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       #Post#: 1766--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Coxson
   DIR By: jaghatai
       Date: April 13, 2012, 5:50 pm
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       Masengo Kabongo is who you're thinking of.  RUMOR is that he's
       going to miss the season with an injury and may come back for
       2013, although it's unlikely.
       I don't mind the smaller D-Line, based on our "philosophy".  If
       we run the ball and control the clock, the quicker d-line can
       attack and not get worn down.  The concern obviously comes from
       being unable to keep our defense off the field.
       Against Gardner-Webb or CSU, this won't be a problem.  Against a
       team like Syracuse...
       #Post#: 1767--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Coxson
   DIR By: ry1nik
       Date: April 13, 2012, 7:03 pm
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       That is troubling that no DL's or DE's are over 250. I didn't
       realize that. Out of curiosity I checked Liberty's roster. They
       have eight or nine DL/DE's over 250. Not sure what's up with
       that.
       #Post#: 1773--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Coxson
   DIR By: Seawolf97
       Date: April 14, 2012, 8:34 pm
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       I looked at our  two deep depth chart from last season. We were
       not overwhelming in size last year either and held our own. I
       counted 3 guys at over 250 and not by much. So I think we will
       be ok this season. I would like to see a couple 290 to 310  type
       guys  as would everyone else.  But I think we have speed and a
       good linebacker corps.
       #Post#: 1774--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Coxson
   DIR By: Seawolf97
       Date: April 14, 2012, 8:40 pm
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       Also missing on the spring roster is Leston Simpson the  DL
       transfer from Minnesota. I supect we have. a few schollies
       remaining that may show up quite soon.I think someone mentioned
       we still 3 or 4 scholarships to give yet.
       #Post#: 1777--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Coxson
   DIR By: ecasadoSBU
       Date: April 15, 2012, 8:08 am
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       Saw a couple of Boosters, Pikiell and his family, and a nice
       scrimmage yesterday at LaValle. The sun was killing me so I only
       stayed there for 10-15 minutes. Simpson is not here yet, Marcus
       Coker is and Adrian Coxon were there I Believe (#1 and #34)
       It was the first scrimmage I ever attended. Pretty cool!
       #Post#: 1778--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Coxson
   DIR By: ry1nik
       Date: April 15, 2012, 10:07 am
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       If Simpson plays, and plays at a Big Ten-level, then I'll be
       less concerned about the small size of the rest of the D line.
       #Post#: 1827--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Coxson
   DIR By: Chairman of the Board
       Date: April 23, 2012, 3:06 pm
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       Hear me out for a second-
       There's been a change in the game the past 15 years or so,
       moving away from the 34s and the huge 350lbs nose guards.  Now
       its more quick, agile DEs and DTs that press the QB.  More 52s
       and nickel 41s.  More of the standup DE type.  More of the
       hybrid OLB that steps up to the line to show blitz, and it
       starts to cloud the distinction between DL and LB.  Think of the
       NY Football Giants, perfect example.
       Plus, its college football, 1AA at that, so 300lbs aint a great
       benchmark.  And look the Big South just doesnt get the size that
       you can recruit to a place like Richmond, JMU, Massachusetts,
       etc.  Other 1AA conferences.
       And lastly, whatever we are doing with our apparently undersized
       d-tackles, its working.
       I'll be watching and rooting.  GO SB  ;D
       #Post#: 1829--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Coxson
   DIR By: Seawolf97
       Date: April 23, 2012, 7:42 pm
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       Have to agree with the Chairman. We were not oversized last year
       either with only two starters on D over 250 lbs and we did
       pretty well.  If Simpson has speed and I guess he may  he could
       be devasting at 250-255.  I remember the Liberty game last year.
       Their huge nose  tackle was gassed by the 4th quarter and became
       a non factor on any pass rush and he goes well over 300lbs. .
       Add to that  our offense that can put up tons of points even if
       we give up  a TD  or so we can just about outscore anyone.
       #Post#: 1831--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Coxson
   DIR By: Chairman of the Board
       Date: April 24, 2012, 8:47 pm
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       heard that coxson may have a friend from UMd  (a corner) that
       may be interested???
       #Post#: 1832--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Coxson
   DIR By: ecasadoSBU
       Date: April 25, 2012, 10:09 am
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       Chair. It seems like you are right. Here it goes:
       "...Stony Brook football coach Chuck Priore announced Wednesday
       that cornerback Avery Graham has transferred to the program from
       the University of Maryland..."
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