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These RB's are strong!

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Great! --- Mr. Football in Kentucky to a kid that lives in Indiana.

 

State-wide bias in voting will prevent Rolandan from getting this award. Dalton has a better shot.

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No, if Phillips gets enough touches he has the better shot. Cissell would have to put up huge numbers to offset the schedule the Tim plays against.

No, if Phillips gets enough touches he has the better shot. Cissell would have to put up huge numbers to offset the schedule the Tim plays against.

 

 

If Tim wins Mr. Football he will be the first Mr. Football from Trinity without the name Brohm.

If Tim wins Mr. Football he will be the first Mr. Football from Trinity without the name Brohm.

 

If Duece wins, it will be X's first...

Timmy's bench is impressive, but not really relevant to a running back. Does anyone have his squat lifts?

I beg to differ. Bench press is an indicator of overall upper body strength and strength equals durability for a running back, among other things.

I beg to differ. Bench press is an indicator of overall upper body strength and strength equals durability for a running back, among other things.

 

How about this: Bench press is much more important for linemen and linebackers than runningbacks?

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