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You mean instead of just assuming that he turned Miami down? What a thought.

Again, people still believe newspaper quotes. Did you expect him to publicly comment on his uncle suggesting that he go somewhere else?

That article says nothing. People still believe in 2018 that newspaper quotes tell the true story.

Or he was so excited when Uncle Mark told him he would be better off somewhere else after his 38% completion rate.

What does this have to do with anything?

I love your responses. They make me look smarter.

Finally.

What exactly do you think you have proved?

Dumb.

Correct. You don't care about truth. You care about making things sound as negative as possible.

Because that is accurate in real time. After every private conversation, Rivals is automatically updated.

Did you ask him, or are you assuming things based on your hatred of Richt?

Good lord. Not if his offer wasn't there anymore. This isn't calculus.

38% completion rate, 7 TDs, 6 INTs. But Miami really wanted him and he turned his uncle down.

And you have proof that his offer was still open? There was no conversation about going elsewhere? Link?

Right, it's beyond the scope of reality that a team would change its mind on a quarterback.

An offer in 2016 doesn't mean that Richt wanted him on November 27th, 2018. But that kind of thinking is a little complex for Eye in the Sky.

How do you know that he didn't want to play for Uncle Richt?

If the guy is so good and didn't want to play in Richt's offense, why the F did he pick LSU?