Offer this kid right now.

[ZERO]

We've been saying all along, recruiting Florida is of the utmost importance

[CattleCorn]

We've been saying all along, recruiting Florida is of the utmost importance

I could definitely see Avery Denton a Ford.

[Hoggish1]

We've been saying all along, recruiting Florida is of the utmost importance

14LB baby?  There are likely health problems ahead for this child...

[Three and Snout]

"Maxxandra"...the baby was destined to happen.

[Vantage 8 dude]

We've been saying all along, recruiting Florida is of the utmost importance

Yep, as we've seen from folks like LSWho, 'Bama and others it's NEVER too early to offer a kid a scholly.

[ZERO]

Yep, as we've seen from folks like LSWho, 'Bama and others it's NEVER too early to offer a kid a scholly.

Didn't Franklin offer the future unborn (and not even yet conceived) child of two random people he saw walking in a mall when he was at Vanderbilt? I heard that once but I never confirmed it. It always made me laugh.

[ZERO]

14LB baby?  There are likely health problems ahead for this child...

Unfortunately, you're probably right :-/

[HogFoo]

Unfortunately, you're probably right :-/

I recall a few years ago Lsu had a big OL that they showed pictures of and they said he weighed 16lbs when he was born. Can't remember his name though.

[HogFoo]

Doing my best cliff clavin impersonation  from Cheers.    A bit of useless trivia .  The largest baby ever born weighed in at 26lbs!!  Now that seems like a large baby. But when you take into account that his father was the world's largest human being ever standing at 8'11 and weighing 475lbs and his mother was 7'7. Then it doesn't seem like such a large baby.

[hoghiker]

Doing my best cliff clavin impersonation  from Cheers.    A bit of useless trivia .  The largest baby ever born weighed in at 26lbs!!  Now that seems like a large baby. But when you take into account that his father was the world's largest human being ever standing at 8'11 and weighing 475lbs and his mother was 7'7. Then it doesn't seem like such a large baby.

seems like a large baby.

[HogFoo]

seems like a large baby.

yes. It is.  Although relatively speaking had that baby came out of mother 5'7 or shorter  I'd say it was a giant. But being it came from two huge people not as much of a shock.

[hawg1221]

I'm sorry.  I thought this was a story about Fat Albert.

[ARtillahog]

14LB baby?  There are likely health problems ahead for this child...

Wilford Brimley says hello

[Rocky&Boarwinkle]

Wilford Brimley says hello

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[HogShat]

She probably had Gestational Diabetes. Not terribly uncommon.

[Adam Stokes]

Two things stuck out to me.  One, she didn't realize she was pregnant until 35 weeks in.  Don't you think something would seem wrong if you went 35 weeks without a period?  Second, she thought she was going to be having twins because of how large she was growing.  I think she actually was going to have twins but not-so-little Avery ate the other twin.

[ZERO]

So he's got the power of two. Now we HAVE to offer.

[WriterWrong]

Two things stuck out to me.  One, she didn't realize she was pregnant until 35 weeks in. 

Two things can be assumed: One, this woman is quite large. Two, she's incredibly intelligent.

[Calling All Hogs]

Have we offered all of DMAC's kids yet? They're probably all in elementary school by now.

[ricepig]

Have we offered all of DMAC's kids yet? They're probably all in elementary school by now.

Hopefully they aren't all in the same class, there's a scholarship limit.