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Champ Sports Bowl, Miami Hurricanes -vs- Wisconsin

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  • ATENEARSA ATENEARS wrote on
    #3

    Nick Toon, WR for Wisconsin is the son of Al Toon, who also played for Wisconsin and was a star for the NY Jets. Nick is 6'3", 212 lbs, and mosty likely won't come out until 2012, which appears to be a deep class for WR's.

  • ATENEARSA ATENEARS wrote on
    #4

    Go Big Ten!

  • A Alo wrote on
    #5

    Keep an eye on O'Brien Schofield (DE Wisconsin #50). He's an explosive edge rusher with the athleticism to play 3-4 OLB. However, instincts might be an issue: Wisconsin tried to turn him into a linebacker a few years ago, and he couldn't make it work.

    Some think he'll end up being limited to a nickel rusher role, but I like his upside in the 3rd round.

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  • A Alo

    Keep an eye on O'Brien Schofield (DE Wisconsin #50). He's an explosive edge rusher with the athleticism to play 3-4 OLB. However, instincts might be an issue: Wisconsin tried to turn him into a linebacker a few years ago, and he couldn't make it work.

    Some think he'll end up being limited to a nickel rusher role, but I like his upside in the 3rd round.

    Riffer XR Riffer X wrote on
    #6

    @alo said:

    Keep an eye on O'Brien Schofield (DE Wisconsin #50). He's an explosive edge rusher with the athleticism to play 3-4 OLB. However, instincts might be an issue: Wisconsin tried to turn him into a linebacker a few years ago, and he couldn't make it work.

    Some think he'll end up being limited to a nickel rusher role, but I like his upside in the 3rd round.

    Nice player.

    Is a pig's ass pork?
  • A Alo

    Keep an eye on O'Brien Schofield (DE Wisconsin #50). He's an explosive edge rusher with the athleticism to play 3-4 OLB. However, instincts might be an issue: Wisconsin tried to turn him into a linebacker a few years ago, and he couldn't make it work.

    Some think he'll end up being limited to a nickel rusher role, but I like his upside in the 3rd round.

    ATENEARSA ATENEARS wrote on
    #7

    @alo said:

    Keep an eye on O'Brien Schofield (DE Wisconsin #50). He's an explosive edge rusher with the athleticism to play 3-4 OLB. However, instincts might be an issue: Wisconsin tried to turn him into a linebacker a few years ago, and he couldn't make it work.

    Some think he'll end up being limited to a nickel rusher role, but I like his upside in the 3rd round.

    Plays like his "Underwear is on fire"? LOL, who was the kid from Wisconsin that they said that about earlier inthe decade?

    (No, not "Maddog in a meatlocker" Junkin)

  • ATENEARSA ATENEARS wrote on
    #8

    Wow, Clay is living up to the billing. Big, smart, patient, and can break away.

  • ATENEARSA ATENEARS wrote on
    #9

    Watch #50 on both teams #50 LB Darryl Sharpton of Miami is a stud, leads the Hurricanes in tackles and #50 DE O'Brien Schofieldof Wisconsin reminds me of Mike Vrabel.

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  • A Alo wrote on
    #10

    Sharpton's expected to go low in the draft because of his height (5'11") and below average coverage ability, but I like how he plays. He's made great strides from last year, when he didn't look like he knew what he was doing on the field.

    Might be a late bloomer who surprises at the next level.

  • ATENEARSA ATENEARS wrote on
    #11

    I've liked Nick Toon everytime I've seen a Wisconsin game. I thought I was bias because of his dad, but the kid is running great patterns and catches the ball effortlessly. Even the catch out of bounds was a beauty.

    Another one to follow over the next year or two.

  • ATENEARSA ATENEARS wrote on
    #12

    Wisc TE Lance Kendricks has a great pair of mits, and even Wisc RB John Clay picked a nice low pass off the carpet.

    GO BIG TEN!!!

  • J JC wrote on
    #13

    Whiskey's looking good. I hope they hange on...I picked them in the bowl-mania challenge. I'm a biased Big Ten fan.

    GO BIG TEN!

  • ATENEARSA ATENEARS wrote on
    #14

    Wisc TE, Kendricks has 7 catches 128 yards through 3-qtrs of play. Kids got great hands and gives his QB a nice target by sealing off his coverage.

  • J JC wrote on
    #15

    Horrible fumble for a touchback. That TD could have been the coup de grace. Christ, they need to finish. They can't let Miami hang around.

  • ATENEARSA ATENEARS wrote on
    #16

    Man, Wisconsin is tough. They are letting the Hurricanes hang around but so far they have over-come everything from the fumble to every big gain this second half called back on a penalty.

    I'm liking Wisconsins Junior QB Scott Tolzien.

  • K kosar_win wrote on
    #17

    Great fumble recovery. C'mon Badgers. Close 'em out.

    Go Big Ten!

  • ATENEARSA ATENEARS wrote on
    #18

    I'm telling ya, #50 Sharpton for Miami can play. Under-sized or not, that kid is the only one who can bring down Clay by tackling him up high.

    #50 Schofield has definately lived up to his billing too.

    Best Bowl game so far, IMO.

    ❤️
  • ATENEARSA ATENEARS

    Watch #50 on both teams #50 LB Darryl Sharpton of Miami is a stud, leads the Hurricanes in tackles and #50 DE O'Brien Schofieldof Wisconsin reminds me of Mike Vrabel.

    A Alo wrote on
    #19

    @atenears said:

    #50 DE O'Brien Schofield of Wisconsin reminds me of Mike Vrabel.

    Physically, he reminds me of Bart Scott, but he's got more pass rush ability. All the tools are there - just gotta make sure he's got the mental makeup to play LB.

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  • A Alo wrote on
    #20

    Schofield definitely looked like a 3-4 OLB on that play.

  • A Alo

    @atenears said:

    #50 DE O'Brien Schofield of Wisconsin reminds me of Mike Vrabel.

    Physically, he reminds me of Bart Scott, but he's got more pass rush ability. All the tools are there - just gotta make sure he's got the mental makeup to play LB.

    ATENEARSA ATENEARS wrote on
    #21

    @alo said:

    Physically, he reminds me of Bart Scott, but he's got more pass rush ability. All the tools are there - just gotta make sure he's got the mental makeup to play LB.

    How did you like him dropping back into coverage on that first down play? He came back up and made the tackle at the line of scrimmage. that showed a lot of what he will need to do at the next level.

  • Mark OM Mark O wrote on
    #22

    Does Miami run anything other than a screen pass on offense?

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