Santana Fleming and Brandon Innis

[TexasCane90]

So much for his family being big time canes fans

 

[caneallday21]

It's waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too early to see this as a loss. No kid who commits this early is a done deal unless there are long emotional ties that keeps him there. Kill it this year and next and keep recruiting him like he isn't committed

 

[CoacheCane]

I believe they got a safety we’re looking at

Daemon ***an

CB Damari Brown, legacy kid, could be on the board too

 

[88]

I'd rather NOT get a commitment this early. It's like having a GF for a while when you're young. You're eventually going to want to see what's out there, especially when you see all your friends fuggin

 

[DusseDez]

Oklahoma and it’s been them…which is why Brown been my WR1

 

[AUcane]

Oklahoma and it’s been them…which is why Brown been my WR1

Not sure if Brown is my #1. I'd put Hykeem as my 1 but it's a good argument.

so many guyes, though.,

 

[gacaneaddict]

I mean I get why you would like to play in Oklahoma system, but not nearly enough to leave South Florida for Norman.

Even if you don’t like Miami for whatever reason, much closer options with great offensive systems, etc..

 

[chrisRMNU]

The task remains the same. Show out this year, winning 10 games. Put together a solid class and give the 2023 kids an even more attractive option.

 

[RattlerCane305]

Welp, good thing it's not just Innis and a bunch of stiffs in '23. Hykeem, Jalen Brown, the Shack kid from Duval, come on down...

 

[Canes2082]

I get it of its Oklahoma... they throw the ball a ton.

The only question is will Lincoln Riley and his system be there when he gets there?

 

[bobbydigius]

I get it of its Oklahoma... they throw the ball a ton.

The only question is will Lincoln Riley and his system be there when he gets there?

Yup, hence I won't sweat an early commitment here.

 

[DusseDez]

Not sure if Brown is my #1. I'd put Hykeem as my 1 but it's a good argument.

so many guyes, though.,

I want both

 

[D.L.I.N.K.D.A.GR8]

Brandon not a miss to me if we get shack brown and Williams hopefully Joseph too

Imo kill me if u will Fleming is overrated

 

[JustAFanHTX]

I get it of its Oklahoma... they throw the ball a ton.

The only question is will Lincoln Riley and his system be there when he gets there?

Yes

 

[johnnytsunami01]

Sounds like commitment to Oklahoma coming for Innis on 22nd.


The Top247 and 247Sports Composite’s No. 1 receiver in the 2023 class in five-star Brandon Inniss has locked in his college commitment date for August 22. The blue-chipper tells 247Sports his finalists are Alabama, Florida, Miami, Ohio State and Oklahoma.

Inniss will announce his college plans that day on CBS Sports HQ. He is tabbed as the No. 9 prospect in the country regardless of position.
The Sooners are trending on the 247Sports Crystal Ball and Inniss visited Norman for the ChampU BBQ. His summer travels also took him through Miami, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Clemson, Florida and Ohio State.


“I’m committing right now because the school I’m choosing, all of the coaches on the offensive side of the ball have showed a lot of love and it feels like the perfect fit for me and my family,” Innis said before giving a highlight regarding each finalists.

Alabama: “Just the receivers they produce to the NFL almost every year.”

Florida: “The atmosphere when I went to the games felt like no other.”

Miami: “The coaches they’re all involved and it’s the hometown team.”

Ohio State: “Their coaches are very involved in everything really.”

Oklahoma: “The atmosphere when I was there and also the receivers they produce to the NFL.”

Probably will choose Oklahoma, but nothing about what you posted there says committing to Oklahoma.

Based on his "I'm committing right now because...all of the coaches on the offensive side of the ball have showed me lots of love..." It would be between Miami and OSU, who he states the coaches are all very involved.

But I don't think any of those quotes means anything.

 

[Suhrthing]

The task remains the same. Show out this year, winning 10 games. Put together a solid class and give the 2023 kids an even more attractive option.

This. Take care of our own business and maybe he will reconsider. Just keep trending up.

 

[CaneThang2020]

This is FAR from being over. It's game on if we pull out a shocker and win the ACC

 

[colperm]

Probably will choose Oklahoma, but nothing about what you posted there says committing to Oklahoma.

Based on his "I'm committing right now because...all of the coaches on the offensive side of the ball have showed me lots of love..." It would be between Miami and OSU, who he states the coaches are all very involved.

But I don't think any of those quotes means anything.

The quotes rarely mean anything

 

[Canes1968]

He will not end up at Oklahoma.

 

[305to954]

Fellas..before you put a ring on it it’s best to allow her to go through the “hoe/ I need attention” stage