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Practice makes perfect!

Well? How was the drink? Did you pour a special bourbon or something? :cool:

Teamwork! :cool:

This is the dude I wanted BADLY and considered a MUST HAVE. Great outcome! Too bad I'm not drinking during the week. ...I'll have to wait until Friday night to pour myself a celebratory drink. Or ten.

I haven't seen Voss or Petersohn play, so I'll reserve comment on them. The dude I'd really want is Estrada. Don't know how many "stars" he has and I don't really care. He will be a star, and something the Gophers haven't had in a while, i.e., a back that is both a one-cut-and-go reliable...

No bueno. For sure.

Disagree. ...And I think Estrada would be a HUGE acquisition. He'd fit perfectly and is everything Mo and Darius were/are, but more explosive. (Not sure he's the pass receiver that Darius is, but not sure he's not, either.)

Nothing more to say on this point. You've nailed it.

Love this guy already.

Me too. Brains matter. Gotta be a killer with an intellect.

I wish I could meet each of you -- because if you're at The Splash, you are something rare. Trust your hearts, guys. You heart knows where your future is.

Tony, Thank you for being a PRODUCER and not only a CONSUMER. People like you make the world go 'round.

Did not know. Good info. Thank you, GIA.

Agree they were both great college backs. Mo was one of the greats, for sure. My point (not that anyone asked me to make one) was that if you run a 4.5+ 40 and want to really succeed (read: NFL), then you better bring something else. Such as being 6' 3" and 250. ...or having agility like...

https://jmp.sh/s/U7vUnyRUnXHrFTsVFGjI Technically, yes. But could Mo do that? Be honest.

As a dad, I highly approve. :-)

I saw the same time from a Google search, i.e., 4.52 -- I think that's was his Pro Day time. I don't know if you noticed, but between his Junior and Senior year, Mo gained a half-step. He was noticeably faster. Not sure how he did it, but he did. So this means Zeke is beginning where Mo...

Maroney ran a 4.48 at his Pro Day. Not incredibly fast, but fast enough. That's the range I'd love to see Zeke get to: fast enough that when combined with power, balance and efficient one-cut decision making, he's a real threat to be reckoned with.

Just viewed his Junior year highlights on Hudl. Seems like a PJ-style RB. One cut and go. Never saw him take an arcing, retreating path to get to an edge. Just seek-your-crease and go. I think there's much he needs to work on, including his physical tools. But his innate sense of how to...

I'll be looking for Henderson to make the squad with the Panthers.