dacomeup
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Miami decided to offer Treon Harris today. TODAY. January 9, 2014.
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2013 College Football Thread (Realer than Real Deal Holyfield -->S/O Craftsy)
- Thread in 'Sports & Training' Thread starter Started by gunna get it,
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LOL, WUT
Edit - didn't know the Miramar HC went to WVU. Pipeline gets a smidge stronger
Dalvin Cook is on Campus
Edit - didn't know the Miramar HC went to WVU. Pipeline gets a smidge stronger
Dalvin Cook is on Campus
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dacomeup
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Tyrek Cole is about to pop for them today. Think a RB from there is too.
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Miami decided to offer Treon Harris today. TODAY. January 9, 2014.
what?
I would think they would be the 1st major school to offer him giving its in the back back yard aka ""The state of Miami"
on top of that his family ties to the program
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DeadsetAce
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al borges replaced with bama's OC/QB coach nussmeier
i like it
i like it
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bye bye timmy
and thank you
and thank you
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Franklin to PSU
dacomeup
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I mean they offered him as a QB today. They had previously offered as WR/DB if I'm not mistaken, but he wanted a shot at QB.what?
I would think they would be the 1st major school to offer him giving its in the back back yard aka ""The state of Miami"
on top of that his family ties to the program
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Hearing reports James Franklin is taking the PSU job; I'd be so stoked
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I thought he wanted to long jump in college and not even run?Adoree is either USC or LSU.I think Lammons will stick but I have written off JC Jackson... Now if Adoree comes, which I doubt, then I think Lammons is gonemoms must have realized how far that trek to Tucson really was
May have cost them Lammons (?)
If USC's track program wasn't struggling as of late that's where he'd go 100%. As much as he wants to play football and as enticing as the idea of starting right away at SC is, he's said he wants to run in the Olympics. Ultimately he'll go wherever he sees making that happen.
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They're getting a good one.
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greenbean
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man thats crazy
call me a copy cat but if I see Jimbo offer a high school QB im gonna automatically offer that kid as a QB
Same with the hurricanes and RBs
dacomeup
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LOL. He's unlikely to ever end up playing QB. It's more that he's a Booker T kid, great athlete that could play DB/WR, U bloodlines, and they didn't at least tell him that he could get a shot at QB until now.
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This was from New Year's Eve so my bad if it's been posted:
Luke's Gospel
Louisville Destroyed Miami With Local Kids Who Used to Love the U
By Luther Campbell Tue., Dec. 31 2013 at 8:30 AM 51 Comments
Luke's Gospel
Louisville Destroyed Miami With Local Kids Who Used to Love the U
By Luther Campbell Tue., Dec. 31 2013 at 8:30 AM 51 Comments
Uncle Luke, the man whose booty-shaking madness made the U.S. Supreme Court stand up for free speech, gets as nasty as he wants to be for Miami New Times. This week, Luke addresses why the U is no longer black Miami's favorite college.
At the Russell Athletic Bowl last weekend, Teddy Bridgewater and his University of Louisville teammates from Miami went on a riot. They looted the University of Miami football program they grew up rooting for and demolished it 36-9. Bridgewater and fellow Miamians Michaelee Harris, Eli Rogers, John Miller, Charles Gaines, and James Burgess Jr. showed the Canes nation that they are the ones bringing back the swagger.
These young men all had a chance to play for the Hurricanes. However, they didn't need the U as much as the U needed them. They chose to leave the Magic City for the backwoods of Kentucky to make a statement. Miami's African-American football community hasn't forgotten how UM President Donna Shalala and school boosters ran coach Randy Shannon out of town after using him for more than 20 years to land tough-as-nails, super talented high school football players from Homestead to Liberty City.
It took Shannon three years to clean up the program, which had dozens of football players not finishing school and one student athlete, Bryan Pata, get murdered. Shannon accepted the role of drill sergeant in order to produce one of the highest graduation rates in the country among football players and put an end to troubling off-the-field incidents.
We always knew that Shannon was on borrowed time and that school president Donna Shalala was never going to give him the kind of long-term commitment she's showing Al Golden, the Hurricanes' current head coach. Shannon also knew he didn't have job security because the school made him fly commercial and rent a Ford Taurus. So when Shalala and the university's Board of Trustees gave Shannon his pink slip in 2010, they thought recruits like Bridgewater, Harris, and Rodgers would just roll over and still be Hurricanes.
We don't have a voice on sports talk radio or in the Miami Herald's sports section calling out the U for treating young African-American men as tools to make the school richer. UM expects the local black community to tell a prized recruit it's all about the U. That's why Orlando's Citrus Bowl stadium was packed with black people from Miami rooting for Bridgewater and the Cardinals.
After starring at Northwestern Senior High, Bridgewater and his high school teammates opted to make their future with another African-American head coach, Charlie Strong. That decision speaks volumes. They are part of a historical movement of college football players who don't feel obligated to swear allegiance to the traditionally great schools.
To his credit, Strong lets his squad play with the reckless abandon and swagger that once inspired Miami's inner-city boys to wear orange and green. That's why Gaines talked smack to UM coaches on the sideline, telling them how they've screwed up the program. And it's why Bridgewater mocked the U with a throat-slashing gesture after scoring a touchdown run in the fourth quarter.
I hope Shalala is paying attention. She should offer Strong the head coaching job when Al Golden bolts for Penn State.
At the Russell Athletic Bowl last weekend, Teddy Bridgewater and his University of Louisville teammates from Miami went on a riot. They looted the University of Miami football program they grew up rooting for and demolished it 36-9. Bridgewater and fellow Miamians Michaelee Harris, Eli Rogers, John Miller, Charles Gaines, and James Burgess Jr. showed the Canes nation that they are the ones bringing back the swagger.
These young men all had a chance to play for the Hurricanes. However, they didn't need the U as much as the U needed them. They chose to leave the Magic City for the backwoods of Kentucky to make a statement. Miami's African-American football community hasn't forgotten how UM President Donna Shalala and school boosters ran coach Randy Shannon out of town after using him for more than 20 years to land tough-as-nails, super talented high school football players from Homestead to Liberty City.
It took Shannon three years to clean up the program, which had dozens of football players not finishing school and one student athlete, Bryan Pata, get murdered. Shannon accepted the role of drill sergeant in order to produce one of the highest graduation rates in the country among football players and put an end to troubling off-the-field incidents.
We always knew that Shannon was on borrowed time and that school president Donna Shalala was never going to give him the kind of long-term commitment she's showing Al Golden, the Hurricanes' current head coach. Shannon also knew he didn't have job security because the school made him fly commercial and rent a Ford Taurus. So when Shalala and the university's Board of Trustees gave Shannon his pink slip in 2010, they thought recruits like Bridgewater, Harris, and Rodgers would just roll over and still be Hurricanes.
We don't have a voice on sports talk radio or in the Miami Herald's sports section calling out the U for treating young African-American men as tools to make the school richer. UM expects the local black community to tell a prized recruit it's all about the U. That's why Orlando's Citrus Bowl stadium was packed with black people from Miami rooting for Bridgewater and the Cardinals.
After starring at Northwestern Senior High, Bridgewater and his high school teammates opted to make their future with another African-American head coach, Charlie Strong. That decision speaks volumes. They are part of a historical movement of college football players who don't feel obligated to swear allegiance to the traditionally great schools.
To his credit, Strong lets his squad play with the reckless abandon and swagger that once inspired Miami's inner-city boys to wear orange and green. That's why Gaines talked smack to UM coaches on the sideline, telling them how they've screwed up the program. And it's why Bridgewater mocked the U with a throat-slashing gesture after scoring a touchdown run in the fourth quarter.
I hope Shalala is paying attention. She should offer Strong the head coaching job when Al Golden bolts for Penn State.
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Vandy going after Derek Mason? 
Coaching carousel this past season has been entertaining to say the least
Coaching carousel this past season has been entertaining to say the least
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All the USC writers I've been reading have said that adoree and friends have intimated as much, and some of USC's recent moves have been to lure him, but he's playing it so close to the chest who really knows.
moms must have realized how far that trek to Tucson really was
May have cost them Lammons (?)
I think Lammons will stick but I have written off JC Jackson... Now if Adoree comes, which I doubt, then I think Lammons is gone
Adoree is either USC or LSU.
If USC's track program wasn't struggling as of late that's where he'd go 100%. As much as he wants to play football and as enticing as the idea of starting right away at SC is, he's said he wants to run in the Olympics. Ultimately he'll go wherever he sees making that happen.
I thought he wanted to long jump in college and not even run?
Yeah I believe you're right Mike. I had read that (and SC fans were arguing that their long jumpers have been good) don't know why I used the word "run" instead of "compete".
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Tre mason going to the NFL
do work son
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Look at Petrino
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Perryman coming back but if he got legit second round grades he should of left
but if he got legit second round grades he should of left
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Flourish young man, Flourish.
Kevin Steele to Louisville as their new DC?
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dacomeup
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Doubt Denzel got a 2nd round grade if he's staying.
Seeing WVU/FSU for Tyrek Cole.
Seeing WVU/FSU for Tyrek Cole.
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UF offered Powell, heavy duffle bags coming from Gainesville right now, they been cleaning up this week
And it looks like he might be gone
And it looks like he might be gone
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We lost to Louisville with a number one draft pick. Y'all lost to Nebraska with a damn back up qb. Both our seasons went down hill with injuries but you act like your damn team won 11 games and won a bcs game. And y'all produce elite NFL talent... LOLWhere am I beating my chest besides the facts that we produce Elite NFL talent, have great academics and would WASH your team??
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That's laughableMiami decided to offer Treon Harris today. TODAY. January 9, 2014.
