You know this because...,you are on the staff? You are Coley's best friend and confidant?
Or are you just speaking out of your ***?
I'm pretty sure your a passive viewer. I'm more of an analytical viewer. I can read into to things. You may not have that ability. Everybody different.
lmao hilarious. Your "analytical view" comes off as a sure thing which is not. A lot of what you say sounds like straight up garbage *** BS.
would you even go so far as to say it is both garbage and rubbish?
Garbage is the American english (AE) term and rubbish is a british term so it probably depends on his upbringing.
If I were a tool I would make a grandiose thread about what I'm about to say, but I don't have that much corch-porster in me so I just want to say it here and let the back-page drifters consider my thoughts. Based on the sort of images, reports and impressions coming out of the first four (yes, I know only four) practices I feel pretty confident that Kaaya will be the starter against Louisville. By pretty confident I mean that unless he melts down or lights up with Olsen on top of Memorial he will start.
The way I see the whole Heaps deal is that Golden brought him in not knowing what he should expect from Kaaya; and I think at the same time he didn't know what to expect from Heaps. The same way we gave Heaps the benefit of the doubt for having a basketball school to throw passes to, Golden most likely did the same. Maybe he is this great talent brought down by system and lack of surrounding talent. He was a five star prospect after all. But now that he's here, besides being a mommy's boy "yes sir, no ma'am nice to meet you" smiles guy and being "vocal", i.e. weirdly texting future receivers he doesn't know who seem to also find it kind of weird, he has not wowed anybody to any great extent.
But Kaaya seems to be delivering about as well as anyone of us could have expected from a true freshman four days in on the team. It looks and sounds really good. So the Heaps insurance policy, like a life insurance policy, may turn out for us as best as it possibly can: as one you never have to use. Yeah, let's see what happens in full pads, scrimmage, etc. But if Heaps can't impress in shorts, why would he do any better in a scrimmage? Or against Louisville? It works the same both ways after all. Meanwhile Brad Kaaya's mom was an actress in "Friday". No but seriously, I wasn't on the Kaaya train, but the guy with the mutton chops and pocket watch just stamped my ticket, and here's the main reason, as I figure it:
Jake Heaps is an opportunist, not a Cane. His "Miami "U" Made" cut off might as well have said Gatorade on it. Brad Kaaya is a cane...he didn't get kicked around and crawl here with a smiling aw shucks desperation. He committed over all other schools. Probably never even heard of BYU or Kansas. He came to win. In Miami. I think he will.