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Chance Robinson commits to Miami

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AtlAtty said:
You guys read every word from a 17 year old like its the end of the world.
I can’t see a a rational person making a decision about where to play in college for 4 years come down to a QB commit. Sure it’s nice to talk about like a big man in basketball wanting to play with a good point guard, but that is such a small piece of the overall puzzle.
There is also; coaching staff, location, academics, depth chart, and about 12 other things I can’t think of.

Relax on this young man. If that was the best review he can give UF after an OV, basically that they are firmly in 2nd place, then we are in good shape If he has at least 1 rational parent in his life.
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Just the same way his comments mean next to nothing, so does his "commitment" to us. These quotes aren't good. That's it.

Genuinely asking: did any of our other commits this year & last take visits after committing? Rashada or McClain? We know Mario wants people to shut it down once committed. I don't think that's a hard rule like Clemson.

We may or may not be in a position to dictate no visits but that is definitely true for WR & DB. I don't truly care until they sign so he can go & enjoy the process yada yada. Just hope at the end we end up with him & a couple other great receivers.
 

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I'm so sick of the Mario QB slander narrative. He has had 1 big time QB, and he was drafted in the first round 6th overall. He had Anthony Brown who isn't very good, but he was a solid QB under Mario. TVD will
Have a really good season this year.

How many first round QBs has Kirby had? Napier? Fisher? Don't let morons paint the narrative.
 
I guess the only way to fix the narrative would’ve been to make sure that the qb (Herbert that was drafted first round) would’ve been in a 100% Sonny Dykes offense. But then that would probably not have made his o lineman draft picks.
And if you would’ve gone 100% air raid he probably wouldn’t have beat osu at home.

But if a receiver is going to go on an official visit and all of a sudden get flipped for what they’ve been doing as compared to what we’ve been doing then that’s on him.
 
Hoyacane1620 said:
Robinson took an OV to UF over the weekend. Here are some short clips from his interview with their 247 reporter:

Outside of Miami, the school to which he remains verbally committed, Robinson has the Gators next on his list of potential schools.

"I mean, there's other schools, one other school, but here and Miami is really just where I can see myself at," Robinson said, "if I'm being honest, yeah."

"This class is special, as you see right now. They've got a quarterback (DJ Lagway) commit as well. We could come in, work hard together, make something special happen," Robinson said. "So, it's just that as well."

It's given Robinson much to think about before he makes his final decision, and he anticipates returning to UF for an unofficial visit before the summer is in the books. First, however, he'll return to Miami for an official visit for the June 23rd weekend.

"It's definitely opened my mind up to new things, seeing new things," Robinson said. "I just really have to sit down and make a decision of where I want to truly play at. These are verbal commits, but, you know, I can say Miami's still a part of my home, and this could be home.

"Definitely I got to go home and talk to my parents on where I want to really, really be, as far as my situation, as far as quarterback situation, as far as schools."
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Recruit over him. South Florida WR/DBs are the biggest bunch of recruiting clowns on the planet.

There's a myth out there that we miss on all these South FL superstars when in reality Ridley and Jeudy are the only "misses" of 4/5* guys in the last 10 years and if AR15 stayed healthy he'd have been better than all of the so-called misses combined.
 
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ssvir said:
Recruit over him. South Florida WR/DBs are the biggest bunch of recruiting clowns on the planet.

There's a myth out there that we miss on all these South FL superstars when in reality Ridley and Jeudy are the only "misses" of 4/5* guys in the last 10 years and if AR15 stayed healthy he'd have been better than all of the so-called misses combined.
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Superstars?….
Yes.
But we’ve missed out on dudes that are making plays on other teams and also getting drafted.
So while we fcked around and found out with Wiggins, Pope, and Harley, other schools got Zay, Schwartz, Hollywood Brown, Tutu, Moore,
 
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Gotta show we have the right OC and in a perfect world a backup (Emory) shows on the field we've got a future at the position.

Showing the offense can produce is one thing, but then you've gotta build the class as well. @AtlAtty having a QB that will be throwing to you in the future is important. Sure, things can change, but these are teenagers who don't think too far down the road. They join a class and see it working out when in reality, things will look far different in two to three years. In particular with the portal involved.
 
pacusmc said:
Superstars?….
Yes.
But we’ve missed out on dudes that are making plays on other teams and also getting drafted.
So while we fcked around and found out with Wiggins, Pope, and Harley, other schools got Zay, Schwartz, Hollywood Brown, Tutu, Moore,
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Harley is UM all time leader in receptions. He wasn’t a superstar but he was really productive.
 
SayWhat said:
Gotta show we have the right OC and in a perfect world a backup (Emory) shows on the field we've got a future at the position.

Showing the offense can produce is one thing, but then you've gotta build the class as well. @AtlAtty having a QB that will be throwing to you in the future is important. Sure, things can change, but these are teenagers who don't think too far down the road. They join a class and see it working out when in reality, things will look far different in two to three years. In particular with the portal involved.
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Yeah I can’t disagree with anything you wrote. I was overreacting to some people’s overreactions of fear.
Every factor is a factor including who is in the recruiting class. I think that is a less important factor than many, but if there is a tie, any factor can be a tie breaker.
 
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pacusmc said:
Superstars?….
Yes.
But we’ve missed out on dudes that are making plays on other teams and also getting drafted.
So while we fcked around and found out with Wiggins, Pope, and Harley, other schools got Zay, Schwartz, Hollywood Brown, Tutu, Moore,
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I don't think any of those guys were 4/5*.

The majority of the 4/5* guys from South FL in the last 10 years never lived up to the hype
 
ssvir said:
I don't think any of those guys were 4/5*.

The majority of the 4/5* guys from South FL in the last 10 years never lived up to the hype
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I'd say a lot of it has to do with time and circumstance. Life is full of choices and coming here for many was a career killer. Same with a lot of the places they went. There is simply no way we've had as many bad evaluations as we've had on paper. Not when schools that produce at this level and for the next fought for the signature of the kids we landed.

I'm not saying all of them would've turned out, but when you're in a bad environment, you'll pick up bad habits. You won't work as hard when people are pointing in every direction to say that's the problem. When you have good leaders, the coaches, along with talent around you, you have to work harder and pick up good traits that make you successful.

Even some can't miss guys miss while those hyped up as much put in more work, had a chip on their shoulder, etc. Even when they went to a good place, some weren't mentally strong enough to work for it. There's so much that goes into making it and the biggest part, you won't see it on a tape.
 
ssvir said:
I don't think any of those guys were 4/5*.

The majority of the 4/5* guys from South FL in the last 10 years never lived up to the hype
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I’m saying I agree with missing out on the superstars.
But we definitely also missed out on the rest.
So by not taking or missing out on Chance, we might not be missing out on a superstar, but we might miss out on a dude that can produce or maybe even make the league.
 
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OldhamA said:
And did absolutely nothing to help him. He got drafted on his physical traits and his pocket presence - that offence was horrific to watch, they didn't scheme a thing up for him.
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The question was “how many first round quarterbacks did they coach?” Not “how many guys did the turn into first round talent?”.
 
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Everyone gets so bent out of shape when a commit visits elsewhere and says positive things about it. Honestly, when have you ever seen a kid get back from a visit and say, “I absolutely hated it...awful...would never visit again in a million years?” They ALL say this crap coming off a visit.
 
ssvir said:
Recruit over him. South Florida WR/DBs are the biggest bunch of recruiting clowns on the planet.

There's a myth out there that we miss on all these South FL superstars when in reality Ridley and Jeudy are the only "misses" of 4/5* guys in the last 10 years and if AR15 stayed healthy he'd have been better than all of the so-called misses combined.
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And Amari Cooper, regardless of the *
 
DTP said:
Jimbo coached 3 first round quarterbacks at FSU and one while he was OC at LSU.

Napier coached Anthony Richardson last year
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I was referring as a HC.

Jimbo 1
Mario 1
Napier 1

So why does Mario have this narrative?

Jimbo hadn't had a first round QB since 2014. Napier coached Richardson for 1 season. Mario was co-OC for Hebert then HC for 2 years. Only reason this narrative exists because Dorky Duck fans thought they should throw it more but they had a great OL and 1000 yard backs while having basically no talent at WR. I think Herbert still left Oregon 6th all time in PAC 12 career passing TDs.
 
gacaneaddict said:
I was referring as a HC.

Jimbo 1
Mario 1
Napier 1

So why does Mario have this narrative?

Jimbo hadn't had a first round QB since 2014. Napier coached Richardson for 1 season. Mario was co-OC for Hebert then HC for 2 years. Only reason this narrative exists because Dorky Duck fans thought they should throw it more but they had a great OL and 1000 yard backs while having basically no talent at WR. I think Herbert still left Oregon 6th all time in PAC 12 career passing TDs.
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Jimbo was head coach for Christian Ponder and EJ Manuel at FSU as well is Jameis Winston.
 
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