New (free) video of Russell on the Rivals page...

dawgatUSM

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I played middle school and Jr. Varsity Quarterback, but I don't have a clue about mechanics and all that jazz. All I did was hand off and throw to the tight end once every couple of games. I do know it's good to be calm in the pocket and have your head down field making checks. That being said, Russell seems to be able to do those things while having a VERY strong, accurate arm. If you go watch, keep your eye on one pass about 50 yards down field that the WR drops, but it was a go pattern, and it was on the money. From watching the video, it seems as though we have a pretty good QB on our hands with a little coaching.

Just thought I'd let you know.
 

TR.sixpack

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Damn, Oak Grove has a nice field.

Second, the dropped side-line pattern was a perfect throw.

Third, he has decent wheels for a kid his size.
 

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when he coached me in 2A (not that 2A is relevant or anything). Was probably our best overall athlete (hell of a LB).
 

dawgatUSM

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Damn, Oak Grove has a nice field.

Second, the dropped side-line pattern was a perfect throw.

Third, he has decent wheels for a kid his size.

That Oak Grove field is thanks to Brett Favre... Along with their weight facility. He's given OG more than USM and that pisses the USM fans off more than you know.
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about is gameplan. He basically said that we were so good that we didn't have to pass. Which was funny to me because of the newspaper article that week about how rich MC was and how poor Provine was.
 

Faustdog

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I saw Marvin Byrdsong's, and he looked like a cross between Lawrence Taylor and Lavar Arrington. We've had several in the past ten years that looked like can't miss prospects. But Moore made some throws in that video that we haven't had anyone capable in a long time. I hope he keeps his commitment.
 

Agentdog

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"That boy good."

Serious, he looks pretty damn good. Size, some speed, arm, touch...... of course, it is a highlight video.

I will say this though. MS 5A football looks good. I was impressed with the way the linemen were holding blocks and the routes ran. Back in the day, when my high school played (4A...nearly 20 years ago). It was take the snap, start running backwards to ellude the jail break, then heave it as far as you could in hopes your one receiver ran under it.
 

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if not, your information is incorrect. Favre was instrumental in assuring the field at OG was completed as planned and without delay, and you are also correct that he made a very generous donation for the weight room. However, his donations to USM Athletics have been constant and consistent and make his Oak Grove donations appear small.

The rumors you appear to have heard are related to the fact that he made a big donation at a critical time to Oak Grove instead of adhering to his pledge, while staying "on schedule" with his USM pledge in spite of a plea to speed up that pledge. Blood is thicker than water. His daughter was at OG at the time.
 
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1. Kid has a big arm
2. that is the best QB highlight video I have EVER seen for a MSU QB commitment
3. You never know how a HS player is going to turn out, but its hard to believe that we dont have a commitment from the best QB in Mississippi.
 

TR.sixpack

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CG might be able to out throw him, however Russell seems to move around the pocket better.

Based purely on highlight tapes, I'd rather have Russell *at this point*.
 

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in the fall he probably had one of the two best arms in the state. Garrett ain't the other. He needs a little quicker release. That's the only thing that jumps out. He has a slight windup.He looks smooth. Not stiff looking at all. Looks a lot like Bilbo from the coast a few years back.
 
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