Jobe possible decommitment?

[Canesfan3234]

How is it click bait if those are quotes? I'm genuinely asking?

Because it is fansided. Those aren't journalists with any sort of ethical or moral standard. That's a place for keyboard warriors to put their blog. I could sign up right now and write a story about how nick Saban was quoted saying that any recruit who
Signs with bama gets a night with his wife and daughter and it would get posted on that site.

 

[lfoliva9988]

Click bait

 

[De Pinga]

lol at that f aggot [MENTION=15754]CFLCane[/MENTION] questioning Columbus kids b/c of Henderson..... QP is one of the most soft shouldered posters on CIS

 

[simplycanes]

WTF is canewarning?

 

[Invalid Username]

WTF is canewarning?

Wannabe Miami site. All the info is trash or copied from other sources

 

[cane since birth]

How is it click bait if those are quotes? I'm genuinely asking?

Reporters on crap sites like that mess with quotes

 

[Bull]

Discredit all you want, but Jobe was just crystal balled to Michigan by a guy who has an accuracy of 80%.

The good news is that we don't have a lot of guys that we need to add to this class, so the coaches can focus most of their recruiting efforts on locking down our current commits - including Jobe

 

[brock]

Discredit all you want, but Jobe was just crystal balled to Michigan by a guy who has an accuracy of 80%.

The good news is that we don't have a lot of guys that we need to add to this class, so the coaches can focus most of their recruiting efforts on locking down our current commits - including Jobe

Crystal ball means nothing if no intel is provided. Pete is confident with his source on this situation so Ima go with that. In addition the crystal ball has to be in relation to an assumption of Cheshire bridge academy having a good relationship with Michigan Dc don brown as they have sent kids to him in the past or to michigan before him. That's all that is

 

[kryptonite]

Discredit all you want, but Jobe was just crystal balled to Michigan by a guy who has an accuracy of 80%.

The good news is that we don't have a lot of guys that we need to add to this class, so the coaches can focus most of their recruiting efforts on locking down our current commits - including Jobe

I'm not real familiar with the crystal ball mechanics, but would I be correct to assume that one can change that just before signing day? Cause I could rock 94% if that's the case.

Also, there's a 1.3% chance you aren't a troll.

 

[DC1986]

Crystal balls were proven non binding by the supreme court many years ago. Pete says we are good and I will believe him over some hack reporter slinging **** against the wall. Now, if there was a pinky promise between Jobe and Michigan, that would scare the **** out of me. Those are legally binding.

 

[brock]

Speculation because don brown....
This Is why you shouldn't freak about crystal balls all the time... these reporters be guessing

Tuesday Recruitin' Moves To Don Brown Country | mgoblog

 

[bobbydigius]

Discredit all you want, but Jobe was just crystal balled to Michigan by a guy who has an accuracy of 80%.

The good news is that we don't have a lot of guys that we need to add to this class, so the coaches can focus most of their recruiting efforts on locking down our current commits - including Jobe

I'm not real familiar with the crystal ball mechanics, but would I be correct to assume that one can change that just before signing day? Cause I could rock 94% if that's the case.

Also, there's a 1.3% chance you aren't a troll.

Yup, you can change it right up until the kid announces meaning, you could have one school CBed the whole time and then change it a min before said kid announces, and it falls under you being correct.

 

[motorcitycane]

Miami needs to worry about it's season. That has way more impact than anything else. Keep recruiting and handle up on the field.

 

[TheOriginalCane]

Discredit all you want, but Jobe was just crystal balled to Michigan by a guy who has an accuracy of 80%.

The good news is that we don't have a lot of guys that we need to add to this class, so the coaches can focus most of their recruiting efforts on locking down our current commits - including Jobe

I'm not real familiar with the crystal ball mechanics, but would I be correct to assume that one can change that just before signing day? Cause I could rock 94% if that's the case.

Also, there's a 1.3% chance you aren't a troll.

[In my Allen Iverson voice] Crystal balls? Crystal balls?

Oh, and in that same "Don Brown Country" article:

Steve Lorenz put in a Crystal Ball for Myles to Michigan shortly after Chris's commitment. He also put one in for four-star 2019 IN DE George Karlaftis...

 

[kryptonite]

Discredit all you want, but Jobe was just crystal balled to Michigan by a guy who has an accuracy of 80%.

The good news is that we don't have a lot of guys that we need to add to this class, so the coaches can focus most of their recruiting efforts on locking down our current commits - including Jobe

I'm not real familiar with the crystal ball mechanics, but would I be correct to assume that one can change that just before signing day? Cause I could rock 94% if that's the case.

Also, there's a 1.3% chance you aren't a troll.

Yup, you can change it right up until the kid announces meaning, you could have one school CBed the whole time and then change it a min before said kid announces, and it falls under you being correct.

Then 80% isn't all that great.

0.06% chance that dude's not a troll.

 

[TheOriginalCane]

Discredit all you want, but Jobe was just crystal balled to Michigan by a guy who has an accuracy of 80%.

The good news is that we don't have a lot of guys that we need to add to this class, so the coaches can focus most of their recruiting efforts on locking down our current commits - including Jobe

I'm not real familiar with the crystal ball mechanics, but would I be correct to assume that one can change that just before signing day? Cause I could rock 94% if that's the case.

Also, there's a 1.3% chance you aren't a troll.

I think there is something in the "crystal ball" process that gives someone more "points" if he accurately picks a crystal ball earlier in the process. Thus, if you accurately "crystal ball" a kid to a program a year early, you get more credit than you do if you change your pick one day before NSD. Otherwise EVERYONE would have a 98% rating or higher.

It's like trying to compare batting average to slugging percentage.

By the way, the Michigan writer ANNOUNCED his crystal ball in the article in which he reported Jobe's transfer. So...click bait? Not to mention the fact that the writer is basing all of this on a kid going to a school in CONNECTICUT that provided ONE previous recruit to Michigan.

So, you know, the entire United States is "Michigan country". Or something.

 

[Bull]

Discredit all you want, but Jobe was just crystal balled to Michigan by a guy who has an accuracy of 80%.

The good news is that we don't have a lot of guys that we need to add to this class, so the coaches can focus most of their recruiting efforts on locking down our current commits - including Jobe

I'm not real familiar with the crystal ball mechanics, but would I be correct to assume that one can change that just before signing day? Cause I could rock 94% if that's the case.

Also, there's a 1.3% chance you aren't a troll.

Don't know much about the mechanics either, was just looking at the recent predictions and noticed combined with this Jobe stuff from yesterday. I'll trust intel over anything, but doesn't mean everyone needs to completely ignore smoke.

 

[kryptonite]

Discredit all you want, but Jobe was just crystal balled to Michigan by a guy who has an accuracy of 80%.

The good news is that we don't have a lot of guys that we need to add to this class, so the coaches can focus most of their recruiting efforts on locking down our current commits - including Jobe

I'm not real familiar with the crystal ball mechanics, but would I be correct to assume that one can change that just before signing day? Cause I could rock 94% if that's the case.

Also, there's a 1.3% chance you aren't a troll.

Don't know much about the mechanics either, was just looking at the recent predictions and noticed combined with this Jobe stuff from yesterday. I'll trust intel over anything, but doesn't mean everyone needs to completely ignore smoke.

0.04%

 

[Bull]

You can drop it to 0.00% if you want, I don't care what you think. Only here to talk recruiting

 

[dfagundo]

Discredit all you want, but Jobe was just crystal balled to Michigan by a guy who has an accuracy of 80%.

The good news is that we don't have a lot of guys that we need to add to this class, so the coaches can focus most of their recruiting efforts on locking down our current commits - including Jobe

I'm not real familiar with the crystal ball mechanics, but would I be correct to assume that one can change that just before signing day? Cause I could rock 94% if that's the case.

Also, there's a 1.3% chance you aren't a troll.

Don't know much about the mechanics either, was just looking at the recent predictions and noticed combined with this Jobe stuff from yesterday. I'll trust intel over anything, but doesn't mean everyone needs to completely ignore smoke.

Plays the slow game, pretends as if he actually wants a recruit to stay at UM, then drops a subtle "let's not ignore the smoke"

Posts statistics/predictions from other sites that have garbage track records (ie. Crystal Balls, especially those with 80% accuracy) and says that he "isn't familiar with the mechanics, but this in addition to Jobe's stuff from yesterday (which was also baseless commentary from those pretending to be in the know) shouldn't be ignored"

Joined Jul 2017

Have all the facts I need

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