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Big time get: Kevaughn Dingle commits

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pimpcane1 said:
252cane said:
Do y'all know how rare it is to run 4.4 and 4.3? Look at the NFL combine. There is no way you are going to have a team full of wr that run 4.3 and 4.4.
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This was one of the slowest WR groups at the combine in some time, so it should be taken with a grain of salt but even then they probably averaged a high 4.5 (see link). They weren't running 4.9's like some of the receivers UM is recruiting.

2016 NFL Combine results: Will Fuller impresses with fastest 40 time of wide receivers - SBNation.com
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You really comparing college & high school kids 40 times....wow!!
 
Welcome to the :neonu:!!!

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Dont doubt Carol City kids...i dont think they have ever let us down...all their kids produce. Something about literally playing games walking distance from your neighborhood and the added pressure....plus most of them are hard nosed, get it done types/

Before anyone brings it up...WW was a Miami Pace player imo..He lived in carol city..played his last year there...but he was made at Miami Pace.
 
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gogeta4 said:
Dont doubt Carol City kids...i dont think they have ever let us down...all their kids produce. Something about literally playing games walking distance from your neighborhood and the added pressure....plus most of them are hard nosed, get it done types/

Before anyone brings it up...WW was a Miami Pace player imo..He lived in carol city..played his last year there...but he was made at Miami Pace.
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You're right bruh and I'll take it even further, don't doubt receivers from CC. Think about the last three WR's we got from that school, the Moss Bros. and A.Hurns. If his production falls between those three guys, Dingle will be anywhere from a pretty good (Sinorice wasn't on Santana's planet talent wise but he was about as productive as you could be with Wright & Freeman as your QB's) to great player. If he eclipses what Tana Man did here, then he's bumping someone outta our all-time top 5 wideouts. Based on this, and what I've seen live and on film, he's looking like a high floor-high ceiling guy.
 
BALL SKILLS folks. this kid has something a WR has or doesn't. and that's BALL SKILLS> can play the ball in the air and has a huge catch radius. I'm hyped.
 
Read on Palm Beach Post he wants to break records set by former Canes WRs and be the best to ever play wr here, huge get!
 
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sfowler06 said:
maurice3p said:
Wow took a shot at Miami's WR group.

Dingle: "I'm going to enroll early and I think I can bring more to the table than some of their receivers."

Canes Land Four-Star WR Dingle
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I don't know why more kids don't have this attitude. Let them know u coming for their spots and then take it.
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Him and Sam Bruce will bring that swag to the receiver position. Man, Bruce, Dingle, Mullins and Richards! Scary thought for opposing defenses theyll play
 
Great early get for Miami. Had he committed to anyone else there would have been a catastrophic scene on this message board and the rhetoric that would have been displayed would have been that we lost the best receiver in dade county which is actually true this year because he is the best receiver in the 305
 
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Love that the kid is already talking about coming and taking someone's job. That's the mindset we need to get back to.
 
gogeta4 said:
Dont doubt Carol City kids...i dont think they have ever let us down...all their kids produce. Something about literally playing games walking distance from your neighborhood and the added pressure....plus most of them are hard nosed, get it done types/

Before anyone brings it up...WW was a Miami Pace player imo..He lived in carol city..played his last year there...but he was made at Miami Pace.
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LMAO, I had already googled it and was going to bring him up. What a disappointment!
 
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