CaneSuger
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My piece of mind after observing how recruiting works in S Florida:
We as a fan base need to stop feeding these young men's overblown egos.
And yes, a 17 year old is a man, not a kid.
After last signing day, don't you get tired of the hat games some of these little emotional ****offs play?
We'd be so much better off if every fan of Miami just celebrated the kids like Duke and Trevor Darling and so on that just WANT to be canes, and don't play the "game."
I don't give a **** about Ermon Lane, Sony, or anybody who isn't committed. I don't give a **** if they throw up the U, or whatever. Commit, or you're not a Cane and thus I don't give a **** about you until you do commit.
If you do commit, great. If not, whatever. We need to stop encouraging the diva female **** that goes on in South Florida EVERY year.
Look at Duke. Look at Alex Gall, Standish Dobard. These kids just committed, and they rode it out. Never played games. Never wavered. Never sought attention for themselves. They should be recognized.
All these little ***** with their hat games and whatnot, even the ones that chose the U in the end, that's not what being a MAN is about. A man doesn't give a **** about a hat game. A man makes plays on the football field, not on signing day.
Signing day is about promises. A man gets results on the field, he doesn't get all his hype off bs promises.
A man makes a decision and sticks with that decision. A man isn't a ****** frontrunner - ie a MAN commits to the team he wants to play for. If you grew up loving the U, then sign with the U. **** the SEC.
A man doesn't make decisions on emotions. Women do that.
If some kid wants to be a little diva **** and make emotional decisions and play a little hat game, then that's a kid and not a man. Something's wrong when high schools in South Florida encourage this emotional feminine garbage behavior.
/rant.
We as a fan base need to stop feeding these young men's overblown egos.
And yes, a 17 year old is a man, not a kid.
After last signing day, don't you get tired of the hat games some of these little emotional ****offs play?
We'd be so much better off if every fan of Miami just celebrated the kids like Duke and Trevor Darling and so on that just WANT to be canes, and don't play the "game."
I don't give a **** about Ermon Lane, Sony, or anybody who isn't committed. I don't give a **** if they throw up the U, or whatever. Commit, or you're not a Cane and thus I don't give a **** about you until you do commit.
If you do commit, great. If not, whatever. We need to stop encouraging the diva female **** that goes on in South Florida EVERY year.
Look at Duke. Look at Alex Gall, Standish Dobard. These kids just committed, and they rode it out. Never played games. Never wavered. Never sought attention for themselves. They should be recognized.
All these little ***** with their hat games and whatnot, even the ones that chose the U in the end, that's not what being a MAN is about. A man doesn't give a **** about a hat game. A man makes plays on the football field, not on signing day.
Signing day is about promises. A man gets results on the field, he doesn't get all his hype off bs promises.
A man makes a decision and sticks with that decision. A man isn't a ****** frontrunner - ie a MAN commits to the team he wants to play for. If you grew up loving the U, then sign with the U. **** the SEC.
A man doesn't make decisions on emotions. Women do that.
If some kid wants to be a little diva **** and make emotional decisions and play a little hat game, then that's a kid and not a man. Something's wrong when high schools in South Florida encourage this emotional feminine garbage behavior.
/rant.
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