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brock said:
JMG said:
MiamiChris said:
Love him or loathe him, Yelverton doesn?t care | Sports | greensboro.com


Rumor has it that the Gators Otis’s yelverton (Asst Director of Player Personel)has a tad bit of a shady past (see the article). Rumor also has it that homeboy is dropping lots and lots of dimes for a Chatfield Nesta special.
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Hmmmmm...


With regards to UF?
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Dog don’t start that sh*t up like someone did on here last year
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Just saying this makes little more sense with the sudden Florida interest
 

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The Franchise said:
Coach Macho said:
If you post "inside info" and it's good news, everybody loves it.
Post some bad inside info and you immediately become a bad guy and an unreliable source.

We weren't getting trolled by the kids when the news was optimistic, now all of a sudden a group of teenagers has developed a master prank to get UM fans riled up.

How about this...
Be a grown man and stop acting like over-emotional little girls over the decisions of teenage kids. It's sad how worked up this **** gets some of you guys. Take every piece of information with a grain of salt, understand that recruiting is fluid, and let **** play out.
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The only one getting emotional is you. Grab some high-quality beard oil and pamper yourself with a nice conditioning treatment. I'd suggest something with a little soothing peppermint oil to relax you.

Anyone with even a scintilla of intelligence realizes your positive info and negative info is just chatter. There's nothing really there of any substance on the positive or negative tip. Some of us are discussing where we stand with the recruits and proposing our own theories. The fact that we aren't automatically accepting everything you're telling us as gospel doesn't mean we're overly emotional.
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How 'bout you sit on my face and give me some of Franchise's own homemade organic beard oil?
 
MiamiChris said:
brock said:
JMG said:
MiamiChris said:
Love him or loathe him, Yelverton doesn?t care | Sports | greensboro.com


Rumor has it that the Gators Otis’s yelverton (Asst Director of Player Personel)has a tad bit of a shady past (see the article). Rumor also has it that homeboy is dropping lots and lots of dimes for a Chatfield Nesta special.
Click to expand...

Hmmmmm...


With regards to UF?
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Dog don’t start that sh*t up like someone did on here last year
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Just saying this makes little more sense with the sudden Florida interest
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Brock... chill bro.

Just speculation and trying to connect the dots. You’d be a fool if you didn’t learn what these Broward kids are all about by now.

Just look where the top Broward kids go year after year..

We all know UF is going to be heavily involved in the bag game, especially after they hired Mullen who has been in the SEC for the past 15 years.
 
Ibis Wingz said:
One more note: a couple of weeks ago I met Syracuse CB Juwon Dowels (former AH player and Broward Defensive Player of the Year who F A G didn't recruit) and Juwon and his father told me that he is leaving Syracuse, will have a degree soon, and would like to transfer to UM to play under Rumph. Dowels is a great cover corner, but had some injuries at SU and didn't have the career he had envisioned. I haven't heard anything about this on this board (I figured Beardy would have said something about it), so I guess nothing will come of it.
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Is this the Dowels who was at Western High in 10th grade? Was a very good 400 meter man as a sophomore ran just a tad over 50 flat.
 
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Coach Macho said:
OriginalCanesCanesCanes said:
Coach Macho said:
If you post "inside info" and it's good news, everybody loves it.
Post some bad inside info and you immediately become a bad guy and an unreliable source.

We weren't getting trolled by the kids when the news was optimistic, now all of a sudden a group of teenagers has developed a master prank to get UM fans riled up.


How about this...

Be a grown man and stop acting like over-emotional little girls over the decisions of teenage kids. It's sad how worked up this **** gets some of you guys. Take every piece of information with a grain of salt, understand that recruiting is fluid, and let **** play out.
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I don't know what it is with you, bro. You obviously have a thing for me.

That's a retarded *** comparison. That is not even remotely close to how some of these guys act on here. Saying "fvck" or calling this recruitment a "disaster" is not the same as people throwing shots at me, coming up with alternate scenarios and conspiracies and getting all worked up over every single piece of information.

Now stop following me around. You fvckin' quote **** near every post I make.
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Don’t get so emotional, corch.

I barely read what you post, and for sure don’t follow you around. Sure the last few days I have been because it’s been interesting.

But let’s not act all holier-than-thou and about people getting emotional, when first, you kinda did the same shlt. No matter how you spin it, that was emotional....and second, you can’t actually be surprised at people losing their shlt on here. Where have you been? You know that’s par for the course.

Also, I barely quote any posts you make, like what? Maybe 2 or 3 at most out of your last 50 posts the last few days. Come on now.

Let’s just keep it real.
 
I've accepted the fact that Campbell and Surtain are likely not coming here and will simply be pleasantly surprised if I'm wrong, but if they lose Nesta, Richt has some explaining to do.
 
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Pretty much that he enjoyed his visit and the coaches want him to play 3-tech.

Sounds like he hasn’t made up his mind yet TBH.

Also said he will OV Miami either this weekend, or next.
 
JMG said:
Pretty much that he enjoyed his visit and the coaches want him to play 3-tech.

Sounds like he hasn’t made up his mind yet TBH.

Also said he will OV Miami either this weekend, or next.
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You have the weirdest way of reading articles...
 
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PLANTATION, Fla. – This past weekend, Florida hosted Miami four-star defensive tackle commit Nesta Silvera on an official visit. The Plantation (Fla.) American Heritage standout recapped the trip to Gainesville.

"It was a good trip," Silvera said. "I just got a feel of the campus...The highlight was hanging with my friends. Marco [Wilson] was one of my player hosts, James Houston, and Randy Russell. They were telling me it was a good school."

The 6-foot-2, 310-pound Silvera did not want to go into details of his conversation with Florida head coach Dan Mullen, but did discuss how UF sees him fitting into the defense.

"It was just a personal message," Silvera of his chat with Mullen. "They see me playing the three technique up front kind of quick and twitchy."

Miami will get a visit from Silvera before National Signing Day, but he would not disclose if it would be this weekend or February 2.

"The visit is going to happen," he simply said.

Silvera has long been committed to the Hurricanes despite many other schools trying to flip his pledge. What is it about UM that continues to keep him solid?

"Just me liking Miami," Silvera said. "They had a good great season they just couldn't hold on at the end."

Miami lost both of its starting defensive tackles to the NFL draft, but Silvera downplays that possibility for early playing time factoring into his decision to stick.

"I just want to learn as much as I can and get on the field as much as I can wherever I go."
 
Zbrod95 said:
PLANTATION, Fla. – This past weekend, Florida hosted Miami four-star defensive tackle commit Nesta Silvera on an official visit. The Plantation (Fla.) American Heritage standout recapped the trip to Gainesville.

"It was a good trip," Silvera said. "I just got a feel of the campus...The highlight was hanging with my friends. Marco [Wilson] was one of my player hosts, James Houston, and Randy Russell. They were telling me it was a good school."

The 6-foot-2, 310-pound Silvera did not want to go into details of his conversation with Florida head coach Dan Mullen, but did discuss how UF sees him fitting into the defense.

"It was just a personal message," Silvera of his chat with Mullen. "They see me playing the three technique up front kind of quick and twitchy."

Miami will get a visit from Silvera before National Signing Day, but he would not disclose if it would be this weekend or February 2.

"The visit is going to happen," he simply said.

Silvera has long been committed to the Hurricanes despite many other schools trying to flip his pledge. What is it about UM that continues to keep him solid?

"Just me liking Miami," Silvera said. "They had a good great season they just couldn't hold on at the end."

Miami lost both of its starting defensive tackles to the NFL draft, but Silvera downplays that possibility for early playing time factoring into his decision to stick.

"I just want to learn as much as I can and get on the field as much as I can wherever I go."
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Does that sound like a guy who hasn’t made up his mind or wanted to hang out with friends?
 
What a clown. He didn’t say anything about not having made up his mind. Some people just like to create drama. What a *****.
 
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PLANTATION, Fla. – Two weekends ago, four-star defensive end Andrew Chatfield took an official visit to local Miami. The 6-foot-2, 220-pound edge rusher discussed his trip to see the Hurricanes.

""It was alright," Chatfield said of his Miami visit. "Just talking with the coaches and just showing me the playbook and where I would fit in their defense."

Miami head coach Mark Richt was letting Chatfield know that he wants to defender in the Hurricanes class.

"He just wants me to be a Cane, and he just wants me to take my time and do what I have to do," Chatfield said.

This past weekend, Chatfield took a trip to Florida State to see the Seminoles.

"Yeah, it was alright too. That was cool. Coach [Willie] Taggart was telling me to be patient and pray about it and let it come to you. Mostly all the coaches are giving me the same thing."

The Seminoles are a bit of a new team in the race as Miami and Florida battled it out for much of the fall. What was the reason to visit FSU this late in the process?

"My mom was telling me to take my visits so I wanted to take one there. One of my friends there, Brian Burns is there and I was just talking to him. He wasn't really telling me too much about the school and he said I just have to feel it and be comfortable with where I am at."

Chatfield was scheduled to visit Florida this weekend. However, he now says that trip has been rescheduled for February 2.

"I just want to get the feeling and be comfortable and see how the coaches are," Chatfield said of his upcoming UF visit. "That's really it."

Last week, Gators head coach Dan Mullen visited with Chatfield.

"He was just trying to keep it real with me and telling me how it is and wasn't hiding behind anything."

Florida's is pitching a defensive scheme that fits Chatfield's playing style.

"Their scheme is a 3-4, so they want me to play the outside linebacker spot and I could rush the passer and drop back."

Chatfield would not say if a 3-4 or 4-3 scheme mattered by simply saying, "I just want to play football."

Does Chatfield have a leader heading into these final two weeks of they cycle?

"I like Miami," he said. "I can't say that are on top, but that are up there. They offered me late, but I am not looking at that."

Ultimately, it will come down to how Chatfield feels around the coaches and players that helps him make his final decision on National Signing Day.

"Just the vibe with the coaches and see how it really is and get down to the bones and stuff," he explained. "Just really trying to see how I would fit with the team and see how the players feel about me and stuff."
 
Zbrod95 said:
PLANTATION, Fla. – This past weekend, Florida hosted Miami four-star defensive tackle commit Nesta Silvera on an official visit. The Plantation (Fla.) American Heritage standout recapped the trip to Gainesville.

"It was a good trip," Silvera said. "I just got a feel of the campus...The highlight was hanging with my friends. Marco [Wilson] was one of my player hosts, James Houston, and Randy Russell. They were telling me it was a good school."

The 6-foot-2, 310-pound Silvera did not want to go into details of his conversation with Florida head coach Dan Mullen, but did discuss how UF sees him fitting into the defense.

"It was just a personal message," Silvera of his chat with Mullen. "They see me playing the three technique up front kind of quick and twitchy."

Miami will get a visit from Silvera before National Signing Day, but he would not disclose if it would be this weekend or February 2.

"The visit is going to happen," he simply said.

Silvera has long been committed to the Hurricanes despite many other schools trying to flip his pledge. What is it about UM that continues to keep him solid?

"Just me liking Miami," Silvera said. "They had a good great season they just couldn't hold on at the end."

Miami lost both of its starting defensive tackles to the NFL draft, but Silvera downplays that possibility for early playing time factoring into his decision to stick.

"I just want to learn as much as I can and get on the field as much as I can wherever I go."
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Nesta comin'. That was about as positive of an UM article possible given it was written for gayturds by gayturds.
 
Zbrod95 said:
PLANTATION, Fla. – Two weekends ago, four-star defensive end Andrew Chatfield took an official visit to local Miami. The 6-foot-2, 220-pound edge rusher discussed his trip to see the Hurricanes.

""It was alright," Chatfield said of his Miami visit. "Just talking with the coaches and just showing me the playbook and where I would fit in their defense."

Miami head coach Mark Richt was letting Chatfield know that he wants to defender in the Hurricanes class.

"He just wants me to be a Cane, and he just wants me to take my time and do what I have to do," Chatfield said.

This past weekend, Chatfield took a trip to Florida State to see the Seminoles.

"Yeah, it was alright too. That was cool. Coach [Willie] Taggart was telling me to be patient and pray about it and let it come to you. Mostly all the coaches are giving me the same thing."

The Seminoles are a bit of a new team in the race as Miami and Florida battled it out for much of the fall. What was the reason to visit FSU this late in the process?

"My mom was telling me to take my visits so I wanted to take one there. One of my friends there, Brian Burns is there and I was just talking to him. He wasn't really telling me too much about the school and he said I just have to feel it and be comfortable with where I am at."

Chatfield was scheduled to visit Florida this weekend. However, he now says that trip has been rescheduled for February 2.

"I just want to get the feeling and be comfortable and see how the coaches are," Chatfield said of his upcoming UF visit. "That's really it."

Last week, Gators head coach Dan Mullen visited with Chatfield.

"He was just trying to keep it real with me and telling me how it is and wasn't hiding behind anything."

Florida's is pitching a defensive scheme that fits Chatfield's playing style.

"Their scheme is a 3-4, so they want me to play the outside linebacker spot and I could rush the passer and drop back."

Chatfield would not say if a 3-4 or 4-3 scheme mattered by simply saying, "I just want to play football."

Does Chatfield have a leader heading into these final two weeks of they cycle?

"I like Miami," he said. "I can't say that are on top, but that are up there. They offered me late, but I am not looking at that."

Ultimately, it will come down to how Chatfield feels around the coaches and players that helps him make his final decision on National Signing Day.

"Just the vibe with the coaches and see how it really is and get down to the bones and stuff," he explained. "Just really trying to see how I would fit with the team and see how the players feel about me and stuff."
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Yup! Gata lock
 
Zbrod95 said:
PLANTATION, Fla. – Two weekends ago, four-star defensive end Andrew Chatfield took an official visit to local Miami. The 6-foot-2, 220-pound edge rusher discussed his trip to see the Hurricanes.

""It was alright," Chatfield said of his Miami visit. "Just talking with the coaches and just showing me the playbook and where I would fit in their defense."

Miami head coach Mark Richt was letting Chatfield know that he wants to defender in the Hurricanes class.

"He just wants me to be a Cane, and he just wants me to take my time and do what I have to do," Chatfield said.

This past weekend, Chatfield took a trip to Florida State to see the Seminoles.

"Yeah, it was alright too. That was cool. Coach [Willie] Taggart was telling me to be patient and pray about it and let it come to you. Mostly all the coaches are giving me the same thing."

The Seminoles are a bit of a new team in the race as Miami and Florida battled it out for much of the fall. What was the reason to visit FSU this late in the process?

"My mom was telling me to take my visits so I wanted to take one there. One of my friends there, Brian Burns is there and I was just talking to him. He wasn't really telling me too much about the school and he said I just have to feel it and be comfortable with where I am at."

Chatfield was scheduled to visit Florida this weekend. However, he now says that trip has been rescheduled for February 2.

"I just want to get the feeling and be comfortable and see how the coaches are," Chatfield said of his upcoming UF visit. "That's really it."

Last week, Gators head coach Dan Mullen visited with Chatfield.

"He was just trying to keep it real with me and telling me how it is and wasn't hiding behind anything."

Florida's is pitching a defensive scheme that fits Chatfield's playing style.

"Their scheme is a 3-4, so they want me to play the outside linebacker spot and I could rush the passer and drop back."

Chatfield would not say if a 3-4 or 4-3 scheme mattered by simply saying, "I just want to play football."

Does Chatfield have a leader heading into these final two weeks of they cycle?

"I like Miami," he said. "I can't say that are on top, but that are up there. They offered me late, but I am not looking at that."

Ultimately, it will come down to how Chatfield feels around the coaches and players that helps him make his final decision on National Signing Day.

"Just the vibe with the coaches and see how it really is and get down to the bones and stuff," he explained. "Just really trying to see how I would fit with the team and see how the players feel about me and stuff."
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Another very pro UM article. My only concern is UF getting him on the last weekend.
 
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