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[tyroil smoochie-wallace]

Canadian Rb hearing from Miami
Canadian RB finds himself a wanted man, picking up offers

Just mentioned how he heard from us, articles about himself really

Donovan People-Jones has interest
Five Star WR Donovan Peoples-Jones Open to Miami

Can't summarize Donovan one not subscribed

 

[Ohio_Cane]

Since 247Sports began their rankings in the 2010 recruiting class, Detroit powerhouse Cass Tech has produced fourteen prospects with at least four stars next to their name.

That makes it all the more impressive that the Technicians current star, wide receiver Donovan Peoples-Jones (6-2, 192), might be the best of the bunch.

"It's an honor to be recognized as one of the best and have so many scholarship opportunities," Peoples-Jones said. "My surroundings helped me get exposure awhile ago and it has been there ever since. I give a lot of credit to my coaches, mentors, and all the talent that is part of our team here in Detroit."

All of the elite programs in the Midwest are in the boat with Peoples-Jones plus Alabama, Clemson, Florida, Florida State, LSU, Miami, Stanford, and USC. He's done plenty of traveling around the country and that has given his list of suitors a local, regional, and national feel.

"Tennessee, Auburn, Alabama, Florida, and Florida State are the five schools I'm going to hit on my spring trip," Peoples-Jones said. "I'm leaving recruiting open ended though, I could decide any time or anywhere I feel most comfortable. I don't have a leader and anything can happen."

The Hurricanes were on the scene with Peoples-Jones earlier than most and that's something all the other offers haven't caused him to forget.

"My relationship with them started a long time ago when colleges were finding out who I was," Peoples-Jones said. "I know all those coaches are gone but Miami has definitely reached out to me. We're talking now and I'm working to find a time when I can get back there. They're excited to show me around again and I can't wait either."

Peoples-Jones camped in Coral Gables in June of 2014, after his freshman year. They offered him on the spot along with three of his older teammates.

"Being down there was so fun, we had a good time and I met so many people," Peoples-Jones said. "The biggest thing I remember was how beautiful the city was. Obviously they have a strong tradition with putting out some of the best players in college football history."

Peoples-Jones doesn't come off as particularly egotistical and he elects to present himself in a similar light to so many other players.

"Every football player can get better at something so I'll keep working on my strength and speed," Peoples-Jones said. "I try to make the most out of every play and I want to be the best one on the field each time I step out there. I really like Amari Cooper, Odell Beckham, and Julio Jones. Those guys are the best playmakers and hopefully I can carry a little of that over."

Peoples-Jones is a five star prospect according to the 247Sports Composite, ranking him 6th overall in the nation, 1st at his position, and 1st overall in the state of Michigan.

 

[Astcloud11]

Since 247Sports began their rankings in the 2010 recruiting class, Detroit powerhouse Cass Tech has produced fourteen prospects with at least four stars next to their name.

That makes it all the more impressive that the Technicians current star, wide receiver Donovan Peoples-Jones (6-2, 192), might be the best of the bunch.

"It's an honor to be recognized as one of the best and have so many scholarship opportunities," Peoples-Jones said. "My surroundings helped me get exposure awhile ago and it has been there ever since. I give a lot of credit to my coaches, mentors, and all the talent that is part of our team here in Detroit."

All of the elite programs in the Midwest are in the boat with Peoples-Jones plus Alabama, Clemson, Florida, Florida State, LSU, Miami, Stanford, and USC. He's done plenty of traveling around the country and that has given his list of suitors a local, regional, and national feel.

"Tennessee, Auburn, Alabama, Florida, and Florida State are the five schools I'm going to hit on my spring trip," Peoples-Jones said. "I'm leaving recruiting open ended though, I could decide any time or anywhere I feel most comfortable. I don't have a leader and anything can happen."

The Hurricanes were on the scene with Peoples-Jones earlier than most and that's something all the other offers haven't caused him to forget.

"My relationship with them started a long time ago when colleges were finding out who I was," Peoples-Jones said. "I know all those coaches are gone but Miami has definitely reached out to me. We're talking now and I'm working to find a time when I can get back there. They're excited to show me around again and I can't wait either."

Peoples-Jones camped in Coral Gables in June of 2014, after his freshman year. They offered him on the spot along with three of his older teammates.

"Being down there was so fun, we had a good time and I met so many people," Peoples-Jones said. "The biggest thing I remember was how beautiful the city was. Obviously they have a strong tradition with putting out some of the best players in college football history."

Peoples-Jones doesn't come off as particularly egotistical and he elects to present himself in a similar light to so many other players.

"Every football player can get better at something so I'll keep working on my strength and speed," Peoples-Jones said. "I try to make the most out of every play and I want to be the best one on the field each time I step out there. I really like Amari Cooper, Odell Beckham, and Julio Jones. Those guys are the best playmakers and hopefully I can carry a little of that over."

Peoples-Jones is a five star prospect according to the 247Sports Composite, ranking him 6th overall in the nation, 1st at his position, and 1st overall in the state of Michigan.

Don't post any more articles from 247 here. At least not full VIP only articles...They are starting to send hate mail to the admins here.

 

[WR Cane]

Since 247Sports began their rankings in the 2010 recruiting class, Detroit powerhouse Cass Tech has produced fourteen prospects with at least four stars next to their name.

That makes it all the more impressive that the Technicians current star, wide receiver Donovan Peoples-Jones (6-2, 192), might be the best of the bunch.

"It's an honor to be recognized as one of the best and have so many scholarship opportunities," Peoples-Jones said. "My surroundings helped me get exposure awhile ago and it has been there ever since. I give a lot of credit to my coaches, mentors, and all the talent that is part of our team here in Detroit."

All of the elite programs in the Midwest are in the boat with Peoples-Jones plus Alabama, Clemson, Florida, Florida State, LSU, Miami, Stanford, and USC. He's done plenty of traveling around the country and that has given his list of suitors a local, regional, and national feel.

"Tennessee, Auburn, Alabama, Florida, and Florida State are the five schools I'm going to hit on my spring trip," Peoples-Jones said. "I'm leaving recruiting open ended though, I could decide any time or anywhere I feel most comfortable. I don't have a leader and anything can happen."

The Hurricanes were on the scene with Peoples-Jones earlier than most and that's something all the other offers haven't caused him to forget.

"My relationship with them started a long time ago when colleges were finding out who I was," Peoples-Jones said. "I know all those coaches are gone but Miami has definitely reached out to me. We're talking now and I'm working to find a time when I can get back there. They're excited to show me around again and I can't wait either."

Peoples-Jones camped in Coral Gables in June of 2014, after his freshman year. They offered him on the spot along with three of his older teammates.

"Being down there was so fun, we had a good time and I met so many people," Peoples-Jones said. "The biggest thing I remember was how beautiful the city was. Obviously they have a strong tradition with putting out some of the best players in college football history."

Peoples-Jones doesn't come off as particularly egotistical and he elects to present himself in a similar light to so many other players.

"Every football player can get better at something so I'll keep working on my strength and speed," Peoples-Jones said. "I try to make the most out of every play and I want to be the best one on the field each time I step out there. I really like Amari Cooper, Odell Beckham, and Julio Jones. Those guys are the best playmakers and hopefully I can carry a little of that over."

Peoples-Jones is a five star prospect according to the 247Sports Composite, ranking him 6th overall in the nation, 1st at his position, and 1st overall in the state of Michigan.

Thanks Ohio Cane, you are the man.

 

[AllAboutTheU]

Peoples-Jones is going to Michigan. I don't know why that staff wastes their time interviewing kids that we have absolutely no shot at.

 

[GeraltOfCaneia]

Peoples-Jones is going to Michigan. I don't know why that staff wastes their time interviewing kids that we have absolutely no shot at.

Because there are no absolutes in recruiting. Just because someone looks like they're going somewhere doesn't mean you don't stop recruiting them. What Do you do when something happens in their recruitment (e.g. coaching change) that opens things up for them, but you weren't recruiting them because "they're going to Michigan"?

 

[AllAboutTheU]

Peoples-Jones is going to Michigan. I don't know why that staff wastes their time interviewing kids that we have absolutely no shot at.

Because there are no absolutes in recruiting. Just because someone looks like they're going somewhere doesn't mean you don't stop recruiting them. What Do you do when something happens in their recruitment (e.g. coaching change) that opens things up for them, but you weren't recruiting them because "they're going to Michigan"?

I'm talking about the 247 staff, not the Miami staff.

 

[L A M P]

They are starting to send hate mail to the admins here.

 

[tyroil smoochie-wallace]

Peoples-Jones is going to Michigan. I don't know why that staff wastes their time interviewing kids that we have absolutely no shot at.

Because there are no absolutes in recruiting. Just because someone looks like they're going somewhere doesn't mean you don't stop recruiting them. What Do you do when something happens in their recruitment (e.g. coaching change) that opens things up for them, but you weren't recruiting them because "they're going to Michigan"?

I'm talking about the 247 staff, not the Miami staff.

Doesn't seem like that, anyways they get paid to write/type that stuff up. It gets gullible fans to subscribe and stuff. IMO I think he does have at least at little interest from the sound of it

 

[Lutzboy247]

Since 247Sports began their rankings in the 2010 recruiting class, Detroit powerhouse Cass Tech has produced fourteen prospects with at least four stars next to their name.

That makes it all the more impressive that the Technicians current star, wide receiver Donovan Peoples-Jones (6-2, 192), might be the best of the bunch.

"It's an honor to be recognized as one of the best and have so many scholarship opportunities," Peoples-Jones said. "My surroundings helped me get exposure awhile ago and it has been there ever since. I give a lot of credit to my coaches, mentors, and all the talent that is part of our team here in Detroit."

All of the elite programs in the Midwest are in the boat with Peoples-Jones plus Alabama, Clemson, Florida, Florida State, LSU, Miami, Stanford, and USC. He's done plenty of traveling around the country and that has given his list of suitors a local, regional, and national feel.

"Tennessee, Auburn, Alabama, Florida, and Florida State are the five schools I'm going to hit on my spring trip," Peoples-Jones said. "I'm leaving recruiting open ended though, I could decide any time or anywhere I feel most comfortable. I don't have a leader and anything can happen."

The Hurricanes were on the scene with Peoples-Jones earlier than most and that's something all the other offers haven't caused him to forget.

"My relationship with them started a long time ago when colleges were finding out who I was," Peoples-Jones said. "I know all those coaches are gone but Miami has definitely reached out to me. We're talking now and I'm working to find a time when I can get back there. They're excited to show me around again and I can't wait either."

Peoples-Jones camped in Coral Gables in June of 2014, after his freshman year. They offered him on the spot along with three of his older teammates.

"Being down there was so fun, we had a good time and I met so many people," Peoples-Jones said. "The biggest thing I remember was how beautiful the city was. Obviously they have a strong tradition with putting out some of the best players in college football history."

Peoples-Jones doesn't come off as particularly egotistical and he elects to present himself in a similar light to so many other players.

"Every football player can get better at something so I'll keep working on my strength and speed," Peoples-Jones said. "I try to make the most out of every play and I want to be the best one on the field each time I step out there. I really like Amari Cooper, Odell Beckham, and Julio Jones. Those guys are the best playmakers and hopefully I can carry a little of that over."

Peoples-Jones is a five star prospect according to the 247Sports Composite, ranking him 6th overall in the nation, 1st at his position, and 1st overall in the state of Michigan.

Don't post any more articles from 247 here. At least not full VIP only articles...They are starting to send hate mail to the admins here.

Let them send all the emails they want, whoever posted it payed for their subscription. Plus 247 literally gets material from us on this site all the time, so does Rivals, so maybe we should be the ones sending hate mail...

 

[NJshoreCane]

Peoples-Jones is going to Michigan. I don't know why that staff wastes their time interviewing kids that we have absolutely no shot at.

Duly noted.
We'll have to revisit this comment in February.

 

[Astcloud11]

Since 247Sports began their rankings in the 2010 recruiting class, Detroit powerhouse Cass Tech has produced fourteen prospects with at least four stars next to their name.

That makes it all the more impressive that the Technicians current star, wide receiver Donovan Peoples-Jones (6-2, 192), might be the best of the bunch.

"It's an honor to be recognized as one of the best and have so many scholarship opportunities," Peoples-Jones said. "My surroundings helped me get exposure awhile ago and it has been there ever since. I give a lot of credit to my coaches, mentors, and all the talent that is part of our team here in Detroit."

All of the elite programs in the Midwest are in the boat with Peoples-Jones plus Alabama, Clemson, Florida, Florida State, LSU, Miami, Stanford, and USC. He's done plenty of traveling around the country and that has given his list of suitors a local, regional, and national feel.

"Tennessee, Auburn, Alabama, Florida, and Florida State are the five schools I'm going to hit on my spring trip," Peoples-Jones said. "I'm leaving recruiting open ended though, I could decide any time or anywhere I feel most comfortable. I don't have a leader and anything can happen."

The Hurricanes were on the scene with Peoples-Jones earlier than most and that's something all the other offers haven't caused him to forget.

"My relationship with them started a long time ago when colleges were finding out who I was," Peoples-Jones said. "I know all those coaches are gone but Miami has definitely reached out to me. We're talking now and I'm working to find a time when I can get back there. They're excited to show me around again and I can't wait either."

Peoples-Jones camped in Coral Gables in June of 2014, after his freshman year. They offered him on the spot along with three of his older teammates.

"Being down there was so fun, we had a good time and I met so many people," Peoples-Jones said. "The biggest thing I remember was how beautiful the city was. Obviously they have a strong tradition with putting out some of the best players in college football history."

Peoples-Jones doesn't come off as particularly egotistical and he elects to present himself in a similar light to so many other players.

"Every football player can get better at something so I'll keep working on my strength and speed," Peoples-Jones said. "I try to make the most out of every play and I want to be the best one on the field each time I step out there. I really like Amari Cooper, Odell Beckham, and Julio Jones. Those guys are the best playmakers and hopefully I can carry a little of that over."

Peoples-Jones is a five star prospect according to the 247Sports Composite, ranking him 6th overall in the nation, 1st at his position, and 1st overall in the state of Michigan.

Don't post any more articles from 247 here. At least not full VIP only articles...They are starting to send hate mail to the admins here.

Let them send all the emails they want, whoever posted it payed for their subscription. Plus 247 literally gets material from us on this site all the time, so does Rivals, so maybe we should be the ones sending hate mail...

We are a free site...Information here is free, not the same. Also I'm aware since I also pay for 247 and a few of us over there have been threatened already. Don't care to not have an account there...do care about the money I spent for it.

 

[dookie blaylock]

Since 247Sports began their rankings in the 2010 recruiting class, Detroit powerhouse Cass Tech has produced fourteen prospects with at least four stars next to their name.

That makes it all the more impressive that the Technicians current star, wide receiver Donovan Peoples-Jones (6-2, 192), might be the best of the bunch.

"It's an honor to be recognized as one of the best and have so many scholarship opportunities," Peoples-Jones said. "My surroundings helped me get exposure awhile ago and it has been there ever since. I give a lot of credit to my coaches, mentors, and all the talent that is part of our team here in Detroit."

All of the elite programs in the Midwest are in the boat with Peoples-Jones plus Alabama, Clemson, Florida, Florida State, LSU, Miami, Stanford, and USC. He's done plenty of traveling around the country and that has given his list of suitors a local, regional, and national feel.

"Tennessee, Auburn, Alabama, Florida, and Florida State are the five schools I'm going to hit on my spring trip," Peoples-Jones said. "I'm leaving recruiting open ended though, I could decide any time or anywhere I feel most comfortable. I don't have a leader and anything can happen."

The Hurricanes were on the scene with Peoples-Jones earlier than most and that's something all the other offers haven't caused him to forget.

"My relationship with them started a long time ago when colleges were finding out who I was," Peoples-Jones said. "I know all those coaches are gone but Miami has definitely reached out to me. We're talking now and I'm working to find a time when I can get back there. They're excited to show me around again and I can't wait either."

Peoples-Jones camped in Coral Gables in June of 2014, after his freshman year. They offered him on the spot along with three of his older teammates.

"Being down there was so fun, we had a good time and I met so many people," Peoples-Jones said. "The biggest thing I remember was how beautiful the city was. Obviously they have a strong tradition with putting out some of the best players in college football history."

Peoples-Jones doesn't come off as particularly egotistical and he elects to present himself in a similar light to so many other players.

"Every football player can get better at something so I'll keep working on my strength and speed," Peoples-Jones said. "I try to make the most out of every play and I want to be the best one on the field each time I step out there. I really like Amari Cooper, Odell Beckham, and Julio Jones. Those guys are the best playmakers and hopefully I can carry a little of that over."

Peoples-Jones is a five star prospect according to the 247Sports Composite, ranking him 6th overall in the nation, 1st at his position, and 1st overall in the state of Michigan.

Don't post any more articles from 247 here. At least not full VIP only articles...They are starting to send hate mail to the admins here.

Let them send all the emails they want, whoever posted it payed for their subscription. Plus 247 literally gets material from us on this site all the time, so does Rivals, so maybe we should be the ones sending hate mail...

We are a free site...Information here is free, not the same. Also I'm aware since I also pay for 247 and a few of us over there have been threatened already. Don't care to not have an account there...do care about the money I spent for it.

all i read there is that you're butthurt that we're getting this info reposted and you're still paying. also, you should have a username here that's different than the one you use on a pay site so they can't just threaten you for posting their content.

 

[Astcloud11]

Since 247Sports began their rankings in the 2010 recruiting class, Detroit powerhouse Cass Tech has produced fourteen prospects with at least four stars next to their name.

That makes it all the more impressive that the Technicians current star, wide receiver Donovan Peoples-Jones (6-2, 192), might be the best of the bunch.

"It's an honor to be recognized as one of the best and have so many scholarship opportunities," Peoples-Jones said. "My surroundings helped me get exposure awhile ago and it has been there ever since. I give a lot of credit to my coaches, mentors, and all the talent that is part of our team here in Detroit."

All of the elite programs in the Midwest are in the boat with Peoples-Jones plus Alabama, Clemson, Florida, Florida State, LSU, Miami, Stanford, and USC. He's done plenty of traveling around the country and that has given his list of suitors a local, regional, and national feel.

"Tennessee, Auburn, Alabama, Florida, and Florida State are the five schools I'm going to hit on my spring trip," Peoples-Jones said. "I'm leaving recruiting open ended though, I could decide any time or anywhere I feel most comfortable. I don't have a leader and anything can happen."

The Hurricanes were on the scene with Peoples-Jones earlier than most and that's something all the other offers haven't caused him to forget.

"My relationship with them started a long time ago when colleges were finding out who I was," Peoples-Jones said. "I know all those coaches are gone but Miami has definitely reached out to me. We're talking now and I'm working to find a time when I can get back there. They're excited to show me around again and I can't wait either."

Peoples-Jones camped in Coral Gables in June of 2014, after his freshman year. They offered him on the spot along with three of his older teammates.

"Being down there was so fun, we had a good time and I met so many people," Peoples-Jones said. "The biggest thing I remember was how beautiful the city was. Obviously they have a strong tradition with putting out some of the best players in college football history."

Peoples-Jones doesn't come off as particularly egotistical and he elects to present himself in a similar light to so many other players.

"Every football player can get better at something so I'll keep working on my strength and speed," Peoples-Jones said. "I try to make the most out of every play and I want to be the best one on the field each time I step out there. I really like Amari Cooper, Odell Beckham, and Julio Jones. Those guys are the best playmakers and hopefully I can carry a little of that over."

Peoples-Jones is a five star prospect according to the 247Sports Composite, ranking him 6th overall in the nation, 1st at his position, and 1st overall in the state of Michigan.

Don't post any more articles from 247 here. At least not full VIP only articles...They are starting to send hate mail to the admins here.

Let them send all the emails they want, whoever posted it payed for their subscription. Plus 247 literally gets material from us on this site all the time, so does Rivals, so maybe we should be the ones sending hate mail...

We are a free site...Information here is free, not the same. Also I'm aware since I also pay for 247 and a few of us over there have been threatened already. Don't care to not have an account there...do care about the money I spent for it.

all i read there is that you're butthurt that we're getting this info reposted and you're still paying. also, you should have a username here that's different than the one you use on a pay site so they can't just threaten you for posting their content.

I understand why you may think that...but I have posted articles from there myself not too long ago. Hence why I said some of US have been asked to stop already. Don't really care that much about this to sit here and argue about though...back to the topic at hand...

Is this dude from the same school that had a 4* WR and DB last year?

 

[Lutzboy247]

Since 247Sports began their rankings in the 2010 recruiting class, Detroit powerhouse Cass Tech has produced fourteen prospects with at least four stars next to their name.

That makes it all the more impressive that the Technicians current star, wide receiver Donovan Peoples-Jones (6-2, 192), might be the best of the bunch.

"It's an honor to be recognized as one of the best and have so many scholarship opportunities," Peoples-Jones said. "My surroundings helped me get exposure awhile ago and it has been there ever since. I give a lot of credit to my coaches, mentors, and all the talent that is part of our team here in Detroit."

All of the elite programs in the Midwest are in the boat with Peoples-Jones plus Alabama, Clemson, Florida, Florida State, LSU, Miami, Stanford, and USC. He's done plenty of traveling around the country and that has given his list of suitors a local, regional, and national feel.

"Tennessee, Auburn, Alabama, Florida, and Florida State are the five schools I'm going to hit on my spring trip," Peoples-Jones said. "I'm leaving recruiting open ended though, I could decide any time or anywhere I feel most comfortable. I don't have a leader and anything can happen."

The Hurricanes were on the scene with Peoples-Jones earlier than most and that's something all the other offers haven't caused him to forget.

"My relationship with them started a long time ago when colleges were finding out who I was," Peoples-Jones said. "I know all those coaches are gone but Miami has definitely reached out to me. We're talking now and I'm working to find a time when I can get back there. They're excited to show me around again and I can't wait either."

Peoples-Jones camped in Coral Gables in June of 2014, after his freshman year. They offered him on the spot along with three of his older teammates.

"Being down there was so fun, we had a good time and I met so many people," Peoples-Jones said. "The biggest thing I remember was how beautiful the city was. Obviously they have a strong tradition with putting out some of the best players in college football history."

Peoples-Jones doesn't come off as particularly egotistical and he elects to present himself in a similar light to so many other players.

"Every football player can get better at something so I'll keep working on my strength and speed," Peoples-Jones said. "I try to make the most out of every play and I want to be the best one on the field each time I step out there. I really like Amari Cooper, Odell Beckham, and Julio Jones. Those guys are the best playmakers and hopefully I can carry a little of that over."

Peoples-Jones is a five star prospect according to the 247Sports Composite, ranking him 6th overall in the nation, 1st at his position, and 1st overall in the state of Michigan.

Don't post any more articles from 247 here. At least not full VIP only articles...They are starting to send hate mail to the admins here.

Let them send all the emails they want, whoever posted it payed for their subscription. Plus 247 literally gets material from us on this site all the time, so does Rivals, so maybe we should be the ones sending hate mail...

We are a free site...Information here is free, not the same. Also I'm aware since I also pay for 247 and a few of us over there have been threatened already. Don't care to not have an account there...do care about the money I spent for it.

All information is free, the people paying for subscriptions are just paying to hear it first. And think about what you said, if they come on here and get FREE information, then go on their site and Charge Subscriptions for that same FREE information, then I'm pretty sure what they do is way worse.