Re: J MAR Can I email you pics of people before I hire them so that you can tell me if I should hire them or not?
Re: J MAR How does what I said have anything to do with the picture of Jamarcus Russell? I'm dissecting the sentence: "I feel like I'm one of the chosen ones". Also, I'm taking into account Nick Saban's comments about his work ethic last year. Can I give you the name of a remedial reading instructor?
Re: J MAR How about the MSU game where he set the LSU record for completion percentage? I think Russell has played very good ball this year. The only thing that I think he could do better is cutting down on turnovers. He has to feel the rush from his blindside and know to hold the ball tighter so it doesn't get knocked out. He's had 2 bad INTs this year that I can remember (Florida and UT), and if he can get those eliminated, look out.
Re: J MAR In the ASU and FLA game JR was blindsided and lost the ball. whos fault is that? Bad Blocking or JR not Paying attention.
Re: J MAR yeah we all know there are no NFL qbs who continually make mistakes. its not about college. qbs do it on every level. brett favre comes to mind. when you have a great arm you will force the ball and make plays when others cannot. the pass to bowe was a case of being on the same page. just like the jump ball culpepper continually threw to moss regardless the coverage. jamarcus is just fine and will continue to improve.
Re: J MAR While in the Corps, I trained to climb cliffs. I had this Gunny as an instructor that would always get mad if we fell and didn't warn our belay man that we were falling. I took a couple of good falls during my initial training, and neither time warned my belay man. The Gunny got pissed and wanted to know why I didn't say anything. I told him it was because, until I fell, I had no idea that I was falling. I would assume that this is the case with JR. He is focused down field, and trying to make a play. Of course, he is completely surprised when he's hit.
