OTF Premium Monshun Sales challenges Sauce Gardner

[Hank South]

 

[Hank South]

Lol 

[NothinButDaHorns34]

Even the colts are trying to keep him home? 

[Alex Butler]

1 minute ago, NothinButDaHorns34 said:

Even the colts are trying to keep him home? 

Lol! Nah they’re probably telling him to go to Texas where he can be developed cause let’s be real IU probably not sustainable long term. 

[Paul L]

That was cool.  

[hookem1014]

I’m guessing the tape got confiscated like LeBron and Jordan Crawford lol

[Thanos72]

Title sounds like an anime movie I’d watch…

[Jordan Scruggs]

Sales has already had a lot of exposure to the NFL. Likely part of why he's so mature.

They didn't release the time he ran but Sales and his Lawrence North teammates helped setup/sync the NFL combine equipment earlier this year.

If you're curious about his speed, Sales has track PRs of

6.85 in the 60M (2025)

10.81 in the 100M (2025)

21.4 in the 200M (2025)

22-10.75 in the long jump (2025)

5-10 in the high jump (2024)

 

[Dawson Yarbrough]

Thanks for sharing this Hank!
 

The colts are my NFL team. It’s awesome when my longhorns and colts world collide. Sauce is a good dude. I hope he has an all pro year! I like Sales’ confidence. I’d love to see him on the 40 for 3 years and then wear the horseshoe. 
 

[watty7796]

2 hours ago, Alex Butler said:

Lol! Nah they’re probably telling him to go to Texas where he can be developed cause let’s be real IU probably not sustainable long term. 

I would agree, however they have a very very good coach in Cignetti.  That dude just wins every where he goes.  Do I think he will get developed the same.  No.  Do I think IU will be a winning program.  As long as Cignetti is there.  Absolutely.  All I am saying is dont put the cart before the horse.  IUs offensive scheme is good, and they play disciplined ball.  And lets not forget, Texas spent a while walking through the wilderness before they got their footing back as well.

 

Edited 6 hours ago by watty7796

[Dread-headed Texan]

There's confidence and arrogance 😂 if a high school student thinks he can challenge an all pro NFL corner that's just ignorance. I wish Sauce would have taken him up on his challenge and showed his the difference in strength, technique, and craftiness. These two aren't on the same planet when it comes to skill. Size and speed don't matter when you're going against someone who can neutralize it. 

[Dread-headed Texan]

2 hours ago, hookem1014 said:

I’m guessing the tape got confiscated like LeBron and Jordan Crawford lol

Basketball and football are totally different sports. If I have a quicker step than you I can get to the cup and use the rim as a protector. In football even if I beat you off the line and do all the things, but the QB is late and throws it inside and high that's a pbu or a pick. Young buck needs to calm down, there's so much that he doesn't even know that he doesn't know. Confidence is good arrogance and ignorance yield Brandon Aiyuk.  

[FforFake]

37 minutes ago, Dread-headed Texan said:

There's confidence and arrogance 😂 if a high school student thinks he can challenge an all pro NFL corner that's just ignorance. I wish Sauce would have taken him up on his challenge and showed his the difference in strength, technique, and craftiness. These two aren't on the same planet when it comes to skill. Size and speed don't matter when you're going against someone who can neutralize it. 

You are taking this way too seriously, but that is a common trait in this community, apparently—like how people can't give Kohen Brown props for his speed without someone coming into the thread and asking, "CaN hE cAtCh? cAn hE rUn rOuTeS? CaN hE PeRfOrM WhEn tHe LiGhTs ArE bRiGhT?"    

[Dread-headed Texan]

5 minutes ago, FforFake said:

You are taking this way too seriously, but that is a common trait in this community, apparently—like how people can't give Kohen Brown props for his speed without someone coming into the thread and asking, "CaN hE cAtCh? cAn hE rUn rOuTeS? CaN hE PeRfOrM WhEn tHe LiGhTs ArE bRiGhT?"    

How am I taking it too seriously? A high school kid has the nerve to challenge an all pro NFL corner. What's a common trait for this community isn't common for me. You won't find me on many if any threads talking projection over production. I'm sorry but that's just what I do if that's what everyone is on then I won't be the part pooper, I'll let you guys have your "fun"🤘🏿

[thatdude2]

11 minutes ago, FforFake said:

You are taking this way too seriously, but that is a common trait in this community, apparently—like how people can't give Kohen Brown props for his speed without someone coming into the thread and asking, "CaN hE cAtCh? cAn hE rUn rOuTeS? CaN hE PeRfOrM WhEn tHe LiGhTs ArE bRiGhT?"    

“We’re all a little mad in here Alice”

[hookem1014]

28 minutes ago, Dread-headed Texan said:

Basketball and football are totally different sports. If I have a quicker step than you I can get to the cup and use the rim as a protector. In football even if I beat you off the line and do all the things, but the QB is late and throws it inside and high that's a pbu or a pick. Young buck needs to calm down, there's so much that he doesn't even know that he doesn't know. Confidence is good arrogance and ignorance yield Brandon Aiyuk.  

There’s a fine line between confidence and arrogance certainly. I don’t see Monshun challenging Sauce as arrogance. He was respectful about it and some guys just crave going against the best of the best. 
 

I’ll be arrogant and call him stubborn if he picks Indiana though 🤣

[hookem1014]

Assistant WR coach at Indiana reacts. Keep getting the feeling IU gets him

[TexasFan]

No need to get are hope up it will be Indiana 

[Alex Butler]

3 hours ago, watty7796 said:

I would agree, however they have a very very good coach in Cignetti.  That dude just wins every where he goes.  Do I think he will get developed the same.  No.  Do I think IU will be a winning program.  As long as Cignetti is there.  Absolutely.  All I am saying is dont put the cart before the horse.  IUs offensive scheme is good, and they play disciplined ball.  And lets not forget, Texas spent a while walking through the wilderness before they got their footing back as well.

 

Agree Cignetti is a great coach. I just think there’s a big difference in being a flash in the pan and being a powerhouse consistently. I may be wrong but I don’t see that at IU especially because they don’t seem to be signing talented depth and they’re not going to have Fernando Mendoza at QB most years. 

[UTexas]

Gutsy. 

[watty7796]

2 hours ago, Alex Butler said:

Agree Cignetti is a great coach. I just think there’s a big difference in being a flash in the pan and being a powerhouse consistently. I may be wrong but I don’t see that at IU especially because they don’t seem to be signing talented depth and they’re not going to have Fernando Mendoza at QB most years. 

Looking pre Mendoza

Rourke @ IU 11-2 (2024)

Jordon McCloud JMU 11-1 (2023)

Todd Centio JMU 8-3 (2022)

Cole Johnson JMU 12-2 (2021)

                                    14-2 (2019)

QB Coach and Recruiting Coord @ NCST

Coached and developed a young man named Philip Rivers.  No 4 overall pick.

 

Dude wins, doesn't seem to matter a whole lot who the QB is.  Solid system...and IMHO one of the top 2 or 3 to coach since 2000.  It took him awhile to break through and climb the ladder, but you have to give credit where credit is due.

 

Edited 46 minutes ago by watty7796

[AusMOJO]

8 hours ago, Alex Butler said:

Lol! Nah they’re probably telling him to go to Texas where he can be developed cause let’s be real IU probably not sustainable long term. 

While I agree, I also disagree. Cignetti is a great HC and he certainly can develop guys. Plus he seems to have significant backing if him staying put is any indication. But the homer in me is also saying eff all that and come to Texas. 

Although I will say in my current CFB 27 dynasty Sark got fired at Texas in year 2 (2027 season) and he got hired at Clemson. Guess who Texas hired? Cignetti lol. I'm playing as lowly Bowling Green trying to rebuild them. 

[watty7796]

Haha...Sark is a great coach and fits the bill for what a Texas HC must be.  Juggling donors, NIL, rabid fanbase, unreal expectations every year.  Not many coaches are built for that.  Winning at Texas is just not enough.  You have to beat teams bad enough to leave no doubt, and you better not loose to ATM or Joklahoma.  And why did you loose to Day and Smart again.  Just to name a few.  Im one of those guys, but sometomes i have to step back and look at the totality of all Sark has accomplished.  Then I go sit in my corner shut up and color.