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Get this guy ASAP!

CIS diagnosis: Based on similar injury suffered by my uncle in New Jersey when stepping out of his bathtub, I would say he has 3rd degree high ankle sprain.

CIS logistical department: correct. Therefore winning is not sustainable. Generates too much carbon or something.

True story. I remember him being listed as top recruiter in many of these recruiting sites.

Backchannels Bruh.

Great work if they sign with UM. Otherwise, nothing burger.

Everyone is potentially 1 year rentals anyway, especially if they are very productive on field from the get-go. This concept of adding players for 2-3 years down the road is antiquated. So 1980s.

Looks like he flipped to USF from UCF out of hs.

Should we queue up "Congrats to [fsu, Michigan state]" message on their pickup?

Why would a WR from a team who had a shtty season mainly because of a shtty offense transfer to a program which had a shtty season because....wait for it...they also had a shtty offense.

Yeap. Professional soccer everywhere in the world except USA-Canada is brutal with promotion-relegation setup. It is Darwinism Capitalism at its pure form. Conversely, pro sports in this country is crony socialistic insofar as competition is concerned with worst teams getting higher draft...

Frank Costa?

College football becoming pro soccer model....you have the perennial top 2-3 teams in the Spanish, German, EPL, Italian teams sit back and watch the smaller clubs grow and develop talent for them to snatch up when the talent is refined. It's a cool model if you're a fan of one of the elite...

I've looked at Deion as I looked at Chuck Amato when he took over NCState and that is I'm not overly concerned with them being the next Urban Meyers insofar as winning is concerned but, man, they pose potential pain in the **** on the recruiting front.

Makes sense. If you're going to jump from a good situation at current school, you may as well jump to the a school in the best conference.....also, the big-time schools have dozens of scouts in their offices scouting talent at the smaller schools and probably contacting them via backchannels if...

Agreed. You often hear rationalizing interest of certain players as merely "depth pieces (lawd, I hate that term)", but as if often the case, those so-called depth pieces often become starters when injuries happen, so they better be good.

Lots of DBs from smaller schools. I think the development can come from many programs, even smaller programs that don't win much.

He's sticking around, waiting for the opportunity to play both ways after TAMU bolts to 7-man football.