UGA CB Daniel Harris; UM interested...

It looks like he's playing against FSU, which would make me assume he's not in the portal.

My bad if this is a 'we landed on the moon' situation.
 
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Ehhhh not great news… can only hope it’s good news for Jackson

Honestly not bad news. Didn’t want to his pops or brother around the program after all the bs from his brothers recruitment and we got to eff with UGA a little bit and made them drop more $$$.

Hope we keep tampering with their guys every year.
 
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I twitted this out on 5/30. He just liked it today. 👀.
 
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Mario is taking Howard's "State of Miami" literally. Not just that southern portion.

My comment was more in response to @Maskoff407's (wild to me), "I’d rather Florida talent come to Miami or stay in state" because he's "a Florida guy" comment. No to that. I am not a Florida guy (I'm not even sure what that looks like). I am a South Florida, tri-county area (Dade/Broward/Monroe) guy. Most of the rest of the state -- especially from a college football standpoint -- can **** all the way off. If a Florida kid offered by UM isn't going to sign with Miami, I'd rather he not play for any rivals, ACC schools, or SEC schools.

As far as Mario's recruiting footprint, the "State of Miami" should include most of the country's football hotspots. That includes portions of California, Nevada, Arizona, Texas, Illinois, Missouri, Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Ohio, Pennsylvania, the DMV, NJ, and of course Florida. If we are going to compete nationally, we need to go and get that nationwide talent.
 
My comment was more in response to @Maskoff407's (wild to me), "I’d rather Florida talent come to Miami or stay in state" because he's "a Florida guy" comment. No to that. I am not a Florida guy (I'm not even sure what that looks like). I am a South Florida, tri-county area (Dade/Broward/Monroe) guy. Most of the rest of the state -- especially from a college football standpoint -- can **** all the way off. If a Florida kid offered by UM isn't going to sign with Miami, I'd rather he not play for any rivals, ACC schools, or SEC schools.

As far as Mario's recruiting footprint, the "State of Miami" should include most of the country's football hotspots. That includes portions of California, Nevada, Arizona, Texas, Illinois, Missouri, Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Ohio, Pennsylvania, the DMV, NJ, and of course Florida. If we are going to compete nationally, we need to go and get that nationwide talent.
I was being a bit facetious as well. But **** I hope Mario basically makes it the Country of Miami and gets almost whoever he wants; wherever/whenever.
 
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