Ok, this is about ruling the West, right? SEC play record includes games with the East, so that's irrelevant. Plain and simple, we have more SEC West titles. So I repeat, you guys have some catching up to do.

I respect Auburn for the powerhouse that you guys are, but let's get real, we own the West so far this decade.

Oh MAN......you just know the game is drawing near...




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smaller, slightly faster version of Josh Reed. Solid possession receiver, no fear over the middle, great at finding open space in the throwing lanes. Not a ton of game experience, gets by on natural ability.

Doesn't have Reed's ability to out-muscle linebackers and safeties though, and doesn't downfield block as well as JR ...... of course, few receivers do have that ability.

Smaller than Josh Reed?? This guy wouldn't happen to be a midget, would he?

NOT in TS.

Make that mistake again and we'll make you pay AGAIN. :hihi:

He is a good receiver. Had a nice write up in the Mobile paper the other day...

Proving on the field is another story.

Am I gonna have to pimp smack your ugly a$$?!!!

Hang on a sec, the guy is listed at 6'4", nearly 200 pounds. Smaller than Josh Reed?

Motivational ploy or the real deal, I am not sure. Rodgeriqus Smith was moved to first string Z the other day, Prechae has a little work to do.

http://www.oanow.com/servlet/Satell...cle&cid=1149190077901&path=!sports!index.html

“Most walk-ons don’t get these opportunities so I’m just glad to have this opportunity right now – don’t take any steps back, just move forward.”
Borges was so anxious to get Smith - hands down AU’s most productive wideout this preseason - into the starting lineup, he switched him to a new position. After practicing most of the last year at the “X” spot - Taylor’s position - he spent Saturday as the starter at the “Z,” ahead of junior Prechae Rodriguez.