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Here's an article with some decent info on our new QB that was either not edited at all or was horribly edited. https://upnewsinfo.com/2020/04/23/how-good-is-tuas-brother-why-taulia-tagovailoa-can-make-a-name-for-herself-in-alabama/

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Here's an article with some decent info on our new QB that was either not edited at all or was horribly edited. https://upnewsinfo.com/2020/04/23/how-good-is-tuas-brother-why-taulia-tagovailoa-can-make-a-name-for-herself-in-alabama/

You sure that’s not from the sports section of The Onion?

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Before the Tagovailoa family moved to Alabama, Taulia played his HS football on Oahu at Kapolei HS.

I live in close proximity to the school.

He's a terrific prospect. He's a couple inches shorter than Tua, but he's a better athlete.

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Chocolate City Jordanaire wrote:Before the Tagovailoa family moved to Alabama, Taulia played his HS football on Oahu at Kapolei HS.

I live in close proximity to the school.

He's a terrific prospect. He's a couple inches shorter than Tua, but he's a better athlete.

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They both had phenominal passing stats in HS - with Taulia getting close to Tua's yardage and TD's, but Tua was much more of a running QB - with 1,727 yards and 27 TD's in his 2 HS seasons vs Taulia's 583 yards and 11 TD's - also in 2 seasons. But maybe Tua's injuries have already sapped some of his athleticism?

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She's taller than 2 of the men's recruits for this season - and still plays guard. Those 2.3 steals per game really stand out.

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The 19 second point made me laugh. He could have a big year if Taulia comes through.

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No surprise. I know they can't afford to lose any more players. Donta Scott, Daryl Morsell, Wiggins and Ayala. Get used to playing 35+minutes per game unless the B.C. transfer gets a waiver.

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It appears that the Mike Locksley era is rounding into form at Maryland. When Locksley arrived at Maryland, his differentiating characteristic was what he could realistically promise on the recruiting trail.

You could excuse his 3-31 record as a head coach because he was a DMV guy with DMV roots who has been a force recruiting the DMV at everywhere he’s been, including Maryland. In his third recruiting class at Maryland, that promise is starting to come to fruition.

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