VN Article: 'Little' brother would like to hear from Tennessee

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A few days ago VolNation caught up with Arie Kouandjio, the massive offensive tackle from Hyattsville, Maryland. During that same interview Arie passed the phone to his younger brother Cyrus, who is considered the “little” brother but there is nothing little to this 6’7 322 pound tackle with a forty speed of 5 seconds.“Things are [...]

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A strong showing and improvement by this year's OL will go a long way towards getting both of them and other guys. Kiffin is in an amazing recruiting position if you think about it.

Last year's O performed so horribly that even a decent Offense this year will look like a tremendous coaching improvement. 8-4 or 9-3 will be touted as a tremendous success and a sign of great coaching.

Recruits will see this in combination with the PT available due to Seniors leaving and we will land a top Recruiting and OL class. I really think that our recruiting is going to reach another level about midway through the season when we are 4-1 and probably 5-1.

I can't even imagine what would happen in recruiting if a team that was 5-7 and a joke in 2008 actually did the unthinkable and actually beat the Gators. Even a good showing against them will go a long way in recruiting.
 
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Man, 6'7 322, that's a beastly Boy!!! Man child, could imagine being those two kids err a mens parents trying to feed them? They'd eat you out of house and home. I'd love to get them on the OL together, straight up rode grading Defenses.
 
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