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So many pages for a kid most agree is 99% signing w/ OSU... My advice to CIS: ignore this recruitment, then circle back around Thanksgiving only if our offense showed out.

Those aren't shades, bro... those are our actual eyes. Some of us see the world in orange and green.

I agree with you. Even if there was a chat between Hartline and Smith about the Tweet, I'd be really surprised if Hartline actually told him to take it down. To me, that would come across as weak. But, I'd more expect a call/text along these lines: "Hey man, I saw you giving the local...

I am not one to generally bash kids for going elsewhere. Everyone has the right to go wherever they want to go for school. But my observation is most of the recruits who scorn UM and get bashed around here get bashed following some lack of respect. When Evan Neal signed with Alabama, of...

Breathe and know this is me joking back, lol.

Many good points made here. But @E1k isn't reading all of this. Twitter length or less, my friend.

"Each one has to find his peace from within. And peace to be real must be unaffected by outside circumstances." -Gandhi

My friend, you've got our friend @TRick72 all wrong here. He's sarcastically pointing out the fact Baga: (1) hasn't done **** for our local community; (2) except drop bags on players and their handlers. Believe me when I tell you, @TRick72 is low-key one of the most hilariously sarcastic...

Fair enough... we can't all be UM alumni. Here's the TLDR for anyone struggling with too many words: The university is bigger than the football team. The university gives back plenty to the community. Athletics does, too. The information is out there. Still TLDR?

And maybe cool your jets on the UM slander. Recognize the university is bigger than the football program. And as a university, UM provides a lot to the community. One personal example: once upon a time it provided this local Cuban kid (and member of the local community) a full scholarship and...

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/17719237/mark-richt-miami-hurricanes-rebuild-begins-community-outreach

https://welcome.miami.edu/about-um/community-engagement/index.html

~160k people living in Centre County. ~2.7M people living in Miami-Dade. Too many different people w/ different interests in an international city like MIA to ever get that sort of pressure on these open turncoats. It's unfortunate, but it's just a practical reality.