re: Apparently Brassel is a Rebel

yeah I would believe my brother in law, now the other guy I don't know. Just as i said above. He is from Philly also, is all that I know. I know I would never believe a word cj said from now own. Call it butthurt or whatever. I think you know, he pretty much fricked us in the arse.

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I would never believe a word cj said from now own. Call it butthurt or whatever. I think you know, he pretty much fricked us in the arse.

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Butthurt is exactly what it is, but it's good that you are beginning to come to terms with it.

Diaz = Wilson Same style of D.

Committed to us BEFORE Diaz ever came on board.

That's a bs excuse. Bottom line. Not trying to be racist, but Wilson is even his own color.

please show me post that us State fans supposedly said, during the time of cj's decommit and commit to OM. I'd LOVE to see them & believe me I'm on sixpack quite often.

I was quoting it from someone else and hell yeah you are ignorant if you don't think he's going to get trashed talked after pulling the bs he did. I heard it was on SPS? Is that not where NIX got it from? Here is a comment from him from a few months back



"I just hung out with the coaches," said C.J. "I didn't work out or anything. I hurt my ankle back in the spring, so I am still getting over there. I am just trying to get ready for the season now."

Johnson reports that he spent the majority of his time on campus visiting with the Bulldogs' head man, Coach Dan Mullen.

"Coach Mullen was talking to me about early graduation and all of that," said C.J. "I have a class I need to take and I am about to get started on that, so I can get up there in January."

In addition to his conversations with Coach Mullen, Johnson was able to exchange pleasantries with several of the Bulldog staffers.

"I talked to Coach (Scott) Sallach, Coach Hud, Coach Les (Koenning) and Coach Melvin (Smith)," said Johnson. "I got to talk to just about all of the coaches."

While C.J. made the rounds, he was unable to meet his future position coach face to face this go around.

"I have talked with Coach Diaz some in the phone," said Johnson. "I am ready to play for him. I am probably going to be inside and that's perfect for me."

The four star linebacker reports that he is "solid" in his commitment and most of the other schools who were showing interest are now looking elsewhere.

"There just a couple of schools still trying to try hard," said Johnson. "I think everybody else figured out they don't really have a chance. I am just laying low and getting ready to go to State."

With his college course set for Starkville, C.J. is working hard to get the best players he can to join him at Mississippi State.

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please show me post that us State fans supposedly said, during the time of cj's decommit and commit to OM. I'd LOVE to see them & believe me I'm on sixpack quite often.

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I was quoting it from someone else and hell yeah you are ignorant if you don't think he's going to get trashed talked after pulling the bs he did.

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Contradict much?

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What exactly are you trying to prove in this quote?

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He doesn't even know, Klong is a moron

talking shite now (after committing to OM) and talking before, is a whole different ballgame, numbnuts!

More quotes from cj

An interview C.J. did with the Clarion Ledger has sent Mississippi State fans scurrying to message boards to find out more about Johnson's statements that he may not be 100% committed.

The talented linebacker reports his phone has been ringing all day, so he decided to call scout.com to make a statement.

"There is nothing to worry about," said Johnson. "I am still committed and I am going to stay committed. I am still trying to recruit guys to come to Mississippi State just like I did when I committed back in August.

"If signing day were today, I would sign with Mississippi State just like I plan to do in three or four months."

I am 100% Bulldog," said Johnson. "I can't wait to get up there. I was talking to some of the other prospects there and I am trying to talk to them in becoming Bulldogs too.

"I got the chance to talk with Brent Calloway from Alabama. He's committed to Alabama, but he seemed real interested in Mississippi State.

"I hope to be able to spend some time with him this summer and maybe I can get him to be a Bulldog too."