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To all who follow North Dakota St imagine this D3 guy playing with The Bison http://www.iwusports.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=4520

I'm... not sure what I expected when I opened this thread.

Yeah...Not sure I understand either

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One does not simply...understand a dal post.

grizband wrote:Yeah...Not sure I understand either

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This guy has the size to play at this level if he were the main focus of their rushing attack instant Heisman candidate the NFL WOULD COME KNOCKING ON HIS DOOR IN A HEARTBEAT!!!!!!!!!!

dal4018 wrote:

grizband wrote:Yeah...Not sure I understand either

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This guy has the size to play at this level if he were the main focus of their rushing attack instant Heisman candidate the NFL WOULD COME KNOCKING ON HIS DOOR IN A HEARTBEAT!!!!!!!!!!

Wait, but he's white.

[...]DIII football team Illinois Wesleyan opening season with Mexican school

Wait, that's a thing?

dal4018 wrote:

grizband wrote:Yeah...Not sure I understand either

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This guy has the size to play at this level if he were the main focus of their rushing attack instant Heisman candidate the NFL WOULD COME KNOCKING ON HIS DOOR IN A HEARTBEAT!!!!!!!!!!

Senior Maurice Shoemaker-Gilmore had 65 rushing yards on 11 carries and senior Austin Harrell made two carries for four yards.

Brock Landers wrote:[...]DIII football team Illinois Wesleyan opening season with Mexican school

Wait, that's a thing?

Lol

Brock Landers wrote:

dal4018 wrote: This guy has the size to play at this level if he were the main focus of their rushing attack instant Heisman candidate the NFL WOULD COME KNOCKING ON HIS DOOR IN A HEARTBEAT!!!!!!!!!!

Senior Maurice Shoemaker-Gilmore had 65 rushing yards on 11 carries and senior Austin Harrell made two carries for four yards.

Yes I know about his teammate if this guy (Harrell)had the spotlight to himself at North Dakota St it would be a different story.I would introduce him to track&field.

andy7171 wrote:

dal4018 wrote: This guy has the size to play at this level if he were the main focus of their rushing attack instant Heisman candidate the NFL WOULD COME KNOCKING ON HIS DOOR IN A HEARTBEAT!!!!!!!!!!

Wait, but he's white.

No kidding lol so what look at the size.

Grizalltheway wrote:One does not simply...understand a dal post.

Again if this guy were at Montana you would know him!!!!!!!

dal4018 wrote:

andy7171 wrote: Wait, but he's white.

No kidding lol so what look at the size.

Tradition mandates that you add a "no homo" when you post a sentence like this...

dal4018 wrote:

Grizalltheway wrote:One does not simply...understand a dal post.

Again if this guy were at Montana you would know him!!!!!!!

Have you ever played football?? Just because you're 6-4 and 200lbs doesn't make you a football player.

andy7171 wrote:

dal4018 wrote: Again if this guy were at Montana you would know him!!!!!!!

Have you ever played football?? Just because you're 6-4 and 200lbs doesn't make you a football player.

Yes I have again if this guy were at NDSU he would be the focal point of their offense.

Rob Iola wrote:

dal4018 wrote: No kidding lol so what look at the size.

Tradition mandates that you add a "no homo" when you post a sentence like this...

Point taken just saying he has enough size to play at a D1 school.

dal4018 wrote:

andy7171 wrote: Have you ever played football?? Just because you're 6-4 and 200lbs doesn't make you a football player.

Yes I have again if this guy were at NDSU he would be the focal point of their offense.

Do you know how many defensive linemen that dwarfed me in college that were total soft pussies?

dal4018 wrote:

andy7171 wrote: Have you ever played football?? Just because you're 6-4 and 200lbs doesn't make you a football player.

Yes I have again if this guy were at NDSU he would be the focal point of their offense.

He wouldn't.

D1 may miss on a handful of kids, but the ones they miss on don't end up D3 getting 2 carries for 4 yards

andy7171 wrote:

dal4018 wrote:Yes I have again if this guy were at NDSU he would be the focal point of their offense.

Do you know how many defensive linemen that dwarfed me in college that were total soft pussies?

No why don't you tell me?? Then this guy is taking up a roster spot then.

clenz wrote:

dal4018 wrote:Yes I have again if this guy were at NDSU he would be the focal point of their offense.

He wouldn't.

D1 may miss on a handful of kids, but the ones they miss on don't end up D3 getting 2 carries for 4 yards

You don't know that maybe he needs motivation some players are like that.

dal4018 wrote:

andy7171 wrote: Do you know how many defensive linemen that dwarfed me in college that were total soft pussies?

No why don't you tell me?? Then this guy is taking up a roster spot then.

I'm talking early 90's for me. Howard, DSU, Morgan State, ever DT was 6-5 and 280 or bigger. I was 6-3 270 for most of my playing career at RG. Pussies, all of them.

andy7171 wrote:

dal4018 wrote:No why don't you tell me?? Then this guy is taking up a roster spot then.

I'm talking early 90's for me. Howard, DSU, Morgan State, ever DT was 6-5 and 280 or bigger. I was 6-3 270 for most of my playing career at RG. Pussies, all of them.

Maybe you met the wrong type of lineman did you meet up with players from the SWAC in the 90s???

dal4018 wrote:

andy7171 wrote: I'm talking early 90's for me. Howard, DSU, Morgan State, ever DT was 6-5 and 280 or bigger. I was 6-3 270 for most of my playing career at RG. Pussies, all of them.

Maybe you met the wrong type of lineman did you meet up with players from the SWAC in the 90s???

We were I-AA Independant. And I'm tired of this. There was a kid on our team, weak, undersized, kind of fast played WR. Couldn't even make the travel team. He got sick of it and transferred to D.III Catholic and was all-D3 and a major head liner in the Post's local college sports. Most of my brothers and sisters - in-law went to Catholic U. And were absolutely shocked when I called him a scrubs' scrub.

Bottom line, if you can succeed on the D.3 field, which is really high school football extended, doesn't really translate into D.IA or D.IAA success. ...

andy7171 wrote:

dal4018 wrote:Maybe you met the wrong type of lineman did you meet up with players from the SWAC in the 90s???

We were I-AA Independant. And I'm tired of this. There was a kid on our team, weak, undersized, kind of fast played WR. Couldn't even make the travel team. He got sick of it and transferred to D.III Catholic and was all-D3 and a major head liner in the Post's local college sports. Most of my brothers and sisters - in-law went to Catholic U. And were absolutely shocked when I called him a scrubs' scrub.

Bottom line, if you can succeed on the D.3 field, which is really high school football extended, doesn't really translate into D.IA or D.IAA success. ...

Did you have a shot at playing on sundays you should have introduced that guy to the weightroom maybe if you had he would have turned into this guy from a D2 school another weak undersized WR rejected by D1-AA schools http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwiBW6j80kI suprisingly Central Michigan offered the person in the video a D1-A scholarship but rescinded it due to a lack of size&speed they are kicking themselves right now.

andy7171 wrote:

dal4018 wrote:Yes I have again if this guy were at NDSU he would be the focal point of their offense.

Do you know how many defensive linemen that dwarfed me in college that were total soft pussies?

Stop with the locker room talk andrew!

My guess is (since you played on the least coast) 57

If you had played out west (3) 2 from Montana State, 1 from Leastern Washington