'12 NC RB Keith Marshall (Georgia Verbal)

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IrishInFL said:
Even though he was supposedly approached about that job 2 years ago?
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Two years ago, they were under investigation. The penalties had not come down yet. I am not saying it will be this year. I could see it happening after Kitten gets them thru the penalty years.
 
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I hope someone brings our ~300 yards rushing tonight to Marshall's attention.
 
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How could you not want to be the runningback in this offense? Cierre is in the top 15 in the country against a tough schedule. By the end of the season if he continues to dominate he will be easily have 1300 yards and Jonas Gray has an outside shot at a 1000 if he gets some more carries, I mean he is averaging 8.5 yards a carry.
 
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notredomer23 said:
How could you not want to be the runningback in this offense? Cierre is in the top 15 in the country against a tough schedule. By the end of the season if he continues to dominate he will be easily have 1300 yards and Jonas Gray has an outside shot at a 1000 if he gets some more carries, I mean he is average 8.5 yards a carry.
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No.
 
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Riddickulous said:
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Yes. We've faced the toughest part of our schedule already and since the Michigan game he has averaged 77 yards a game. If he stays at that pace for the next 8 games that would leave him at 942. What is such a stretch about gaining an additional 60?
 
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Winning a game on a visit, I am told, is not that big in comparison to everything else that is done on an OV. Ask Mr. Te'o

On a side note Cierre Wood (weessstsssiiidde) is on pace to break ND's single season rushing record
 
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Mahone has already started recruiting him:

Will Mahone & K. Marshall On Twitter

Truthh4 (Keith Marshall) @willywavessvoxo ayy man congrats on the committ .. You gone be up there for the USC game ?

willywavessvoxo: (Will Mahone)@Truthh4 thanks bruh, yes I will be there, is that your official?

Truthh4: @willywavessvoxo yea is it yours ?

willywavessvoxo @Truthh4 nah I took mine for the msu game. You been to ND yet?

Truthh4 @willywavessvoxo naw I wanted to but I had track this summer so I never got a chance too

willywavessvoxo @Truthh4 I feel it, It's a special place man, different than all the other colleges you prob been to, you'll love it.
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I love it! Now we got both Darby and Mahone recruiting him for us. With the atmosphere at the USC game and his friends there to be in his ear the whole game, I really think we can make up some considerable ground on his OV.
 
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This kid Mahone is the real deal as a kid. He's a great runner, obviously, and I'm excited to have him from a football perspective. But he just comes across as so well spoken and thoughtful, he might be my favorite recruit in this class.
 
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hes not the only irish commit chatting Marshall so its great to reach out like this.
 
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This kid Mahone is the real deal as a kid. He's a great runner, obviously, and I'm excited to have him from a football perspective. But he just comes across as so well spoken and thoughtful, he might be my binky in this class.
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Not sure what to make of the bolded part, but I agree with the rest. To me a binky is a pacifier and that sounds sick and wrong.
 
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pkt77242 said:
Not sure what to make of the bolded part, but I agree with the rest. To me a binky is a pacifier and that sounds sick and wrong.
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Ha. I'm not sure if that is the genesis of it, but where I'm from its a pretty common expression that means your guy or your thing. Certainly have no interest in the kid as a pacifier. I didn't realize that wasn't a phrase that people are familiar with.
 
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IMO the best part of the twitter convo is that Keith wrote Will first.
 
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willywavessvoxo @Truthh4 I feel it, It's a special place man, different than all the other colleges you prob been to, you'll love it.
^^^^This is what will set us apart from UGA. Love Mahone getting in Marshall's ear. Mahone, Darby, Shepherd, and Greenberry all may be our best recruiters for us.
 
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Rhode Irish said:
Ha. I'm not sure if that is the genesis of it, but where I'm from its a pretty common expression that means your guy or your thing. Certainly have no interest in the kid as a pacifier. I didn't realize that wasn't a phrase that people are familiar with.
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Urban Dictionary: binky

read definition #1, though #3 is not one I have ever heard referred to as a binky.
 
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pkt77242 said:
Urban Dictionary: binky

read definition #1, though #3 is not one I have ever heard referred to as a binky.
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Oh my! Well, trust me, I was not intending any of the meanings there! I'll just go back to my post and change it to a different word.

In New England, people use the word all the time to refer to a player they are particularly invested in, and the guy is typically somewhat off-the-radar. For example, Tom Brady isn't anybody's binky - everyone likes Brady. But if you loved Julian Edelman way more than any of your friends, Edelman would be your binky. I think it started with Michael Holley's man-crush on Ellis Hobbes a few years back.

It isn't meant to carry any creepy innuendo, although I can see why if you heard it and weren't familiar with the parlance it would seem pretty strange.
 
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pkt77242 said:
Urban Dictionary: binky

read definition #1, though #3 is not one I have ever heard referred to as a binky.
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lol WELL THEN...

I too had only known "binky" as another word for pacifier and not as a "great guy" or whatever that crazy Rhode Irish guy said...who the hell is he? ;)

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Oh my! Well, trust me, I was not intending any of the meanings there! I'll just go back to my post and change it to a different word.

In New England, people use the word all the time to refer to a player they are particularly invested in, and the guy is typically somewhat off-the-radar. For example, Tom Brady isn't anybody's binky - everyone likes Brady. But if you loved Julian Edelman way more than any of your friends, Edelman would be your binky. I think it started with Michael Holley's man-crush on Ellis Hobbes a few years back.

It isn't meant to carry any creepy innuendo, although I can see why if you heard it and weren't familiar with the parlance it would seem pretty strange.
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I do appreciate learning things, and that is pretty interesting. I know slang differs between regions, but New England ain't THAT far from the Midwest is it? lol
 
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Rhode Irish said:
Oh my! Well, trust me, I was not intending any of the meanings there! I'll just go back to my post and change it to a different word.

In New England, people use the word all the time to refer to a player they are particularly invested in, and the guy is typically somewhat off-the-radar. For example, Tom Brady isn't anybody's binky - everyone likes Brady. But if you loved Julian Edelman way more than any of your friends, Edelman would be your binky. I think it started with Michael Holley's man-crush on Ellis Hobbes a few years back.

It isn't meant to carry any creepy innuendo, although I can see why if you heard it and weren't familiar with the parlance it would seem pretty strange.
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You don't have to change it. I think it is just the parent in me that hears and sees the word binky rather often. I know that you don't mean anything creepy about it.
 
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