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The new DMAC, Michael Dyer

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Is he the next McFadden? Prob. too early for that.

Is he the real deal?Yes...he will be one of only a handful of 5* prospects to come from the state of AR.  And, by most counts, LSU is still his current favorite (that article is old).

 

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Michael Dyer is a beast. The kid can play football. He doesn't avoid contact and he can out run you in the same sense. The kid is a great athlete.

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Quote from: tigerLSU on February 10, 2008, 11:41:39 pm
I've heard so many thing about that guy

Is he the real deal?
http://louisianastate.scout.com/a.z?s=107&p=2&c=691914

No, he is not very good.  He should tell Less Miles to not to bother recruiting him.   ;)
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There will never be another DMAC.  Let's clear that up.

But, he has the tools to be a very good running back.
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Those comments are coming from LR coaches who have seen both play and most are saying he is better than DMAC was at this point. It is way to early to put him in the overall DMAC accomplishment.

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February 11, 2008, 05:30:36 am #6 Last Edit: February 11, 2008, 05:39:41 am by old hog
Quote from: Hawgvillain on February 10, 2008, 11:45:39 pm
Is he the next McFadden? Prob. too early for that.

Is he the real deal?Yes...he will be one of only a handful of 5* prospects to come from the state of AR.  And, by most counts, LSU is still his current favorite (that article is old).


Served jury duty with one of his teachers. He told me Michael is a very special young man, very polite, smart, with good parents, who did not like or trust Nuttless. Let us see what BP can do with him.


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gibby

DMAC is what, 6'1 or 6'2?  Dyer is something like 5'9.  He's a hoss - very well developed - but he doesn't have the size DMAC has.

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Quote from: NWAREDBUG on February 11, 2008, 12:26:07 am
Those comments are coming from LR coaches who have seen both play and most are saying he is better than DMAC was at this point. It is way to early to put him in the overall DMAC accomplishment.

I don't care what the LR coaches say.  DMAC is the #2 rusher in SEC history.  Dyer is going to be a Jr. in highschool. 
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Quote from: FilipinaRazorback on February 11, 2008, 08:42:37 am
LSU won the National Championship on the recruiting skills of Saban.  You can compare the recruiting class the last two years and Saban's are much better.  Miles is a mediocre coach at best....

Hey! Hey! I feel the same way.

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Quote from: Amityvillehogger on February 11, 2008, 12:19:52 am
There will never be another DMAC.  Let's clear that up.

But, he has the tools to be a very good running back.


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Quote from: FilipinaRazorback on February 11, 2008, 08:42:37 am
LSU won the National Championship on the recruiting skills of Saban.  You can compare the recruiting class the last two years and Saban's are much better.  Miles is a mediocre coach at best....


i agree.
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Dyer is most definetly the real deal.  Plus, he has 2yrs. of high school left.  He'll be even more of a beast when he moves up to the college level. 

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I won't call Dyer the next DMAC.  But he has the potential to be All-SEC maybe even All-American.  To me, he's a must get since we don't get 5* players to Arkansas very often.  And if he keeps performing like he has, that will be his likely rating.

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I have to see what he can do in a hog uniform before I even mention him in the same breath as darren.  Yall can keep lookin for "the next DMAC" but we probably won't ever truly have another DMAC. Just speakin the truth.

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I'd be happy with the Next James Rouse - Dmacs come once in a lifetime.
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He wont be the next D-Mac, but he could be the First Michael Dyer. this kid is big, fast, quick, and has a good feel for the game. You can look at his highlights and stats and you will probably be impressed. then when you find out he was only a soph. you will be really impressed.

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Quote from: Tomhog™ on February 11, 2008, 10:08:14 am
I won't call Dyer the next DMAC.  But he has the potential to be All-SEC maybe even All-American.  To me, he's a must get since we don't get 5* players to Arkansas very often.  And if he keeps performing like he has, that will be his likely rating.

You can bet if he signs w/ Arkansas he'll be a 4* at BEST, possibly downgraded to a 3*.

farhan

he's a huge Lsu fan, and he will be a 5star... Meaning he can go whereever he wants.  Meaning he probably go to the school that has won 2nat titles BUT he's still a sophmore right so that 2 years we have to convince him.

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Quote from: jpenrod1 on February 11, 2008, 11:20:24 am
He wont be the next D-Mac, but he could be the First Michael Dyer. this kid is big, fast, quick, and has a good feel for the game. You can look at his highlights and stats and you will probably be impressed. then when you find out he was only a soph. you will be really impressed.
:razorback: :razorback: :razorback: Well said! +1 to you! Why does everybody want somebody to be somebody that has already been? We should want better, I know I do, and the rest of us probably do to.  :razorback: :razorback: :razorback:
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arkjay19

Petrino was able to get Adams away from USC in only two months.  He's got two whole years to recruit Dyer.  I think we have a serious shot.

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Adams wasn't a die hard LSU fan though

 

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Quote from: FilipinaRazorback on February 11, 2008, 08:42:37 am
LSU won the National Championship on the recruiting skills of Saban.  You can compare the recruiting class the last two years and Saban's are much better.  Miles is a mediocre coach at best....

Really ? You need to go back and check the rankings of the classes then. Miles classes are just as good, if not better than Nick's. In fact, his first class was ranked around 15th with only 15-17 guys signed. And he had less time to do it than BP this year, since Saban waited until the bowl game to leave for Miami. In fact, he redshirted 17 4-Star players last year. Yes, 17. That class had the highest # of 4 & 5 star players of anyone, including Florida and USC. But no, he can't recruit.

As far as winning with Saban's players, sure, a lot of them were. But why not make that argument for other coaches, i.e.:

Stoops won his NC with Blake's players (2nd year, hasn't won a BCS game since)
Meyer won his NC with Zook's players (2nd year, lost his bowl this year)
Tressel won his NC with former coaches player's (2nd year, hasn't won a BCS bowl since)
Coker won his NC with Davis' players (1st year, enough said)

Only guys I can think of offhand that have won with "their" players are Mack Brown and Petey.

Why isn't anyone pointing these facts out instead of singling out Miles? Ask Bruce James what he thinks of Miles if you want an intelligent opinion.


As far as Dyer, yeah we would love to get him at LSU, but I think with 2 years left he's anything but a lock for anyone right now.

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Quote from: FilipinaRazorback on February 11, 2008, 08:42:37 am
LSU won the National Championship on the recruiting skills of Saban.  You can compare the recruiting class the last two years and Saban's are much better.  Miles is a mediocre coach at best....

Gee, doesn't somebody actually have to COACH the players Saban recruited?  I guess they just coach themselves.

CusefaninAR

Quote from: arkbengal on February 11, 2008, 01:21:43 pm
Really ? You need to go back and check the rankings of the classes then. Miles classes are just as good, if not better than Nick's. In fact, his first class was ranked around 15th with only 15-17 guys signed. And he had less time to do it than BP this year, since Saban waited until the bowl game to leave for Miami. In fact, he redshirted 17 4-Star players last year. Yes, 17. That class had the highest # of 4 & 5 star players of anyone, including Florida and USC. But no, he can't recruit.

As far as winning with Saban's players, sure, a lot of them were. But why not make that argument for other coaches, i.e.:

Stoops won his NC with Blake's players (2nd year, hasn't won a BCS game since)
Meyer won his NC with Zook's players (2nd year, lost his bowl this year)
Tressel won his NC with former coaches player's (2nd year, hasn't won a BCS bowl since)
Coker won his NC with Davis' players (1st year, enough said)

Only guys I can think of offhand that have won with "their" players are Mack Brown and Petey.

Why isn't anyone pointing these facts out instead of singling out Miles? Ask Bruce James what he thinks of Miles if you want an intelligent opinion.


As far as Dyer, yeah we would love to get him at LSU, but I think with 2 years left he's anything but a lock for anyone right now.

Great points!  +1

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Quote from: arkbengal on February 11, 2008, 01:21:43 pm
Only guys I can think of offhand that have won with "their" players are Mack Brown and Petey.

Bowden and Fulmer are both still around, and, of course, Saban himself.  Give Miles credit - he had the most talented team in the nation, and he got some good assistants and let them do their jobs.  Although he's landed a load of great recruits, I'm skeptical that he's as good an evaluator of talent as Saban, who I'd take over any coach in the country as far as finding players that fit the system.  Of course, I could very well be wrong, but we'll just have to wait another year or two to find out.

Demaghog

Does anyone know why this kid has a fascination with LSU?  I've heard he sometimes wears LSU garb. 

Is there a family connection or is it just an infatuation? 

We need to get DMac to call him and set him straight!


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February 11, 2008, 02:13:12 pm #31 Last Edit: February 11, 2008, 02:16:08 pm by Amityvillehogger
Quote from: Demaghog on February 11, 2008, 01:49:50 pm
Does anyone know why this kid has a fascination with LSU?  I've heard he sometimes wears LSU garb. 

Is there a family connection or is it just an infatuation? 

We need to get DMac to call him and set him straight!


Probably because, since he's been alive, he's watched a coach named Dork drive our program into a large hole.  LSU is nearby with 2 National Championships in the last few years..
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Quote from: CusefaninAR on February 11, 2008, 01:27:31 pm
Gee, doesn't somebody actually have to COACH the players Saban recruited?  I guess they just coach themselves.

Thank you for that observation. I mean, everyone knew that Tressel's staff was going to outcoach Miles & Co. this year, right ?

arkbengal

Quote from: idiotghos on February 11, 2008, 01:29:14 pm
Bowden and Fulmer are both still around, and, of course, Saban himself.  Give Miles credit - he had the most talented team in the nation, and he got some good assistants and let them do their jobs.  Although he's landed a load of great recruits, I'm skeptical that he's as good an evaluator of talent as Saban, who I'd take over any coach in the country as far as finding players that fit the system.  Of course, I could very well be wrong, but we'll just have to wait another year or two to find out.

Good points - I didn't think back far enough for Bobby and Fulmer. Don't know how I forgot Saban though. Anyway, you are right in the next few years telling the tale. I will give Saban his due - he is a top notch recruiter. The future SEC is going to be even more brutal with Bama working it's way back and you guys with BP.
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Quote from: arkbengal on February 11, 2008, 02:33:44 pm
Thank you for that observation. I mean, everyone knew that Tressel's staff was going to outcoach Miles & Co. this year, right ?

Well, it's been observed by "experts" on this thread that Miles is "mediocre".  I'll bet it was Saban's recruiting skills that called the X's and O's against OSU.

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Quote from: jpenrod1 on February 11, 2008, 11:20:24 am
He wont be the next D-Mac, but he could be the First Michael Dyer. this kid is big, fast, quick, and has a good feel for the game. You can look at his highlights and stats and you will probably be impressed. then when you find out he was only a soph. you will be really impressed.
Good post.  And records are made to be broken and DMAC's record will be as well.  It is scary how bigger, faster, stronger they get.  Live long enough and you will see one better than DMAC, just a fact.

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Quote from: arkbengal on February 11, 2008, 01:21:43 pm
Really ? You need to go back and check the rankings of the classes then. Miles classes are just as good, if not better than Nick's. In fact, his first class was ranked around 15th with only 15-17 guys signed. And he had less time to do it than BP this year, since Saban waited until the bowl game to leave for Miami.

Well, what does THAT prove?  Maybe that if Nick can set the recruiting table for him, he can hold down most of the commitments?  I wouldn't crow about that first class if I were you, as it was mostly Saban's doings.

And the situation there is different from what Petrino stepped into here in a number of ways.  Saban winning a National Championship there had already established LSU as a premier program; Nutt clearly improved Arkansas' stature from the hapless Danny Ford era, but not nearly to the recognition level of LSU at the time of Miles' arrival there.  And then, Miles arrival was accompanied by the typical "honeymoon" press reception, while Arthur Blank twisted ESPN's arm to come down on Petrino with everything at their disposal, and they did.  Sp CBP had to deal with that as well.

This is your typical "oranges and apples" comparison.

I respect LSU - not so much your coach's ability.  If both he and Petrino stay where they are for the next few years, it will be VERY interesting to see who has the upper hand.

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This kid has a chance to be really good IMO...

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Concerning Dyer, I've seen him play a few times this year (my daughter goes to LRCA).  He is the real deal.  Right now he reminds me more of a Walter Payton/Barry Sanders than D-Mac.  He can cut, stop and start and when there is an opening it is like he was shot out of a cannon.  He also plays some Linebacker/D-back.

If I remember correctly he went to a camp last summer at LSU, where he ran a 4.37 40.  Two years is a long time for any young man not to be persuaded to switch to Arkansas.  I imagine once he sees what Petrino will do on offense, he will give Arkansas a chance.
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in 2 years anything can happen. Lets just hope he stays healthy and doesnt get into any trouble.

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um... i would just like to comment as having seen him play, and i've never seen a sophmore as good as this kid. no joke, he ran ALL OVER CAC this year, with a man who was recruited by SC not being able to catch him...he's pretty freakin tight.
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From the highlights i seen of this kid he's going to be a good one and i hope we can keep him away from LSU and keep him instate at Arkansas. But like someone said earlier he still has 2 years so lets wait and see what happends with him b/c anything could happen in 2 years.

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Michael Dyer (5-10, 190, 4.4)
Darren McFadden (6-2, 205, 4.3),

I would say that is a pretty big difference.  believe it or not a tenth of a second is the difference between a TD and stopped in the backfield.
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Quote from: arkbengal on February 11, 2008, 01:21:43 pm
As far as winning with Saban's players, sure, a lot of them were. But why not make that argument for other coaches, i.e.:

Stoops won his NC with Blake's players (2nd year, hasn't won a BCS game since)
Meyer won his NC with Zook's players (2nd year, lost his bowl this year)
Tressel won his NC with former coaches player's (2nd year, hasn't won a BCS bowl since)
Coker won his NC with Davis' players (1st year, enough said)
Following that logic, you just proved that Miles is one and done in the BCS.. and I couldn't agree with you more.  Great Insight!

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Quote from: Grateful Red on February 11, 2008, 08:50:08 pm
Following that logic, you just proved that Miles is one and done in the BCS.. and I couldn't agree with you more.  Great Insight!
Does that mean Petrino wins a NC in year 2 with Nutts players?
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Quote from: PorkSoda on February 11, 2008, 09:59:32 pm
Does that mean Petrino wins a NC in year 2 with Nutts players?

i would say that he very well could.  and in 2 years, BP will have some of his own players on the field as well
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Quote from: losthawg68 on February 11, 2008, 10:37:44 pm
i would say that he very well could.  and in 2 years, BP will have some of his own players on the field as well

i would say that you could be very correct on this statement...very good insight indeed.  by the way...your wife looks like a cajun..is she a lsu fan??

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Quote from: PorkSoda on February 11, 2008, 08:37:26 pm
Michael Dyer (5-10, 190, 4.4)
Darren McFadden (6-2, 205, 4.3),

I would say that is a pretty big difference.  believe it or not a tenth of a second is the difference between a TD and stopped in the backfield.


You forgot to put Sophomore in high school, and junior, ready to declare for draft in there buddy.

swinesation

Nobody said Michael runs the same style as McFadden. His style is closest to Barry Sanders. Of course he is not Barry Sanders, but that is his style. To see him break 6 or 7 tackles in one run, and to change directions 3 or 4 times, is a common occurrence. Michael has definitely favored LSU, but as I shared on another thread, I recently was told that he went to a few of the Hogs games last season and is already on the Hogs radar. So we have a chance with him. He is a good kid, but does come from a broken home. His uncle, who is a police officer, has been a good influence in his life.

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February 12, 2008, 01:58:06 pm #49 Last Edit: February 12, 2008, 02:00:01 pm by RanSolo
Quote from: Joe on February 11, 2008, 11:02:12 am
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