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Ain't no way beef bbq is good bbq. No way.Need a recruiter that has food discipline or he will get fat eating all the good barQ .
Ain't no way beef bbq is good bbq. No way.Need a recruiter that has food discipline or he will get fat eating all the good barQ .
Trust me, if you go to a place in Texas where they know what they are doing it is pretty special.Ain't no way beef bbq is good bbq. No way.
Ain't but two things come out of Texas, the man said.Trust me, if you go to a place in Texas where they know what they are doing it is pretty special.
You (and me) know it. I still have dreams about some bbq brisket I had about 20 yrs ago in some little dive roadhouse outside of Austin.Trust me, if you go to a place in Texas where they know what they are doing it is pretty special.
Funny. It was roughly 20 years ago that I too stopped at roadhouse on the way to Austin. The place was actually called "Cowboy BBQ." I regularly cook BBQ spare ribs and consider myself pretty good at it but I still do not know what their secret was to those beef ribs. Brisket is pretty easy to me but getting those ribs tender, drop of the bone, melt in your mouth, is an art.You (and me) know it. I still have dreams about some bbq brisket I had about 20 yrs ago in some little dive roadhouse outside of Austin.
Rutgers, Syracuse, & BC get kids from NJ, but not the best kids from NJ. Those kids go to Penn State, Ohio State, Wisconsin, Michigan, & Notre Dame, in no particular order.
Forget I-Perfection Harris. The great Charlie Rogers came from NJ. Jermaine Miles was an NYC guy. So was Kenny Celaj.
We used to have a pretty solid pipeline in to the Northeast during the 90s. Unless you're getting a top top kid from NJ though, it's not necessarily worth the effort. As a friend of mine at work, who's a HUGE Rutgers fan has pointed out to me, your average 3-star kid from GA or FL would be equivalent to a NJ 4-star.
Rutgers, Syracuse, & BC get kids from NJ, but not the best kids from NJ. Those kids go to Penn State, Ohio State, Wisconsin, Michigan, & Notre Dame, in no particular order.
Forget I-Perfection Harris. The great Charlie Rogers came from NJ. Jermaine Miles was an NYC guy. So was Kenny Celaj.
We used to have a pretty solid pipeline in to the Northeast during the 90s. Unless you're getting a top top kid from NJ though, it's not necessarily worth the effort. As a friend of mine at work, who's a HUGE Rutgers fan has pointed out to me, your average 3-star kid from GA or FL would be equivalent to a NJ 4-star.