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Miami is holding his accountable by not talking to him. There is no point in me asking him about it.

Me: These interviews are not pointless- explains why. You: So you’re confirming these interviews are pointless.

The interviews are not pointless, I’m just not asking about 16 year olds Instagram posts. There is plenty of info gained in these interviews without asking questions that I think are counterproductive.

The point is to show that he’s not coming and that Miami is the one who cut ties, not the other way around.

You may be right and I could be making a mistake, but I am going to go with my guy and what I think the best route is. Also FYI, journalism is not my long term goal.

Guys this isn’t like interviewing a coach. They’re 16 year old kids and there are a lot of things to consider. There is a difference between not asking Rosemy about an Instagram post and not asking Richt about the offense last year, for example. I believe in my approach.

I’m not saying it’s out of bounds. I’m saying I’m not going to do it because it would be counterproductive in the long run for me.

He's still the top receiver in the area.

Look. You never know how a kid will react to a question like that. I'm not going to risk damaging my connections at STA over an interview with a kid that's not coming here.

Like I just said, asking Rosemy stuff like that damages relationships with other people, not just Rosemy. I'm not going to do it.

I get information from certain people and pass it along to you guys. Pressing a 16 year old kid about stupid stuff he post on Instagram is a perfect way to no longer receive that information.

It was a joke

I'm not going to ask 'hard hitting' questions that cause me to burn bridges with not only Rosemy but other recruits also. I'm not gonna do it.

I post the truth on here because I know the truth but I'm not going to ask those types of questions in a formal interview. That's not right.

Just read the first five comments. Guess I'm not posting this article on twitter.

2020 STA 5-star wide receiver Marcus Rosemy competed at The Opening in Miami two weeks ago. Although he did not win the wide receiver MVP award, Rosemy was happy with how he played, and he did enough to get the invite to The Opening Finals in Texas. “I think I did pretty good. I ran routes...