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Florida State's Class is Average At Best.....

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at this time with 17 commits.

I am well aware of how they close; however, they have to be worried about doing so this year without 3 of their top closers.

If Thomas, Collins, Coley and Kirkland fall to us.......the Noles are going to end of with their worst class in 5 years by far.
 
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Unfortunately, I think both schools are going after the same "on the fence" kids to complete their class. Let's hope these kids have some pride and stay home. I have a feeling that whatever happens with our South Florida kids can be a trend for future classes. Make no mistake, FSU is the enemy and we can't let them have our best kids.
 
They have room for about 10 more. They will close strong. Not really worried about them. We just have to handle our business.
 
Middle Fingers to FSU man. South Florida's top talent needs to stay home and go to Miami. Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach County produce so much. Why not take pride and put your city on the map. Guys look at recruiting. If you look at recruiting the past five years most states keep they're top talent at the biggest most popular schools. USC gets all of the top talent in Cali. The Longhorns keep all the Texans. Alabama keeps their top guys. Ohio State gets Ohio guys. VTech gets the top VA talent. I believe South Florida is a different "State" than the rest of Florida. And the homeboys should stay home.
 
Their class, and ours, hinges on 4 names: Collins, Thomas, Bryant, and Coley. All could go to either school.
 
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I'm starting to feel though that were getting coley Thomas Kirkland , and they're getting Collins and Bryant
 
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Its the previous class that will make a big impact next year, or we will find out if Jimbo has the eye for talent or all the star hype is just that. Cant wait till our Dline matures so we can rape them and then look at the faces of the sad Noles who chose to be Noles instead of Canes. Then we can do this year in and out assuming sanctions dont rape us. If they dont I cant wait till we bust FSU *** on a yearly basis.
 
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5XNC said:
I agree w the above at the moment, only at the end do i think collins stays home.
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Bugs me the *** out y one kid would change a kids mind, someone has to tell AC on twitter that they can cutt Franklin next year and not honor there word. AC has way more guys on our roster he played with throughout his pop warner days and against them in HS. Hopefully he sees that AG and company dont sugarcoat things and keep it real.
 
motorcitycane said:
Middle Fingers to FSU man. South Florida's top talent needs to stay home and go to Miami. Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach County produce so much. Why not take pride and put your city on the map. Guys look at recruiting. If you look at recruiting the past five years most states keep they're top talent at the biggest most popular schools. USC gets all of the top talent in Cali. The Longhorns keep all the Texans. Alabama keeps their top guys. Ohio State gets Ohio guys. VTech gets the top VA talent. I believe South Florida is a different "State" than the rest of Florida. And the homeboys should stay home.
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This is simply false!

Oregon has stolen Black Mamba and Arik Armstead back to back years from "USC Country" (Two top 5 guys)

A&M is out recruiting Texas in Texas. Stoops is able to recruit skill positions in Texas.

Alabama keeps their top guys? Is that why Shanks and Winston both chose FSU over Bama last year? How about when Kwon Alexander chose rival LSU over Alabama?

Michigan currently has 8 four stars committed from the state of Ohio.

Quit acting like Miami is the only school not able to keep talent. It's simply false
 
Winky is Wright said:
motorcitycane said:
Middle Fingers to FSU man. South Florida's top talent needs to stay home and go to Miami. Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach County produce so much. Why not take pride and put your city on the map. Guys look at recruiting. If you look at recruiting the past five years most states keep they're top talent at the biggest most popular schools. USC gets all of the top talent in Cali. The Longhorns keep all the Texans. Alabama keeps their top guys. Ohio State gets Ohio guys. VTech gets the top VA talent. I believe South Florida is a different "State" than the rest of Florida. And the homeboys should stay home.
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This is simply false!

Oregon has stolen Black Mamba and Arik Armstead back to back years from "USC Country" (Two top 5 guys)

A&M is out recruiting Texas in Texas. Stoops is able to recruit skill positions in Texas.

Alabama keeps their top guys? Is that why Shanks and Winston both chose FSU over Bama last year? How about when Kwon Alexander chose rival LSU over Alabama?

Michigan currently has 8 four stars committed from the state of Ohio.

Quit acting like Miami is the only school not able to keep talent. It's simply false
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Then after you factor in the simple truth that south FL has the most talented players in the nation per capita...every school in the country sends their top street agents and bagmen down here. It will always be a fistfight to keep these kids. Good thing we now have a coach that understands this locked up until 2020 (crosses fingers).
 
motorcitycane said:
Middle Fingers to FSU man. South Florida's top talent needs to stay home and go to Miami. Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach County produce so much. Why not take pride and put your city on the map. Guys look at recruiting. If you look at recruiting the past five years most states keep they're top talent at the biggest most popular schools. USC gets all of the top talent in Cali. The Longhorns keep all the Texans. Alabama keeps their top guys. Ohio State gets Ohio guys. VTech gets the top VA talent. I believe South Florida is a different "State" than the rest of Florida. And the homeboys should stay home.
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What a backhanded compliment...still in my radar as a troll...neggd
 
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