Jerry Jeudy WILL official visit(Stayin with Bama)

[Bunker Mentality]

UM was the hometown team for just about everybody in Broward unless you had familial allegiance to UF or fsu or were from davie.

Yep.

Zbrod is a nice kid but he's part of the very young **** South Florida generation of front-running cumbags with no local pride or sense of community. I can assure you that Broward was all about UM until fairly recently.

It was. This is all disgusting me. I grew up within the 305 but it was one area and the U was our school just like the Dolphins were our team. At Dolphins games there were Cooper City (Broward) people that sat in front of me at every game. This generation has no fûcking sense of community pride.The Fins moved north as a testament to it being one area.

I never said Broward people didn't root for Phins and Canes. Just referring to a sibling-type rivalry and struggle for identity that created resentment at a certain level of the population that clearly isn't reflective of some on the board. But when I talk about being a teenager, from "round the way", Broward Boyz have always wanted an identity apart from Dade county. Just sharing what I know and it's not up for debate because I lived it, and "if you don't know, now you know!!" Ask any athlete from Dade playing a Broward School and vice versa if there isn't a little something extra there when it comes to representing the county.

Ok. I get that. Broward had an inferiority complex and a chip on its shoulder whereas we didn't think twice about Broward... Not trying to be contentious... But just because it was Broward. Ft. Lauderdale was always in Miami's shadows... I knew kids from Hollywood like that who had that chip against Miami.

We also had rivalries within Dade between areas too. It wasn't unique to counties. It was still all one area when it came to the U though. That was a uniting factor. That unity and pride in our City or our area's school, however you want to put it for your own mentality, is gone today, unfortunately.

Dade dudes thought Broward dudes were soft, and Broward dudes thought Dade dudes we clowns who felt strong because they lived in Dade. This was at a certain juvenile level that's very representative of these young athletes, and not reflective of how grown men feel; even the kids tend to grow out of it also.

Not sure what your last sentence means, but i'm pushing 40 and two posters ages 18 & 21 said this is still very much the mindset of young kids in certain areas.

 

[Bunker Mentality]

We're talking about repping the 305 in this convo but JJ (or Irvin for that matter), doesn't live in the 305.

Broward kids got no love for Dade, and I say that as a kid who grew up in Broward. If you're from around the way you'll understand that. This isn't like losing Amari Cooper.

I grew up in Dade. If that's how they feel in Broward then fûck that

We all know how you grew up because you shared as much on a previous thread, but I'm talking about kids that...grew up in different circles than you.. It's not directed at you so there's no need to gentrify the beef.

I'm not sure what my upbringing has to do with this conversation. It was all one area when I grew up here - all 305. The U was our team. Ask Bennie Blades or Michael Irvin.

You didn't grow up where these kids do and did. That's why you don't know and, unfortunately, are speaking out of ignorance.

 

[RVACane]

Yep.

Zbrod is a nice kid but he's part of the very young **** South Florida generation of front-running cumbags with no local pride or sense of community. I can assure you that Broward was all about UM until fairly recently.

It was. This is all disgusting me. I grew up within the 305 but it was one area and the U was our school just like the Dolphins were our team. At Dolphins games there were Cooper City (Broward) people that sat in front of me at every game. This generation has no fûcking sense of community pride.The Fins moved north as a testament to it being one area.

I never said Broward people didn't root for Phins and Canes. Just referring to a sibling-type rivalry and struggle for identity that created resentment at a certain level of the population that clearly isn't reflective of some on the board. But when I talk about being a teenager, from "round the way", Broward Boyz have always wanted an identity apart from Dade county. Just sharing what I know and it's not up for debate because I lived it, and "if you don't know, now you know!!" Ask any athlete from Dade playing a Broward School and vice versa if there isn't a little something extra there when it comes to representing the county.

Ok. I get that. Broward had an inferiority complex and a chip on its shoulder whereas we didn't think twice about Broward... Not trying to be contentious... But just because it was Broward. Ft. Lauderdale was always in Miami's shadows... I knew kids from Hollywood like that who had that chip against Miami.

We also had rivalries within Dade between areas too. It wasn't unique to counties. It was still all one area when it came to the U though. That was a uniting factor. That unity and pride in our City or our area's school, however you want to put it for your own mentality, is gone today, unfortunately.

Dade dudes thought Broward dudes were soft, and Broward dudes thought Dade dudes we clowns who felt strong because they lived in Dade. This wasn't at a certain juvenile level that's very representative of these young athletes, and not reflective of how grown men feel.. These kids tend to grow out of it also.

Not sure what your last sentence means, but i'm pushing 40 and two posters ages 18 & 21 said this is still very much the mindset of young kids in certain areas.

Ok. I was never that close to that inter-county rivalry. Sounds like you lived right over the line. All I was saying in my last line was that the school used to be a unifying team for the area.

 

[RVACane]

Broward kids got no love for Dade, and I say that as a kid who grew up in Broward. If you're from around the way you'll understand that. This isn't like losing Amari Cooper.

I grew up in Dade. If that's how they feel in Broward then fûck that

We all know how you grew up because you shared as much on a previous thread, but I'm talking about kids that...grew up in different circles than you.. It's not directed at you so there's no need to gentrify the beef.

I'm not sure what my upbringing has to do with this conversation. It was all one area when I grew up here - all 305. The U was our team. Ask Bennie Blades or Michael Irvin.

You didn't grow up where these kids do and did. That's why you don't know and, unfortunately, are speaking out of ignorance.

I grew up in Dade County. I'm 10 years older than you. Michael Irvin grew up in Broward County and he said that if he chose any other school he wouldn't have made it out of his neighborhood alive. I guess he's ignorant about it too because the school used to be a source of unity for the area. Maybe a bunch of these kids are like this today and apparently your circle was but it wasn't everyone and it wasn't always like this disintegration of pride we see today.

 

[MIATL]

"win big first then the blue chip players will come" is that the biggest lie that gets told on here? i just looked at the records of fsu, clemson and bama before their current coaches took over and they were completely mediocre, and filled with embarrassing 4-6 loss seasons. but they hit the ground running with 4 and 5 star players many of them out of state guys immediately, so how did they pull these program changers right away with 4 and 5 loss seasons in their recent past? wake up the only relationship that matters is that to untraceable cash

Bowden, Shula, and Bowden were fired because they had talent and couldn't win.

Some programs are always going to get talent ... And Miami isn't one of those schools, IMO.

But, for as mediocre as the program has been over the past 10 years, Miami has probably gotten more recruiting talent than it really deserves. UCF and USF both have more 10-win seasons that Miami does in the past decade. They both also have better bowl records ... With USF having a win over Clemson and UCF winning a BCS game over a top 10 team.

 

[callmetrip]

we signed more from Broward than Dade last year. The U is the U in Dade/Broward and south West Palm that **** hasn't changed. And again, ya'll act like half these kids didn't grow up moving around between Dade and Broward..

 

[Al Foil]

Plenty of talent here over the last 10 years to have won multiple ACC championships.

Coaching was simply beyond terrible.

"win big first then the blue chip players will come" is that the biggest lie that gets told on here? i just looked at the records of fsu, clemson and bama before their current coaches took over and they were completely mediocre, and filled with embarrassing 4-6 loss seasons. but they hit the ground running with 4 and 5 star players many of them out of state guys immediately, so how did they pull these program changers right away with 4 and 5 loss seasons in their recent past? wake up the only relationship that matters is that to untraceable cash

Bowden, Shula, and Bowden were fired because they had talent and couldn't win.

Some programs are always going to get talent ... And Miami isn't one of those schools, IMO.

But, for as mediocre as the program has been over the past 10 years, Miami has probably gotten more recruiting talent than it really deserves. UCF and USF both have more 10-win seasons that Miami does in the past decade. They both also have better bowl records ... With USF having a win over Clemson and UCF winning a BCS game over a top 10 team.

 

[Angry Ibis]

The kid's idol got broken off to go to Bama. It ends up paying off for the kid too. And people expect a Miami fans to be OK with this? **** your face.

 

[ABLECANE]

[MENTION=4841]The Franchise[/MENTION]

What a waste

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tIdIqbv7SPo

 

[ABLECANE]

Grab your ankles, [MENTION=4841]The Franchise[/MENTION]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3Nua5klb4Os

 

[The Iceman]

Florida losing WRs to Bama is crazy for me to see. Been following this recruiting thing since the mid to late 80s.
This is so strange and screwed up at the same time.

Florida recruits overall have no pride or loyalty at all. From Dade to Jax to the Panhandle.
Disgusting.

 

[callmetrip]

Florida losing WRs to Bama is crazy for me to see. Been following this recruiting thing since the mid to late 80s.
This is so strange and screwed up at the same time.

Florida recruits overall have no pride or loyalty at all. From Dade to Jax to the Panhandle.
Disgusting.

Jesse Bendross went to Bama from South Florida in the early 80's, played for Bama while Richt was Miami, ***** not new.

Slip Watkins didn't exactly commit to the U either.

So much revisionist history. Everybody cries about lack of loyalty but then want to brag about E. Reed and Reggie Wayne (New Orleans), Winslow and Dorsey (Cali) but keep acting like we don't cherry pick talent.

F**k that. Be better and keep the ones we can go gank the best ones from other places and just fu###ing win.

 

[ABLECANE]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NCtzkaL2t_Y

 

[ABLECANE]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=R7f189Z0v0Y

 

[The Iceman]

Florida losing WRs to Bama is crazy for me to see. Been following this recruiting thing since the mid to late 80s.
This is so strange and screwed up at the same time.

Florida recruits overall have no pride or loyalty at all. From Dade to Jax to the Panhandle.
Disgusting.

Jesse Bendross went to Bama from South Florida in the early 80's, played for Bama while Richt was Miami, ****s not new.

Slip Watkins didn't exactly commit to the U either.

So much revisionist history. Everybody cries about lack of loyalty but then want to brag about E. Reed and Reggie Wayne (New Orleans), Winslow and Dorsey (Cali) but keep acting like we don't cherry pick talent.

F**k that. Be better and keep the ones we can go gank the best ones from other places and just fu###ing win.

You named what...2 WRs?

In the 90s I can't remember 1 WR that the Big 3 wanted that went to Bama.
Name one.

I wasn't speaking of 1 player here or there. The top FL recruits are leaving the state more than ever now.
How can anyone dispute that.

But its crazy to see WRs not from AL now finding Bama appealing. That's never really been the case for Bama.

Its like seeing Nebraska now signing 5* pocket passers and WRs. Its just not what we were used to seeing from them.

 

[TP801]

Lmao at community/local pride. These kids know none of you would give a single **** about them if they weren't ballers. What has their supposed community dive for them? Yea there community helped them grind out practicing and training for multiple years to be in a spot where most schools are willing to give them a scholarship. Seems legit. Their supposed community helped pay their parents bills right?

Quiye a few of you on here call these kids "Divas", when you really want to call them a . It is what it is. I don't see how any kid who has worked hard enough and had enough maturity In his young life to get an athletic scholarship to any school in the country shouldn't be applauded.

 

[TP801]

I don't recall Pete saying definitively that Ridley said UM was the "best place" for him, I recall it being more softly worded than that. Either way, Ridley telling him UM was the "best place" for him, short of a direct quote from either of the two should be regarded as highly speculative.

And LMFAO at choosing Alabama as taking the "easy way out."

Yeah, that Tom Brady is a real puss always resigning with the Pats. I love the crooting board.

You pvssy *** fake UM fans are all about eating that Bama butt. Slurp it out with some jelly. Keep telling us why it's the place to be for recruits.

Have you considered spending your heavy flow day somewhere other than the Internet?

Are you offering your mouth?

And throaty?

Someone above already referenced it, but the relationships thing makes no sense when it was stated a day or two ago that Dugans was one of the 5 most trusted people in his life. He's just another kid who couldn't resist the shortcut. I rarely get fooled by these deals after following recruiting all these years but have to admit that I thought he was perhaps cut from a different cloth.

Lmao at playing at BAMA being a shortcut. ***** crazy.

 

[zionspop]

That's bull****, I've lived in Columbus Ohio and Pittsburgh PA and these ballers up here would die for a chance to play for their respective home town schools and guess what their schools ain't did **** for their communities either! PAY THEIR PARENTS BILLS? WHAT? its just pride to rep where you come from. It's all they think about. Only way they ain't going to OSU or Pitt is if they don't get offers. Same with many other schools across the nation. These kids in South florida have no sense of loyalty or pride for the home team. They been gassed up and pimped out by these handlers and adults all their childhood, and they are frontrunners. Chasing after others successes. If they had legit leaders instead of adults trying to benefit from them they would be enlightening these kids to stick together at home and put all that talent together and make their own dynasty. I'm. Sorry some of you just don't see the truth or won't admit it.

 

[The Franchise]

Grab your ankles, [MENTION=4841]The Franchise[/MENTION]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3Nua5klb4Os

Just a cotton pickin' second here. I thought I was going to be the top in this tryst. Now you got me grabbing my ankles? My head's spinning here, song man.

 

[CaneStuck@USF]

This "Top South FL WR to Bama" pipeline has to stop. It ****** blows watching Ridley and Cooper and now Jeudy take their talents to that **** town and ball out so some lame *** rednecks can brag about their program even more. Its like sitting back and watching some other dude raise your kids. We need to win. Consistently. And often. This culture in south Florida needs to change.