D.J. Dunson

Deal Or No Deal

11:40 PM ET 09.15

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Bucs
QuarterbacksNo Deal:
Josh Freeman

Of the 3
first rounders selected in the 1st round of this spring's draft,
Freeman had the most unremarkable college resume.
Freeman's 63% completon percentage was disguised by Kansas State's notoriously cupcake
non-conference schedule as well as the Big 12's pass friendly defenses. However, Raheem Morris' familiarity with
Freeman from his stint as Kansas State's defensive coordinator, from their makes his decision appear to contain a wrinkle of bias.

Deal: Josh
Johnson

Kurt
Warner, Tony Romo, Derek Anderson... Looking for the next…

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Transfers I'd Most Like to See

09:28 AM ET 08.26

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Tim Tebow transfers to USC. It
seems like every 5 star quarterback in this day and age has committed to either
the Trojans or Gators in hopes of being surrounded by a collection of the most
gifted athletes in the nation, but very few have had the opportunity to suit up
for both of them. In addition to doing
that, if Tebow can learn to make the reads in a pro system, refine his
mechanics and emulate his Florida success in Hollywood, Tebow may vault into
the top of the 2011 NFL Draft.

Rather
than running a gimmick spread offense out of the shotgun and garnering
comparisons to Tommie…

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Transfers of Power

09:16 AM ET 08.26

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Even as newly hired head coaches Lane Kiffin(Tennessee),
Steve Sarkisian(Washington), Gene Chizik(Auburn), Frank
Spaziani (Boston College), Dan Mullen(Mississippi State), Chip
Kelly (Oregon) as well as
the unexpected loss of a beloved head coach(half of Maryland's sideline guru,
Ralph Friedgen who has lost 100 pounds since last October) garner
headlines and scrutiny, collegiate transfers usually slip onto campus with
little or no fanfare.

Because most transfers have to wait a year to regain
eligibility their impact resembles the flapping of a butterfly's wings altering
the course of a…

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