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[1Tripoda]

'Business as usual' for 4-0 UNLV without Sluka

UNLV made a statement in its first game without former starting quarterback Matthew Sluka, as Hajj-Malik Williams threw for 182 yards and rushed for 119 more to lead the Rebels to a dominant 59-14 victory over Fresno State and improve to 4-0.

www.espn.com

 

[1Tripoda]

Top 25 finally?

Tomorrow's Top 25 Today: Alabama moves to No. 1 spot after thrilling win over Georgia in instant classic

Projecting the new AP Top 25 college football rankings after Week 5 of the 2024 season

www.cbssports.com

 

[1Tripoda]

I am finally a Fox's fan

2024 college football rankings: Alabama moves to No. 1 following win over Georgia | FOX Sports

FOX Sports' RJ Young shares his top 25 rankings following Week 5, with Alabama on top following its thrilling win over Georgia.

www.foxsports.com

 

[1Tripoda]

Our old stomping ground

College Football Week 5 Takeaways: Kentucky Rides Defense in Upset, UNLV’s Moment Continues

Elsewhere around the sport, Travis Hunter adds to his Heisman Trophy case and Auburn’s turnover problems strike again.

www.si.com

 

[1Tripoda]

Not an article but dayyyymn, Mortal Combat style tackle

 

[1Tripoda]

Sir Jalen Catalon

 

[unlove]

More positive press showing that winning puts all the negative BS to bed. Can’t place a value on this kind of pub (starts at about the 1:55 mark)…

 

[1Tripoda]

The two clips that was shown, Woodard in both of them. How? Long pass, short pass.

 

[reagan21]

Woodard has rapidly climbed to the to the top of one of my favorite Rebels ever.

 

[1Tripoda]

Woodard has rapidly climbed to the to the top of one of my favorite Rebels ever.

The dude is Super Mario character.

 

[Rebel1986]

More positive press showing that winning puts all the negative BS to bed. Can’t place a value on this kind of pub (starts at about the 1:55 mark)…

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Laugh my ass off, the biggest winner and loser was both the Rebels (UNLV/Ole Miss)

 

[Boston Rebel 2]

Woodard has rapidly climbed to the to the top of one of my favorite Rebels ever.

I hope he gets drafted.

 

[LVRebel2000]

I hope he gets drafted.

I think he has a good shot, as well as Catalon, RW, Baldwin, Oliver, etc. We have a great group right now

 

[Boston Rebel 2]

I think he has a good shot, as well as Catalon, RW, Baldwin, Oliver, etc. We have a great group right now

I think Jackson and a few of those will be late round flyers. Catalon I think will be drafted higher but maybe they see Jackson as a Luke Kuechly type as the game telecast said and he too goes higher. Tedy Brushi similar type as well.

 

[1Tripoda]

I think Jackson and a few of those will be late round flyers. Catalon I think will be drafted higher but maybe they see Jackson as a Luke Kuechly type as the game telecast said and he too goes higher. Tedy Brushi similar type as well.

Now you talking, Boston. Yes, he is a Bruschi type.

 

[1Tripoda]

RWIII is could change a team. He have a different speeds that I cannot understand. Matrix like blur. It is like his lateral movements is faster than anything we can see. His forward speed is fastttt as hell but his lateral movements is faster.

 

[dcut03]

I think he has a good shot, as well as Catalon, RW, Baldwin, Oliver, etc. We have a great group right now

I thought there was just no chance after last season. He just didn't have the size. But he bulked up a lot after last season and seems even faster. The broadcast though he was similar to Luke Kuechly (sp?) which is both a great comparison and extremely high praise.
But I can see it now.

 

[Boston Rebel 2]

I thought there was just no chance after last season. He just didn't have the size. But he bulked up a lot after last season and seems even faster. The broadcast though he was similar to Luke Kuechly (sp?) which is both a great comparison and extremely high praise.
But I can see it now.

Size seems to matter less at LB in the NFL now as they have so many hybrids if you have speed you can get drafted at the position. But his speed isn't high end. I think the comparison to Luke (and why I brought up Bruschi) is they play faster than their speed because of how quick they are to read and react. He is a smart player with very good instincts. Plays hard all the time too.