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One of the best
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Success stories of ex Tigers is Ray Ray Mc Cloud, the WR for the 49 ers.
Remember him as a Tiger?
One of the many good decisions that Dabo has made.
Playing tonight against Packers
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Re: One of the best
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Jan 20, 2024, 9:13 PM
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He's had a solid professional career. Consistent and persevered. Always liked him.
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Love Ray Ray! I'll never forget the dropping of the ball
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Jan 20, 2024, 9:14 PM
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at the goal line and didn't get the TD.
(I don't remember who it was against).
No wonder these head coaches get paid the big bucks! I would've lost my mind!
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That was the Troy game
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Jan 20, 2024, 9:17 PM
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We were struggling and that would've given us a 2 score lead at halftime. Instead, we took a 13-10 at half and that was the score after the 3rd quarter as well. Ended up winning 30-24 and that missed TD by Ray Ray was a back breaker. I think we would've pulled away from them quicker if that score had counted. It was a big sigh of relief to get take a 10 point lead at half only to have it turned over by that blunder.
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Thanks owensb. Yeah, he wasn't my favorite player then!
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Jan 20, 2024, 9:24 PM
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(along with the majority of Death Valley probably)
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I'm fairly certain after this, it became Hunter Renfrow's responsibility
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Jan 20, 2024, 9:34 PM
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to make sure the football was handed to the ref after any TD if he was on the field. If a player scored and put the ball on the ground in the endzone, you always saw Hunter run to the ball, pick it up and hand it to the ref.
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Re: I remember Dabos response
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Jan 20, 2024, 9:34 PM
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He obviously listened to Dabo. He made it to the big time where many “stars” failed!
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Re: Love Ray Ray! I'll never forget the dropping of the ball
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That was obviously a bad moment, but I'm not gonna hold one mistake against him over his entire career. I think he learned from that experience. Either way, I always liked him. Very good player at Clemson, had a lot of key contributions during the title run era. Solid pro as well.
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Re: One of the best
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Jan 20, 2024, 9:33 PM
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Love you Forrest. But props to the kid for continuing to put in the grind and hone his craft. But it's not too much of a surprise. He was a high 4* 96.+ and was projected in high school to eventually become nfl caliber.
So if we're giving props, you can give Dabo the credit for hiring Jeff Scott. Perhaps we'd have more rr m3 talent the last 3 years if Dabo had hired a proven wide receivers coach.
Props to Jeff Scott who's fertile Florida recruiting territory was his. Jeff found ray ray and went head to head recruiting against Lane kiffin at bama and won.
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