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We just can’t take a chance on a player who hasn’t shown he can do it yet. He’d be a good second QB. Worst case the loser of him and Emory leaves.

True but not as a first option. A QB needy program like Miami doesn’t need to be told one of top rated QBs from last cycle is interested if he’s a top option around the country.

Could be wrong but this reads likes no one is going touch this kid until the second or maybe even third wave of QBs subside.