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[quote author=mytwocents link=topic=104712.msg1302257#msg1302257 date=1350431557]
Don't count out orangefield just yet. Carl Wiley is a hoss and right now OF has nothing to lose and that can be very dangerous on a football field.
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Is this Carl Wiley kid the son of a WO-S graduate by the same name?
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To be honest I have no idea.
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Carl and his brother both transferred from WOS I believe
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Well there's your answer lol.
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