Cook: "Miami's recruiting me hardest"

[pcitycane]

I'd be stunned if he doesnt end up a Cane

This. Him and Sony in the same class is criminal.

no way to describe that. Duke, Sony, Cook...retarded

And imagine Collins in there

id rather not.



**** collins.

 

[pcitycane]

Sorry, emotional today. Lol

 

[Big Toney]

dont get your hopes up.

anything goes in recruiting nowdays

This. Clemson known to throw that $$$$$$$ around

 

[strauzer]

His brother Deandre Burnett just inked an LOI with the Canes for hoops, need him to work that magic

 

[Bigtip]

so he's committed to Clemp$on?

seems legit

 

[aintnothangbutacane]

I know they are kids and are gonna do the whole recruiting process, but I find it laughable that someone is strongly committed somewhere but says anything can happen or its going to be a tough decision (not that cook said specifically that). When you are committed to something, you dont allow yourself to be swayed another direction.

 

[weownfsu]

I know they are kids and are gonna do the whole recruiting process, but I find it laughable that someone is strongly committed somewhere but says anything can happen or its going to be a tough decision (not that cook said specifically that). When you are committed to something, you dont allow yourself to be swayed another direction.

Some kids just are clueless. And a lot of them end up being great canes, CFB players, etc. but at least Alex Collins said it wasn't right for him to talk to other schools while he is still committed.

 

[aintnothangbutacane]

I agree re collins. He seems to understand the whole concept of what a commitment is

 

[weownfsu]

Yep, the word "commitment" itself is completely meaningless in college football. The players' actions are the true test