'19 NJ ILB Juwan Mitchell (Texas Transfer) [Tennessee commit]

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Catbone said:
Lol
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Lol all you want. Check back in with me after the 2022 draft. You think he's a first or second round talent? That's the true "Lol".

SweetasSoda said:
So coaching was not the problem?
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I mean sure we had bad coaching. Doesn't make up for his lack of length, speed, and size. He will play in the NFL. I never stated otherwise, but he's no where near a Micah Parsons for instance. Or even Nick Bolton. He's a very good college player who does not translate well to the next level.
 
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Ttucke11 said:
Lol all you want. Check back in with me after the 2022 draft. You think he's a first or second round talent? That's the true "Lol".



I mean sure we had bad coaching. Doesn't make up for his lack of length, speed, and size. He will play in the NFL. I never stated otherwise, but he's no where near a Micah Parsons for instance. Or even Nick Bolton. He's a very good college player who does not translate well to the next level.
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Ah. Just remember him being rated top 50 which seemed odd if he lacked length, speed and size.
 
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SugarCC said:
Wrong. I understand what you're trying to get at; but...wrong.
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Just talking opinions, but to me a lot of it is about helpless vs not helpless or less helpess. Similar to how abusing a baby/infant/child is, by some (maybe not all?) seen as worse than abusing a fully-capable adult. Or mentally handicapped vs not. If an adult can protect themselves, and even overpower the abuser if wanted, it's hard to see how that is worse than abusing a completely helpless baby sentient being. It seems it would take a way more pathetic human being to do that.
 
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Weezer said:
Of course it's sour grapes. He either A) was forced to leave because he was part of the scandal that has us facing sanctions, or B) left us when we needed him to step up and lead the most. I hope the kid finds success, and I understand he's doing what he needs to for his future, but that doesn't just make the bitterness disappear. We really could have used him this coming year. So we're allowed to be bitter.

And btw, he's good, but he's no Al Wilson.
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Nobody is Al Wilson. Truly one of a kind
 
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UTMVol76 said:
If so, Dumb!
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Look at who the two LB coaches were compared to the year prior... They were only good at $recruiting$.. Also the loss of a leader like Bituli and overthinking in Pruitts defense didnt help either.. Lots and lots of bad dynamics. A player don't go from being what he was his freshman year to what happened his sophomore year without some underlying issues.. Bituli called the play and HT just reacted.. Him and Crouch needed another Bituli in my opinion for leadership.. 🤷
 
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Weezer said:
Of course it's sour grapes. He either A) was forced to leave because he was part of the scandal that has us facing sanctions, or B) left us when we needed him to step up and lead the most. I hope the kid finds success, and I understand he's doing what he needs to for his future, but that doesn't just make the bitterness disappear. We really could have used him this coming year. So we're allowed to be bitter.

And btw, he's good, but he's no Al Wilson.
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Or Aj Johnson, Jarod Mayo etc.
 
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UTMVol76 said:
Not to defend HT, but that’s debatable
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Pruitt was an idiot in so many ways but I don’t put that stuff on him. Players have to make plays out on the field and HT didn’t do that in coverage (other than his one pick in the SC game)
 
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SweetasSoda said:
I'm just trying to figure out why he's fallen so far. Thought it was coaches but keep seeing posts about lack of ability.
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My opinion, it was coaching. But we're a bitter fanbase, justifiably so, so we'll claim "well he really wasn't that good". Right coach, right system, and I think he shines.
 
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FïreBall said:
Look at who the two LB coaches were compared to the year prior... They were only good at $recruiting$.. Also the loss of a leader like Bituli and overthinking in Pruitts defense didnt help either.. Lots and lots of bad dynamics. A player don't go from being what he was his freshman year to what happened his sophomore year without some underlying issues.. Bituli called the play and HT just reacted.. Him and Crouch needed another Bituli in my opinion for leadership.. 🤷
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I hope Michigan State gives Crouch the choice of playing running back or riding the bench.He sure ain’t a linebacker.
 
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Weezer said:
My opinion, it was coaching. But we're a bitter fanbase, justifiably so, so we'll claim "well he really wasn't that good". Right coach, right system, and I think he shines.
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I definitely thknk you will see that at bama....for just the reasons you specified
 
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