Well if they are counting on Grace and Thomas then maybe there is no room........
They don't think he's good enough; pretty simple. It's not like he's a clear back-up plan like the Augustus Edwards guy at RB...they just don't think he is good enough.
They don't think he's good enough; pretty simple. It's not like he's a clear back-up plan like the Augustus Edwards guy at RB...they just don't think he is good enough.
Edwards got an offer while Collins was still committed. I don't know if he's a straight up plan B or someone we would take anyway. I think he got his offer around the time when Collins was wavering so the "if you're looking we are looking" thing may apply. Not 100% sure either way though.
Out of interest, what's the rule on these schollie offers?
If the Plan A and Plan B both accept on NSD, putting us over limit, do we just pull the offer to the Plan B?
Seems a bit of a **** move.
Out of interest, what's the rule on these schollie offers?
If the Plan A and Plan B both accept on NSD, putting us over limit, do we just pull the offer to the Plan B?
Seems a bit of a **** move.
Out of interest, what's the rule on these schollie offers?
If the Plan A and Plan B both accept on NSD, putting us over limit, do we just pull the offer to the Plan B?
Seems a bit of a **** move.
The plan B guy will only actually have an offer if the coaches are okay with the risk of signing both, but that situation only happens where Plan A guy isn't sure what he's going to do.
His coach took a shot at us on a reply I think.Tweeted
His coach took a shot at us on a reply I think.Tweeted
Don't know if he is his coach, but he is actually a Cane. His name is Chad Wilson. He played DB here. Also the father of Moore's teammate, 2014 DB Quincy Wilson. A guy that has alot of high major offers but not one from Miami yet. He was invited to Junior Day.
I really don't understand why we didn't offer this kid.