Sooners Hand Out Their First Official Offer To 2013 Quarterback
by Jordan Esco on Feb 13, 2012 7:14 AM CST
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The Sooners first 2013 offer at quarterback was expected to be to a five star prospect, but the recipient of said offer may come as a surprise to some. Max Browne (Sammamish, WA) has confirmed to multiple recruiting services that he has received an official offer from Oklahoma and at least to this point, Browne is the only known offer at the position for OU thus far.
After his recent trip to Norman for Oklahoma's first Junior Day, many OU fans had expected five star Tyrone Swoopes to be the Sooners' first 2013 offer at the position. Just to be clear, this now confirmed offer to Browne does not mean Oklahoma will not still offer Swoopes or rule out the possibility that Swoopes could hold an OU offer and the recruiting services just haven't been able to confirm it.
But back to that talented Browne and what this offer could mean with respect to what the Sooners are looking for from the QB position in this 2013 class. As you can clearly see from Browne's highlights above, the young man is a very polished 'pro-style' passer especially for a high school junior. The two things that impress me the most are his footwork, which again for a h.s. junior is outstanding, and his athleticism for a kid who is 6'5" 200+ pounds. He's not just a statue back there, but when he does move around in the pocket you can clearly see him keeping his eyes down field. He's definitely more of that pro-style than a guy like Swoopes, but he's also in that mold that OU seems to favor of late in that he can also make plays with his legs when he needs to.
As we mentioned before, Browne is one of the early five star recruits for 2013 and is the #8 overall player and top QB in the Rivals Top 100. He already holds offers from Alabama, Arizona State, Cal, Clemson, USC, Washington, and Wisconsin with the strong likelihood that many more will come. It's obviously very early in the process so it's tough to gauge what OU's actual chances are of landing the young man might be. He seems to be aware of Oklahoma's success with the QB position based on a quote from an interview he gave of September of last year.
"Right now, my top three schools would be Oklahoma, USC and Stanford," Browne said. "With Oklahoma, I really like their passing offense and they have had some great success at the quarterback position. Jason White won a Heisman, Sam Bradford was the top pick in the draft and now Landry Jones is really lighting it up. - ESPiN
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Ugh
I thought the general idea was to incorporate guys that can HELP the team with their feet at the QB position…not sign another #12. Is the kid polished? Yes, he obviously is. I’m just not overly impressed with his running ability. Bob will never let him run.
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And rivals isn't helping him
They compared to Peyton Manning
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 7:49 AM CST via mobile up reply actions
Wow
That is bad. I thought he looked a bit more mobile, but nowhere near where he needs to be for Bob to allow him to run. Hell, Sam looked to be about twice as mobile as this guy and he got to run like 8 times in 3 years.
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I don't know
He looks like one of those quarterbacks that’s great in high school but a bust in college but he still has a year in high school left so we will just have to wait and see how he progresses
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 8:12 AM CST via mobile up reply actions
There could be some of that
I’ve already read one (and brace yourself) comparison of him and Garrett Gilbert.
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Oh god
Swoopes Hillinski please save us
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 9:19 AM CST via mobile up reply actions
All kidding aside
He does have potential if he didn’t rivals wouldn’t say he’s one of the best qbs in the class just hope that he isn’t Garret Gilbert
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 9:29 AM CST via mobile up reply actions
I pray that the young man is nothing like Garrect Dilbert
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The one thing being a lot older has going for it, most of us older have seen more CFB than most younger people have seen web pages.
Let's pump the breaks a bit here.
Garrett Gilbert was just a big armed QB from an extremely well coached team. Max here seems to have a few intangibles and some toughness as well.
by KratosWasASooner on Feb 13, 2012 2:26 PM CST up reply actions
Gilbert was a good runner in HS
and that doesn’t change my opinion, if the kid is going to be a Garrett Gilbert…PASS.
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I made the wrong point originally
It’s far too early to label the kid.
by KratosWasASooner on Feb 13, 2012 3:49 PM CST up reply actions
Swoopes
I would rather have Browne than a Five star that thinks he deserves to come in as a Red Shirt and start. Our QB’s is recent history have done fine as Statues. Having a Mobile QB helps but can also hurt you. It makes you more prone to injury look at Micheal Vick this last year and we all know OU’s Injury record. We dont need to worry about our Qb’s as much as scoring in the red zone, learning how to use Tight ends effectively, and run the ball like we use too. Swoopes isn’t where its at
by Denny Cargal on Feb 13, 2012 11:40 AM CST up reply actions
I would argue the idea that we don't need to worry about our QBs as much as RZ scoring
Newsflash…the QB was the ONLY ONE scoring in the RZ at the end of the year. The QB is the most integral part of this offense. And when it was off…the offense was atrocious. Until the OL grows a collective set and can move people off the ball with regularity, thus allowing OU to run the ball well, every week, this team is going to need a QB that is a game changer. Frankly, I’d like to see one that can do it with his feet as well as his arm.
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Yes
Cam Newton put auburn back on the map and I am not saying he did it by himself but he was the center of that team mobile quarterbacks have became a ingredient for success
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 12:01 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
Cam Newtons are extremely rare.
He also had an incredibly gifted OC to call his plays.
by KratosWasASooner on Feb 13, 2012 2:29 PM CST up reply actions
and if we keep that up even Bell will get pancaked and stuffed.
OU has not shown anything creative in that formation. Same thing every time, run left, run right, run up the middle. Bell does a good job and it is strength and vision of the field that make most of the scores possible, but how about getting a real RB that can score in the RZ multiple ways and using the TE’s as well.
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No arguments from me
OU has to get the OL to push people around and has to make the zone read a staple of the offense with Bell in the game. Plus, they have to allow him to throw. And by that I mean he must get reads and actual routes. None of this one WR slant crap.
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I don't think hepaul was comfortable
Having him throw last year but they need to quit running that same play add reverses and options it would help a lot
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 1:08 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
I get what you're saying
I just think if you’re going to make a guy that big of a part of your offense, you need to work in more than six passing attempts. Boot him and give him a run/throw option if need be.
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Whoa there chicken littles
The kid looks really good with his arm and pocket presence, plus he’s a winner. He was Washington player of the year as a junior? Wow. And Stanford wants him, so he’s got some brains. If you watched the tape, you know he’s not a statue back there. As JTE pointed out, the kid has good footwork, better than Landry, if you ask me.
I see a lot of hopping in the pocket and a penchant to half scramble (always to the right)
even when pressure is not presenting itself. #12 also does this…and gets sacked a lot because of it. I just want an athlete back there. Tired of the statues. And face it, if Bob won’t let him run, he effectively becomes a statue.
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I'm a little biased
Because I want Swoopes I think he will be a monster in the big 12 and if we don’t get him Texass will which only makes me hope we get him even more
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 9:44 AM CST via mobile up reply actions
I too liked what I saw from Swoopes
I want an athlete back there. I’m done with the statues. If the running game is going to struggle because of OL or RBs or whatever, the answer is (in part) at the QB position. If you can’t run consistently, you don’t win consistently.
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Exactly
That’s been our problem in a nutshell
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 9:58 AM CST via mobile up reply actions
Swoopes did say this weekend
After his visit to Texas, that he wanted to play close to home. Said Oklahoma would be as far as he would go. Now things can change of course, but IMO that means it’s probably down to UT, OU (assuming we offer/pursue), and one or two other TX schools.
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I think it wouldn't be smart
If we didnt offer swoopes you need options
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 10:06 AM CST via mobile up reply actions
Swoopes has to be offered
if not, it almost feels like OU isn’t even trying.
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Whitewright
is within an hour driving distance from me. Norman is about 2 1/2 hours. If he were to drive straight west to I-35, he could probably make it about a 3 hour drive. Austin on the other hand has to be about a 5 hour drive minimum.
by KratosWasASooner on Feb 13, 2012 2:41 PM CST up reply actions
my in laws live at Lake Fork (not far)
I can EASILY get from there house to Norman in under 3 hours. I have done it several times in fact. I think that from there house it is about 6 hours to Austin, straight through.
In fact, Norman is probably the closest major school. Waco might be equal distance, but that would be it. And from Waco its another 90 + minutes to A&M.
much, much, much, much, much better IMO
kid has good footwork, better than Landry
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Like our chances
With Browne may not be our best option that’s wide open in regards to that but he said ou first in that quote he may have been just saying schools of the top of his head but still that’s a good sign
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 10:02 AM CST via mobile up reply actions
I saw that texass offered swoopes
Looks like we will be the last of his choices to offer him
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 10:32 AM CST via mobile up reply actions
Nothing says "Hey kid. We really want you."
like being the last of KNOWN choices to offer. Wow.
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I don't like the taking the takinG your sweet time
Recruiting approach it sucks
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 10:53 AM CST via mobile up reply actions
I would rather offer in the summer/fall
Alot can happen. And look at some of our early offers that end up decommittimg. Like the polo kid…
by OU JJ on Feb 13, 2012 12:02 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
Kevin Peterson and Davante Harris
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 12:05 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
We dont need a 'mobile' QB!!!
What we NEED is a National Championship worthy DEFENSE…and our offense will take care of the rest. Our offense is usually near the top of the nation, our defense is what holds this team back. D LINEMAN, LINEBACKERS, SAFETIES, and CORNERS…thats what Bob and Mike need to be worrying about. Let Heupel, Norvell, and Gundy do their thing with the offense…
Do we need one no
But it would certainly help us in a big way to have more ways to move the ball
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 12:13 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
You are very right
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The one thing being a lot older has going for it, most of us older have seen more CFB than most younger people have seen web pages.
No arguments about the defense
But it sure as shootin helps to have a mobile QB. It puts so much pressure on defenses, especially in the passing game. The defense will take a while to build…a mobile QB is ONE PIECE. Why not add that piece while we build the defense?
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Yes Please!
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No need to change the offense
Unless you can get your hands on a once in a million player (VY, Tebow, Cam Newton) theres no reason to change the offense that has gotten you all the records, big 12 champs, 2 heismans (should be 3), and 1 NC (+3 NC losses)…Heupel and our offense would work best with a Tom Brady/ Peyton Manning type QB…not a Michael Vick type QB…BAMA and LSU have done it game managing QB’s and dominant defense…we have better offenses than they do, we just need to work on defense.
Yes our defense needs work
And mike should fix it. but when we do the same stuff on offense we will get stuffed by the sec defenses in bowl games swoopes could run great and throw preety good he would give us a better aresenal of plays to run
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 12:50 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
JTE, have you been watching another Sooner football team I know nothing about?
but he’s also in that mold that OU seems to favor of late in that he can also make plays with his legs when he needs to.
In the last 5 years I don’t seem to recall OU having a mobile QB( jumping up and down with Happy Feet is not mobile). If the staff favors the mobile QB then why have we not seen one live and in person?
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The one thing being a lot older has going for it, most of us older have seen more CFB than most younger people have seen web pages.
Bradford was "mobile" enough
But Bob never let him run, so he turned into a statue. It’s the philosophy behind coaching the QBs that relegates otherwise mobile guys into Drew Bledsoe.
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I think after the bedlam flip
Stoops was done with him running
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 1:10 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
I get it
at the same time, you have to let great athletes be instinctive sometimes. And when they can’t, you get things like the 2011 version of the OU defense. Their brains were too busy and they couldn’t just let it all hang out and play ball.
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Yes
For a little bit I saw flashes of Bradford’s running ability who knows they probably would have had him run more in 09 and well we know what happened
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 1:25 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
Kind of ironic though
that he didn’t get hurt running the ball, but rather in the pocket…right where Bob wanted him.
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And if he would have run more...
he would have gotten hurt faster…
by HtownSooner87 on Feb 13, 2012 1:30 PM CST up reply actions
Wow, such a definitive statement
You have no way of knowing this.
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I think that's more of a it might have happened
Assumption everyone can get hurt even the kicker
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 1:34 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
Yeah
And ask Iittle jimmy stevens Michael Hunnicuts favorite person
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 1:38 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
of course i dont know...
but you can use logic to make an educated guess…the more you get, the more likely your are to get hurt.
by HtownSooner87 on Feb 13, 2012 3:31 PM CST up reply actions
Htown is right,
The possibilities of getting hurt are alot higher if your a mobile QB. having a Tebow at OU isn’t it. We have enough play makers, we just need to know how to use them.
by Doc Knoss on Feb 13, 2012 3:51 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
And yet you want to immediately discount the use of a true athlete at the QB position
Look at RG3, the kid almost didn’t have to run in the second half of this year. The threat of the run is what does the most in the passing game…especially in the boot/sprint out game. Nobody is saying we have to have a Tebow (a guy that runs 20 times a game). All I want is a guy that can get 10 carries a game and make them count. That threat is huge.
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haha
Well then you should send stoops a resume for Co Qb coach because you got all the answers and you seem to contradict his thoughts on who OU should send a invite too. Take OU JJ with ya bc he yes mans every word past your teeth and I can tell you have a man crush. I can see it now, your image of OU modeled after the baylor bears lol.
by Doc Knoss on Feb 13, 2012 9:07 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
It doesn't hurt anything
To do things differently at qb and have a mobile one. the possibility of injury is always there
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 6:29 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
On a different note
What do you think about hillinski
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 1:49 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
He's a great big kid
Throws with nice touch, but it’s tough to tell how much zip is really on the ball. Footwork seems a little more sure than Browne. However he may have negative mobility at the next level. Very much a Drew Bledsoe.
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And he's from Cali
Which means a stronger recruiting presence there
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 2:51 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
Good point
I’m still pretty much anti giant, non-mobile QBs at this point.
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@ scarab
I was referring to the QBs they’ve signed as of late (Allen, Bell, Thompson, and Trevor Knight) and how they’ve shown a tendency w/ those guys to favor a QB who can make a play w/ his legs if need be.
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So who do you think
Is ou’s top QB target
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 2:21 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
Considering
Browne is their only offer so far, I think you’d have to say it was him. If I had to put the top four in order now, I’d guess: (1) Browne, (2) Hilinski, (3) Swoopes, (4) Scott (and Scott could be #3 IMO. I’m just not sure how high they are on Swoopes as a QB)
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How quarterbacks do you think will get offers?
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 12:59 PM CST via mobile reply actions
It will depend
On who the coaches feel are legitimately interested. If Browne were to visit, which he’s said he will (not a matter of if but when per his own words), he and Heupel hit it off, and he commits early then I don’t think we’d offer another QB. So it would just depend on how things play out.
Assuming Browne doesn’t commit early . . .
Obviously Browne has one now, I’d expect at some point Swoopes gets one (unless he commits elsewhere before OU offers), I could see Kelly Hilinski getting one (he was supposed to be at the first Junior Day, but was told by the OU coaches to hold off on the trip), the local kid (Brayden Scott) will get one. That would be a possible four, maybe depending on how things play out they hand out one or two more. So I’d say no more than six at the absolute most and that’s only if things go horribly.
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That's good
So do you think we are the favorites to get Browne
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 2:26 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
IMO, we'd be up there
But USC is definitely going to be in the mix and I’d have to check for sure, but I don’t believe their QB situation will be as crowded as ours by the time Browne would be on campus.
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I say offer Browne, Swoopes, and Hillinski
Then let it play itself out. All 3 are probably good enough to take regardless of who else commits, but if/when one commits, it would most likely drive the other two away.
by KratosWasASooner on Feb 13, 2012 3:47 PM CST up reply actions
That's usually how it goes
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 4:03 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
I'd agree
But they need to be careful not to alienate Scott. He’s no slouch, and while they might regard him as their “safety” choice, they can’t just take him for granted.
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I like
Swoopes as my favorite then Browne then hillinski I don’t know much about the Scott kid
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 4:41 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
I think Scott is the "knight" of the bunch
rather than the safety choice. If/when any of the national guys slow play (gunner kiel) they will offer Scott. IMO.
That might be what happens
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 6:10 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
I say if we are going to stay a pass happy offense then we better get a qb who is collective, cool,and calm under pressure. I don’t know if I can take any more of this panic and throw the ball wherever under duress. I wish we would go back to a ground and pound with a fearsome defense.
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by ohiosoonerbaby on Feb 13, 2012 8:32 PM CST via mobile reply actions 1 recs
Hell lets go back to the wishbone
We have the backs for it
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 8:58 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
I'm actually serious
It could be effective
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 9:10 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
I totally agree with the 'Bone
I also think a team CAN pass from that formation effectively.
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I’ve been in the HFJ club. He can’t handle pressure. And idc he’s not Bradford not many are. Just not looking forward to another year of interceptions and panicking under pressure. Just throw the ball away not into triple coverage or straight into a safety.
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by ohiosoonerbaby on Feb 13, 2012 9:13 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
The only thing I don't like about laundry
Is the high passes to wide open receivers and what does hfj mean if I sounded snooty to u Ohiosoonerbaby I’m sorry
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 9:22 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
Oh
Well at least we can say he moves around in the pocket lol
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 9:35 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
Jumping up and down does not qualify as mobile or moving in the pocket
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The one thing being a lot older has going for it, most of us older have seen more CFB than most younger people have seen web pages.
You didn’t sound snooty at all. Just tired of watching Landry make the same mistakes year in and out.
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by ohiosoonerbaby on Feb 13, 2012 9:47 PM CST via mobile up reply actions 1 recs
Good.
About laundry I think he made more mistakes this year then any other probably because the expectations
by theres only one ou on Feb 13, 2012 9:54 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
I can't stand the stupid mistakes for no reason other than sheer panic.
I think he’s a good QB who can’t get out of his own head. He constantly throws off his back foot, which causes him to throw high, because he feels pressure that isn’t there from time to time. He’s guaranteed to make atleast one bonehead play a game just because he panics.
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What about
…his affinity for throwing interceptions at the most inopportune time? Or going down in the backfield from the slightest touch of a pass rusher? Or how he slides 4 yards from the first down marker when the closest defender is 6 yards away? And the constant look of confusion on the sidelines?? Especially after an interception! That guy wasnt there before!!
okie swag
by okie.swag on Feb 13, 2012 9:53 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
And
I say affinity because he does it so much he has to enjoy it right? Especially in the red zone!
okie swag
by okie.swag on Feb 13, 2012 9:57 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
He's good for a couple of head scratchers every game
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My personal favorite
is the scramble (always to the right) out of the pocket, for no reason, only to get sucked up by a DT and get sacked. That is amazing.
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The thing is
Even when Landry is having a good game without the mistakes you described, I’ve noticed that he’ll occasionally just throw the ball away quickly when he doesn’t see anyone open. Glad that he’s not forcing it on those occasions, but WTF? Nobody’s about to tackle him – why doesn’t he wait to see if something opens up?
by ClarkusKentus on Feb 14, 2012 3:55 PM CST up reply actions
Man, I have a busy day and miss out on some good conversation
This kid looks good for a junior, there is some talent there. I’d personally rather have Swoopes but thats just because he’s a freak. I think we gotta offer Swoopes and if we don’t get him, this kid will do in a pinch
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I just pray we utilize Bell more. And not to just run.
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by ohiosoonerbaby on Feb 13, 2012 10:10 PM CST via mobile reply actions
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