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Go DeeJay! Go DeeJay! Go Canes! Go Coach Richt and Staff! Hopefully this starts a run on top recruits. Who's next?
He's in good hands with Richt, is all I can say. Come 2017 any speed position will be up for grabs.
Great news. This kid needs to have the ball in his hands. As much as we need help at CB having him on offense gives us much more optionality getting the ball in his hands. Forgive me in advance, but I could see Richt using him in ways that he utilized Pete Warrick at FSU. He was deadly in his shallow cross offense. We got ourselves at player and a coach with experience using kids with similar skill sets to create A LOT of offense. Coach Richt is the man!
Go Canes!
Go Canes!
Hey Pete. You had a pretty itchy trigger finger posting this article as soon as he announced. How long were you certain? Nice story BTW.
this kid is going to lose his 4 star and top 250 player status quick the next time they are ranking!!! LOL
great get all because of Coach clap for em clap for em
great get all because of Coach clap for em clap for em
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We need elite corners I hope he starts out at corner for us primarily and the coaches can create some packages for him on offense for him to touch the ball as well.
We have enough young receivers in Bruce, Richards, Mullins and whoever else we contine to get so we are good there.
We have enough young receivers in Bruce, Richards, Mullins and whoever else we contine to get so we are good there.
Very good athlete, has great start and stop ability. He's not an elite speedster, and I think he can create in the open field, but he is a prototype player for Diaz' defense. Play nickel, safety, press depending on the coverage.
He's probably a good WR, but I think he can be great on defense. You can use him to have a few play packages on offense, but he isn't going to play both ways in any meaningful fashion.
Excellent pickup. I don't need to know the rankings if he's being recruited/offered by Saban at DB, he's a good player.
He's probably a good WR, but I think he can be great on defense. You can use him to have a few play packages on offense, but he isn't going to play both ways in any meaningful fashion.
Excellent pickup. I don't need to know the rankings if he's being recruited/offered by Saban at DB, he's a good player.
If Sean Taylor didn't play both ways, I wouldn't bet on any player playing both ways anytime soon.
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It depends on the coach though...
Why are we making a big deal out of the playing both ways talk? I'm sure it'll be a couple plays a game " if " it happens . This isn't a big deal , there's plenty of guys who do this.
Needs to play corner. Next spring is going to be even worse at that spot and he is enrolling early.
Sean Taylor also played on some most talented teams in CFB history. We aren't so stacked anymore
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What kinda logic is this, there's players playing both ways right now, none are more talented than ST, everything is situational.
Yikes
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I don't think he'll get reps over Sam Bruce, Ahmmon Richards, Dionte Mullins, or Braxton Berrios. We could use him on defense.
If he is enrolling early, I think that's where they should start him. We're going to need talented CBs right away in 2017. If he's here early, that may prepare him to be ready to play right away even over some of the talented pure CBs we're going after (assuming we get some of them).
Please, let more parents of recruits read that last paragraph that the coach said. Money!
