Dewey Impressed By Duke & Angelo
Sunday's practice was the first time Dewey had thrown the football in full pads since breaking his left wrist more than three months ago.
For those reasons, Dewey finished the first Under Armour practice of the week stronger than he started it
One of the receivers on Dewey's team this week is fellow UM commit Angelo Jean-Louis.
It didn't take long for Dewey to be impressed by the ability of his future teammate.
"Playing with athletes like this is getting me excited for Miami," Dewey said. "I can just put it out there and they can go catch it.
Like with Angelo on one play I just put it up for him to go get and he just jumped over a guy to grab it.
That was a lot of fun to see. He is out here wowing everybody."
"I think he will be a big time player at Miami. He can be incredible. Once he gets in the weight room and works hard and is
developed, he can be as good as he wants to be. The sky is the limit for a guy like that."
Dewey and Jean-Louis are also on the same team as running back commit Duke Johnson, who also impressed during today's practice.
"Duke is just phenomenal to watch," Dewey said. "He busted out a couple of long runs today. He is going to be incredible at Miami.
I don't think I have ever seen anybody with a burst like him. He can go start to stop in a couple yards and in the blink of an eye.
It is elite stuff with what he can do when he gets the ball." When Dewey took an uofficial visit to Miami in early November he
made it a point to watch Duke Johnson play. To watch Johnson's game though Dewey had to drive three hours from Miami
to Key West to watch Norland play the Conchs and the trip did not disappoint.
"I heard they were playing and I just really wanted to see him play and wow is he a great player," Dewey said.
"It was kind of a drive to go see him, but it was definitely worth it. They had the game won and took Duke out, but I got to the
game late and they put him back in and he busted a 30-yard run.
Then I saw Ereck Flowers pick a couple of guys up and throw them around, so it was cool to see those guys."
Dewey is enrolling early at Miami this spring and he is using this week of Under Armour practices to help make the transition to UM smoother.
"It will be good to get bigger and stronger this spring and battle for the starting spot," Dewey said. "I don't know if I will get the job,
but I will at least push the guys around me to get better. It is a great opportunity for me and all the quarterbacks.
I do know whoever does win the job, we will have a good team next year no matter what."
