If your kid was the best LT in high school....

[Paranos]

Would you let him come to the U? The answer is no. Until that turns around, there is no reason to get excited about top talent coming here.

**** my side chick had a baby all those years ago and didn't tell your boy P. **** yeah I would let him go to Miami right now, an his big **** mama can visit Florida too reconnect with me Facebook style.

Go Canes

 

[Katzenboyer]

ND has 3 top 100 OT in the same class. must be nice

That's what happens when you put guys in the draft consistently. Think 4 out of 5 OL from ND were drafted last year, and they had two guys (Nelson, McGlinchey) go in the top 10 in 2018.

Same thing with Bama. Consistently getting 4- and 5-start talent because their guys go to the League.

 

[CT Cane 44]

Yes depending on who the coach was. If Cristobal is here you bet your *** i would.

 

[DC3]

 

[ssvir]

Would you let him come to the U? The answer is no. Until that turns around, there is no reason to get excited about top talent coming here.

 

[TheEye]

Would I want my son to protect TVD and Jaylen Knighton? Yes. I would.

 

[Cajuncane]

If Mario is the coach…

 

[emrok]

Most LT don't play LT in college

 

[No_Fly_Zone]

Yes, I would "let" my son come to the U if he was the top LT in HS. The current OL coach, for all his warts, has our 2*, 240 lbs. (HS) LT as a top 100 draft prospect in his 3rd year.

If he's NFL-bound and has NFL talent, the NFL will find him. In particular at UM. And if he's not, he just got a $250k education for free.

Now go back to lurking.

 

[flagator86]

I’d let my child go wherever he wanted to go. Cream rises to the top