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“He is one of, if not the, best cornerbacks in college football and he’s a 1,000-yard receiver, it’s incredible.”Hunter’s unique ability to create an impact on any given snap is what has separated him from the rest of college football during the season. “He’s the best player in college football,” Sanders said after the Buffaloes’ 52-0 win over Oklahoma State. Nobody could deal with him on either side of the ball,” Sanders added. I don’t know where I would have been at if I went to Florida State,” Hunter said on The Pivot. “It would be remarkable, but he’s done it for 12 games a year in college and college football has limits on how much guys can practice – 20-hour-a-week limits.
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Trickery in the NFL May Be Wrong, but It Is Also Legendary
  + stars: | 2023-02-02 | by ( Rich Cohen | ) www.wsj.com   time to read: 1 min
Lester Hayes of the Oakland Raiders covered with Stickum during the Super Bowl in Tampa, Fla., Jan. 22, 1984In February, when the betting lines settle and the Super Bowl looms, my thoughts turn to Stickum, that viscus goo that once coated the hands, arms and jerseys of football players in search of an edge. Stickum—the color of butterscotch, the consistency of rubber cement—became commonplace in the woolly 1970s NFL, especially in Oakland, where the Raiders wide receiver Fred Biletnikoff raised its use to an art. Thus his one-handed and even no-handed catches. (I swear I once saw him snag a touchdown with his head.)
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