because they build their offense on what they have so if they have a good passing quarterback they're going to throw it and then (Tim) Tebow can run it, too."
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Really, that is weird
 
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I actually went through a coaching change while I was playing. (Battle to Majors) I understand the pain that you are feeling. It is obiviuos that you had a deep love for Coach Fulmer, I had the same love for Coach Battle. In fact we walked off the field together after his last game against Vandy. He laid his head on my shoulder and cried all the way to the locker room. In fact every one in the locker room cried because he was leaving.

BUT, he knew as well as Coach Fulmer knew, that college football is a business. Business sometimes make changes. We may not always like the change but we learn to live with it.

We had our hearts broken but we went on because we were The University of Tennessee. Thats the way it will always be. There will be young men that will have their hearts broken the same as you and I when Coach Kiffen leaves. That is just a fact. It may hurt right now, but the Love for Tennessee will always remain strong!
 
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Oldvol75 said:
I actually went through a coaching change while I was playing. (Battle to Majors) I understand the pain that you are feeling. It is obiviuos that you had a deep love for Coach Fulmer, I had the same love for Coach Battle. In fact we walked off the field together after his last game against Vandy. He laid his head on my shoulder and cried all the way to the locker room. In fact every one in the locker room cried because he was leaving.

BUT, he knew as well as Coach Fulmer knew, that college football is a business. Business sometimes make changes. We may not always like the change but we learn to live with it.

We had our hearts broken but we went on because we were The University of Tennessee. Thats the way it will always be. There will be young men that will have their hearts broken the same as you and I when Coach Kiffen leaves. That is just a fact. It may hurt right now, but the Love for Tennessee will always remain strong!
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Good Post, but wrong thread?:crazy:
 
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I did in 4 years, I can only assume that you had that length of time. Besides, neither of us know how long he will be here.
 
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After Florida and Bama hang 50 on him this year and Miles hangs 50 on him in 2010, I suspect the love fest will be over.
 
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