Not sure what happened after that. One of the more head scratching regressions I've seen.
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In fairness, Sanders looked like an elite playmaker in the making as a freshman.
Replies to: "In fairness, Sanders looked like an elite playmaker in the making as a freshman."
- 30 Years Later, Notre Dame Still Looking for the Next Rocket [NT]
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- UHND - 4:00am 1/10/19
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- Searching for several dire needs the last 30 yeras. [NT] - whatsamataU - 3:59pm 1/10/19
- I think college football in general is looking for the next Rocket - Shadow_of_the_Dome - 11:27am 1/10/19
- Zackly. 4.28 (or less) will having EVERYONE’S attention— - faircatchcorby - 1:44pm 1/10/19
- I hate to say it but a couple of former Michigan Players come to mind - IrishBarry - 12:34pm 1/10/19
- Yes. There are a few every year, but it depends on your definition of exciting. Some have played R - WestCoastIrishFan - 12:19pm 1/10/19
- Willie Clark was clocked @4.29 [NT] [LINK] - DonMiller - 9:34am 1/10/19
- ND already got the "next Rocket." [LINK]
- Napoleon - 9:27am 1/10/19
- In fairness, Sanders looked like an elite playmaker in the making as a freshman. - IrishBarry - 12:32pm 1/10/19
- Re: In fairness, Sanders looked like an elite playmaker in the making as a freshman. - Napoleon - 6:45pm 1/10/19
- RocketFuel25 must've been sniffing some [NT] - humbaba - 10:36am 1/10/19
- In fairness, Sanders looked like an elite playmaker in the making as a freshman. - IrishBarry - 12:32pm 1/10/19
- Will Fuller? [NT]
- holybull101 - 9:26am 1/10/19
- Fuller ever return a kickoff? Carry the ball? I love Fuller, but different skill sets. [NT] - Rocket91 - 9:34am 1/10/19
- only one close was probably Golden Tate, can u imagine Tate with Holtz? [NT] [LINK] - DonMiller - 9:17am 1/10/19
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