Why Kamario Taylor’s Decision to Stay Could Change College Football Forever, According to Pat McAfee
McAfee adds another aspect that benefits Mississippi State here: Boosting its recruiting class with Taylor now part of the sales pitch.
“Good for him, and good for Mississippi State,” McAfee added.
McAfee wasn’t the only one who praised Taylor before, as fellow ESPN College GameDay colleague Nick Saban raved about his play too in September.
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The Bulldogs looked like an early College Football Playoff contender with Taylor running the offense. Mississippi State rose to 16th overall in the nation before things fell apart.
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