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Re: Is Cooley Still Considered an H-Back?
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Originally Posted by GTripp0012
You have Chris Cooley, as a golden plated circle peg, and a square hole that is the TE position. While Al Saunders was able to squeeze Cooley into that square hole with minimal effort, he wore some of that gold plated awesomeness off in the process.
In all seriousness, I think this article is just pointing out that if you needed a historical absolute prototype for the perfect HB, look no farther than 47. I don't think he's saying Cooley is being used as an H.
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Well if that's not what he's saying than read post 26? Tell me what that means to you?
Cooley in this system is a textbook TE.
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