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^^The article state Edwards had 227 all-purpose yards against K.e.nt.  I knew he had a nice game but I wouldn't have guess that many!

 

Way to go VE23!!! :rock:

 

Edit:  Ah... as I read the article the 227 all-purpose yards includes kick off return yardage (of course).  That's still a lot of yardage though :)

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9 hours ago, ZachTheZip said:

 

That's what led to the short kickoff on the final drive. Edwards was just that dangerous.

It is!  And that was a huge decision by Paul Haynes - especially considering we only needed to get into field goal range to possibly send it into overtime.  

 

I remember when K.e.nt short-kicked it.  I was shocked.  I was thinking, "It's not like we've got JoJo Natson back there returning kick offs."  But then in watching the replay, man, Van Edwards was eating them up on returns!  Paul Haynes definitely knew what he was doing.

 

Van Edwards changed the game!

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2 hours ago, Dr Z said:

It's becoming pretty hard to argue with the success that coach Bowden's staff is having recruiting Florida. 

I think it only gets better as the kids visiting UA see so many athletes they recognize from their own region. I'd think your a lot more comfortable coming to UA from central Florida when you meet 25 other Florida kids on your recruiting trip.

 

It also is nice for parents, because trips to Akron to see their sons play are typically inexpensive, non-stop 2-hour flights.

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