Never seen her, but from what I hear on this site, she might be a real Cleveland Steamer.
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LAVISKA SHENAULT IS A BAD BAD BAD MAN
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Glenbuff95
Full grown idot
If Laviska truly is a Heisman contender He probably needs to show that he carried the Buffs to a great season. Does Laviska need to carry the team to a 10 win season to be a legit Heisman finalist? Let's not forget a WR has not won the Heisman since 1991. It takes a special effort for a WR to be considered.
Coach Tucker’s idea of making him a pass rusher who gets double digit sacks along with 100+ catches sounds good.
Big Jim
WTF?
SeanMSan
Well-Known Member
What does a phantom ankle twist on a Nub QB get, that “doesn’t look good” get? I think if put up to task Viska could contain the edge, and keep offenses in check with a possible rush. I’d love to see him blow up screen plays!
BUFFering
Well-Known Member
He might complete the over on the first 3 possessions.
chitownbuff
Club Member
so, we conserved the powers of superman in game 1, but he's going to go all-hulk rage on the fuskers.
somewhere in stinkoln, tonight, a fusker linebacker will wake up screaming, covered in night sweats, while the poor innocent barnyard animal next to him wonders what the issue is. said fusker will know what is coming and what awaits him. Viska cannot be contained; he will not be stopped; he will be leaving broken fusker defenders behind him and crying fusker children in the stands.
judgment is coming.
somewhere in stinkoln, tonight, a fusker linebacker will wake up screaming, covered in night sweats, while the poor innocent barnyard animal next to him wonders what the issue is. said fusker will know what is coming and what awaits him. Viska cannot be contained; he will not be stopped; he will be leaving broken fusker defenders behind him and crying fusker children in the stands.
judgment is coming.
Unleash Hell
Well-Known Member
Is Viska hurt?
That is what some folks around here are saying. Looks like it could be his shoulder again.
Trufflesauce
Well-Known Member
Great feature on Viska by CBS Sports
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He and Winfree were the 2 best WRs on that team.
SeanMSan
Well-Known Member
After seeing what JW did against USC in 17, I can’t believe that FHCMM didn’t use him. Didn’t Viska also make some plays in that game, too?
If they played in the 17 ASU game, I bet either JW or Viska holds on to the long ball Fields dropped. Then the Buffs go bowling in 17.
Nah. He'd have gotten the Ole Miss job after the season if he'd made a bowl. CU would have been paid money for him to leave instead of paying a buyout and that recruiting year would have finished so much better.
I'm not going to cry over spilled milk, but it would have been much better for the program if we'd made a bowl in 2017. Similarly, it would have been better for the program if the Nub kicker hadn't made the 57 yarder and we'd gone bowling that year.
It is always better to make decisions from a position of strength and success than as a reaction to failure.
