Speaking of laying the wood. Here is a great writeup JohnLSU found. SI's Takkle.com compares Loston to Jack Tatum: Loston is impressive. He is aggressive and is like a heat seeking missle attacking the ball carrier. Some of the older readers may remember Jack Tatum. This guy plays with that passion. (LINK) Jack "the Assassin" Tatum was a First Round Draft Pick NFL star for John Madden's Raiders in the 70's -- he was five-time All-Pro ('73 to '77) and Super Bowl Champion ('77). Tatum played college ball for Woody Haye's Ohio State, where assistant coach Lou Holtz used him on defense. Tatum was a two-time unanimous All American ('69-'70). In '69, Tatum finished #10 in the Heisman voting, and in '70 Tatum finished #7 in the Heisman voting. Tatum was one of the hardest hitters ever to play the game, and was responsible for the hit that left a Patriots WR paralyzed from the chest down for the rest of his life. He also knocked out a Colts TE. His hit on Vikings WR Sammy White in Super Bowl XI was one of the best hits in Super Bowl history. At Ohio State, Tatum was such a hard-hitter, that in 2001, Jim Tressel instituted the "Jack Tatum Hit of the Week Award," given to the Ohio State player who had the most impressive defensive hit of the game.
Izzy, john, Bhelm, CP............The Four Tops! I can see them singing now.... Sugarpie, Honeybunch You know that I love you I can't help myself I love you and nobody else... :rofl::rofl::rofl:
