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I’m sure they want him as teams have to recruit more than they expect to sign. But i don’t think he was ever going to be a difference maker at UM, and i really, really did not think he would be happy at UM. UF gives the kid the best of both worlds; stays close to him and goes to school in a...

I don’t think this will be a big loss. The young man plays hard and he’s obviously tough from his wrestling background. But i don’t see the length or explosiveness that we want in d-ends. He‘s a grinder. He might be successful but he might also be not much more than a good special teams player.

The kid is country. Nothing wrong with that, but for a kid that country to be comfortable in Miami would make him the exception; Medearis, Shockey, Todd Sievers, and a few others. But the rule is that country kids aren’t comfortable in big cities.

Noted for future use. Muchas gracias

nothing wrong with liking country music, driving a jacked up F150 or using dip, or frankly even being a ‘redneck’. But you must admit that for the past 3-400 years of this country’s history, rednecks did not exactly embody diversity, inclusion, open mindedness, education. And the lynchings did...

Those are rednecks with a little more melanin.

I tell people I live on the island of Atlanta

Yep. You just have ot go far enough away from any city and eventually the music changes. In Atlanta it only takes about 10-15 miles.

Nice work. His choice of music doesn’t exactly scream MIAMI

He is very expressive.