When 2016 Palmetto (Fla,) quarterback Jack Allison committed to Miami he was one of the only commits within the class. A month later the class holds 7 commits, 3 being top talented receivers from South Florida.
“It’s awesome to know that when I go there I’m going to have weapons.It’s just re-assuring to know that when I get there I’m going to have weapons to work with.”
While Allison has yet to speak with any of his fellow Hurricane pledges, he plans on getting acquainted with as many commits as possible with the upcoming “U Day”.
“I’m looking to have a good time, but I’m just looking forward to seeing the 2016 commits that are going to be there and the 2015 commits that are going to be there and meeting the guys and seeing what’s up.”
The Palmetto play caller has intentions of watching the Hurricanes play this season including possibly the biggest rivalry game of the year.”
“I really want to get up there to see Florida State-Miami on September 26th.”
The 6’4 175 pound quarterback has high expectations for Miami this year, which includes a trip to a BCS bowl.
“Well they’ve been getting better every year, this year they should win a bowl, actually the Orange Bowl. I think they can do it.”
Allison recently made a comment that resonated with Hurricane fans across the internet when he said that a million dollars couldn’t sway him away from Coral Gables.
“Oh yeah, I’m a Miami guy. I’m Miami all the way.”
CanesInsight users had been coming up with all their own creative nicknames for the 2016 prospect, so I pitched a few of them to him and he chose the ones he liked.
“Cactus Jack”: “(laughs) What does that mean?”
“Jack The Ripper”: “Oh that nice, I like that one.”
“Jack Attack”: “Oh I like Jack Attack, I’ve been called that for a long time.”
“Magic Jack”: “(laughs) Who’s coming up with these?”
Out of all the possible monikers, Allison said his favorite.
“I’m gonna go with ‘Jack Attack” because ‘Jack The Ripper’ isn’ t a friendly name (laughs).”
“It’s awesome to know that when I go there I’m going to have weapons.It’s just re-assuring to know that when I get there I’m going to have weapons to work with.”
While Allison has yet to speak with any of his fellow Hurricane pledges, he plans on getting acquainted with as many commits as possible with the upcoming “U Day”.
“I’m looking to have a good time, but I’m just looking forward to seeing the 2016 commits that are going to be there and the 2015 commits that are going to be there and meeting the guys and seeing what’s up.”
The Palmetto play caller has intentions of watching the Hurricanes play this season including possibly the biggest rivalry game of the year.”
“I really want to get up there to see Florida State-Miami on September 26th.”
The 6’4 175 pound quarterback has high expectations for Miami this year, which includes a trip to a BCS bowl.
“Well they’ve been getting better every year, this year they should win a bowl, actually the Orange Bowl. I think they can do it.”
Allison recently made a comment that resonated with Hurricane fans across the internet when he said that a million dollars couldn’t sway him away from Coral Gables.
“Oh yeah, I’m a Miami guy. I’m Miami all the way.”
CanesInsight users had been coming up with all their own creative nicknames for the 2016 prospect, so I pitched a few of them to him and he chose the ones he liked.
“Cactus Jack”: “(laughs) What does that mean?”
“Jack The Ripper”: “Oh that nice, I like that one.”
“Jack Attack”: “Oh I like Jack Attack, I’ve been called that for a long time.”
“Magic Jack”: “(laughs) Who’s coming up with these?”
Out of all the possible monikers, Allison said his favorite.
“I’m gonna go with ‘Jack Attack” because ‘Jack The Ripper’ isn’ t a friendly name (laughs).”
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