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<blockquote data-quote="Boomergump" data-source="post: 145959" data-attributes="member: 639"><p>Thanks for posting this. What can you say? I find myself searching for the right words. I have always appreciated Mason, from his very first start as a freshman. I have seen him repeatedly play well on replay studies I do. However, even after four years, I still haven't appreciated his FULL impact until watching this compilation. Folks, you can watch a lot of film and let any OL player you want put together their highlights, but you will never see anything more dominant than that, in terms of run blocking. You have to keep in mind, those results, those plays, were all against the very best that CFB has to offer. He wasn't going against directional U. Half those plays looked like something out of the movie "Blindside" they were so exaggerated in terms of their dominance. I am speechless. The best part is, he handles himself like a gentlemen out there while crushing people. No funny business. No running his mouth. No after the whistle antics. Nothing, but a pure fighting gentlemen. I don't know about you guys, but I am bursting with pride right now and I am starting to tear up just writing this.</p><p></p><p>Thanks Shaq Mason: For the sheer entertainment value of watching you play, for the example you set for those around you, for representing GT in the best possible way, for being a great teammate, and finally, for just making me feel the way I do right now while pounding the keys.</p><p></p><p>It will be interesting to see how Shaq stacks up in the NFL. Even in that pass happy league, pretty much every team will have a hard time finding somebody who can get up under people with as much leg drive, quickness and balance. Something tells me he will prove himself.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Boomergump, post: 145959, member: 639"] Thanks for posting this. What can you say? I find myself searching for the right words. I have always appreciated Mason, from his very first start as a freshman. I have seen him repeatedly play well on replay studies I do. However, even after four years, I still haven't appreciated his FULL impact until watching this compilation. Folks, you can watch a lot of film and let any OL player you want put together their highlights, but you will never see anything more dominant than that, in terms of run blocking. You have to keep in mind, those results, those plays, were all against the very best that CFB has to offer. He wasn't going against directional U. Half those plays looked like something out of the movie "Blindside" they were so exaggerated in terms of their dominance. I am speechless. The best part is, he handles himself like a gentlemen out there while crushing people. No funny business. No running his mouth. No after the whistle antics. Nothing, but a pure fighting gentlemen. I don't know about you guys, but I am bursting with pride right now and I am starting to tear up just writing this. Thanks Shaq Mason: For the sheer entertainment value of watching you play, for the example you set for those around you, for representing GT in the best possible way, for being a great teammate, and finally, for just making me feel the way I do right now while pounding the keys. It will be interesting to see how Shaq stacks up in the NFL. Even in that pass happy league, pretty much every team will have a hard time finding somebody who can get up under people with as much leg drive, quickness and balance. Something tells me he will prove himself. [/QUOTE]
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