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Rebel of the Week Result - Arkansas

Guess who won.

There wasn't a poll you might say. Well, that's because a poll was unnecessary. I know that this may not be super-timely, seeing as it's three days after the game, but man... Dexter McCluster. What a bad ass. Dexter led the SEC in all-purpose yards this week, and he doesn't even return kicks.

Seriously, ponder on Dex's 123 rushing yards and 137 receiving yards. Those numbers are just ridiculous. What a force he was against Arkansas. As brought to our attention by Hunter C., ESPN said of McCluster that, "you can't win a game of touch football in an elevator with that guy."

McCluster had the day that many of us expected he would produce on a regular basis. Sure, Dexter hadn't done a lot with the opportunities he had been given this season up until this game, but it's difficult to understand the mindset of the coaches in giving him the ball so little. He's the most explosive player on our team. When the ball's in his hands, things like that 60+ yard screen happen.

I understand that he's a little guy, but I doubt that Dexter is concerned. It's only a terrible thing, from a football standpoint, for your most explosive player to go down with injury if you actually use him. There's no reason to protect a great player so much that you don't get him the ball.

If we can adequately put Dexter into positions where he has one man to beat or just gets to carry the pigskin in space, we will beat Auburn. If we don't, we will have wasted our biggest playmaker's senior season.

Congrats to the Real Wild Rebel. Good job buddy. Keep it up.

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LIL BASTIT JUST GOT RABBUL OF DA WEEK SON!

Toughest little bastard in the SEC. I stick by it, Spirit posters. What say you now, huh?!

by The Ghost of Jay Cutler on Oct 27, 2009 12:57 PM EDT reply actions  

Dex was amazing.

This weekend was the first OM game that I watched with my dad in a couple years (due to work, living cross-country, etc.), and the most common thing said at my house Saturday was, “Jesus Christ! That little sum-bitch can run!”

by TheOnlySouthernMissRebelFan on Oct 27, 2009 2:35 PM EDT via mobile reply actions  

Kind of an off the subject question, but have we seen the super rebel formation yet this year? I remember some talk about it in the offseason but haven’t heard anything else about it. Does anyone know or was it just b.s. all along?

by poweforheisman.com on Oct 27, 2009 2:52 PM EDT via mobile reply actions  

The Super Rebel

If it exists, it’s a small variation on the wild rebel that is minute enough that we haven’t really noticed it.

by Juco All-American on Oct 27, 2009 3:13 PM EDT up reply actions  

The Super Rebel

We attempted to run on the first series against Ala. Had Dexter and B Bolden in the backfield and it looked like they were attempting to run an inside veer option. They fumbled on the exchange for a 3 yard loss.

by Bruce Dickinson on Oct 27, 2009 3:44 PM EDT up reply actions  

I remember the play and wondered if that was the super rebel formation. Like a West Virginia style spread option offense with dex at qb. Maybe we will see more of it by the end of the season. Could be a nice package if we could execute the plays.

by poweforheisman.com on Oct 27, 2009 3:59 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions  

Too bad the stretch...

…with Powe in the backfield wasn’t more productive. That would certainly be a tooth-grinding “Super Rebel,” huh?

"Happiness is riches, complaint is poverty, and the worst I ever had was wonderful." Brother Dave Gardner

by tlcreb17 on Oct 28, 2009 9:31 AM EDT reply actions  

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