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Cam Newton's Potential: The Greatest Athlete in American Sports

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Cam Newton can be our Michael Jordan of football, and because football is the greatest american sport at the moment, Cam can be the greatest athlete in US sports! Had Cam ran a pro-offense at Auburn, he would already have this title coming in, but this is his potential. By now, we all know Cam Newton will be starting day one as long as he doesn't look terrible in pre-season play. (If we play the pre-season) I'm getting excited to see this kid play.:D

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I've watched 30 years of Auburn football and in that time, Cam is the most exciting player to play at Auburn, except Bo Jackson.

Until the 3rd or 4th game neither the coaches or the fans realized the extent of the talent that Cam has. It was one hell of a ride last year. If Cam can take it to the next level, and I think he can, you have every reason to be excited.

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The only thing he needs is good teaching and instruction. We know he has the mobility, and we know he's in good shape. If you combine that with the ability to direct an offense, I don't see why he shouldn't be the best QB in the game.

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