DeeWildcatTailgater
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has anyone heard anything new about matt ah you coming to weber?? can anyone confirm or deny that he will be playing for us this year?
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matt ah you
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He's going to play at Central Washington. No worries though. I hear our D-line is real athletic and should create opportunities for our LBs to make plays. Word is our DBs and pass rushers are looking very good. A vital combination. I'm hoping they bring the kitchen sink at Wyoming and challenge that quarterback to beat us with his arm.
Wildcat 100
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whereamI said:
I have a strong feeling that people will be surprised at the Dline this year. Last year they were lacking for depth with Scanlon, Johnson, and True Freshman Eastman holding the load. Some of the new recruits are 'lighting it up' and hopefully they can learn their assignments quickly.
If our D can hold everyone down to 20 pts, Wildcats can go undefeated this year....really!.
