millertime26
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I also think Gus will be our top back if he stays
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J.C Jackson comes to mind.
Reguardless the point remains. Even if Lewis comes here two CB's is not enough.
That's the point! Two CB's in two years is not enough.
Considering what was available locally to them.
bxcanesbomber
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Ima go in if Scarlett stays .....and if knowles shows out in the coming years.....oh gawd im coming for your neck blackvern... you talk a lot of smack and it's all bad...you never have nothing positive to say your just a frustrated individual with bleakvisions
why no love for Yearby?
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supacane
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Recruits rarely flip late like that. No matter to what school unless its from Marshall etc. If they're uncommitted and 'leaning' it's one thing but to change their commitment on signing day, rarely happens. Scarlett is staying. He will be a star here.
gogeta4
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he recruits the tampa area......
I mean he oversees the ol development and recruiting..but i aint giving this dude all the credit in the worl...golden seems to put an emphasis on the ol spot...and seems to be hands on...
Kehoe stepped it up a bit...but Stoutland did better imo
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canesthing3
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Pretty sure we have more late decommits than Marshall has over the years. That being said I think Scarlett sticks.
Oh great. Another poster who thinks that Scarlett couldn't become a Nole if we wanted. I don't care what anybody says, Jordan Scarlett is not playing second fiddle to Johnny Frasier. And if he does, he isn't a UM back anyway so go be a Nole. This is nuts. So people think Scarlett is holding out hopes that Frasier decommits so he can sneak his way into FSUs class? Lol. This kid is the best back in SoFla and probably the best in the state. (maybe Jacques Patrick is a little better) Go sit down with that ****.
Verdeterrece15
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Next year the emphasis in recruiting needs to be d-line and cb
We solidified WR & LB for 16 just got to hold on to them
We really addressed o-line this year
We solidified WR & LB for 16 just got to hold on to them
We really addressed o-line this year
IllinoisCane
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What did Tyrek Cole do to lose his offer? Grade issue? Legal issues?
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Both of these. There was a big academic scandal at Miramar that caused them to forfeit the remainder of the season, including playoffs. I don't believe Cole even played one game this year because he was caught up in this mess at Miramar.
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Awsi Dooger
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I can't see that. He's the type who looks best in limited doses, or when the defense is worn out and subdued. Start him against a fresh attacking defense and the weaknesses show up.
Big credit to Gus for hanging in there and improving his game, though. Loads of energy. Refusal to go down.
Considering the number of talented little guys I see in Dade County high school football, makes no sense that we would lack numbers at cornerback. I understand a deficit a defensive tackle. The defensive tackles we do land, if any, need to be toilet trained, given our scheme.
As a USC alum I know they are rich in defensive tackle right now. Recruiting only a few seriously. Green is obviously one of them. He would be a nice get, but more of a luxury than essential, given their roster going forward. Seems like Miami's lack of talent and depth at the position would be an enticement for someone seeking early playing time, but of course that's been the reality for several seasons yet it never seems to trump the other variables, like standing there and being asked to absorb contact while others are actually dictating the game.
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I remember that article where he whined about CB depth this year even though it wasn't an actual problem in 2014. Now, instead of stopping this alleged problem from becoming an actual problem, he has fcked it up badly.
Classic Folden. He's starting to lose track off all his lies.
Maybe Chad and Brad can fix it and bring us some top flight CBs.
Redzone045
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dont know what Vern's success rate (unfortunately I've seen a lot that has been correct).with his bleak visions, but someone previously posted awhile ago (with proof) that he was wrong on Trayone Gray. That being said, with this coaching staff producing 6-7 in year 4, how can anyone be 100% confident that the top guys (Scarlett, etc) will sign in the end.
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“I had a great time hanging with Brad Kaaya, that was probably my favorite part,” Scarlett said. “He showed me around and told me about how everything works down there. We’re already creating a nice bond with each other and I think that should help us out on the field next year.”
“I got a lot of things accomplished with Brad because he showed me all that,” Scarlett said. “It’s not hard to adjust with hanging around the guys because it’s always a good time. The coaches actually left me alone mostly to enjoy the lifestyle. They wanted me to understand what it’s going to be like the next three or four years.”
With Scarlett being on one of seventeen official visitors on campus, did he feel more like the hunted or the hunter?
“We did a lot of interacting and talking to each other about the best way to get things started,” Scarlett said. “I think I was doing more recruiting than getting recruited. I was one of the commits there and I helped out some of the other guys. I had to get in a couple guys ears to let them know it’s no worries.”
Scarlett does like Miami for football reasons of course but they’re not the only aspect that sold him on the school. He chose the education too and he was reminded of that part.
“I narrowed it down to a couple things I might major in,” Scarlett said. “I haven’t nailed it down yet but I still have a little time to get that done. I just like the academics though, it’s part of the reason I picked them in the first place. They kept telling me it’s a great thing to fall back on because football doesn’t last forever.”
Scarlett from Itu today
“I got a lot of things accomplished with Brad because he showed me all that,” Scarlett said. “It’s not hard to adjust with hanging around the guys because it’s always a good time. The coaches actually left me alone mostly to enjoy the lifestyle. They wanted me to understand what it’s going to be like the next three or four years.”
With Scarlett being on one of seventeen official visitors on campus, did he feel more like the hunted or the hunter?
“We did a lot of interacting and talking to each other about the best way to get things started,” Scarlett said. “I think I was doing more recruiting than getting recruited. I was one of the commits there and I helped out some of the other guys. I had to get in a couple guys ears to let them know it’s no worries.”
Scarlett does like Miami for football reasons of course but they’re not the only aspect that sold him on the school. He chose the education too and he was reminded of that part.
“I narrowed it down to a couple things I might major in,” Scarlett said. “I haven’t nailed it down yet but I still have a little time to get that done. I just like the academics though, it’s part of the reason I picked them in the first place. They kept telling me it’s a great thing to fall back on because football doesn’t last forever.”
Scarlett from Itu today
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