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Difference is that JT was doin his thing in actual games. Domination. Anyone can look good in Nike camp drills that favor the WRs. But never once did Moore do any of those fancy camp moves in a game last year. Some kids are just camp warriors.

Cmon man, you know he would never get away with that in a game. lmao. Plan B kid all the way, and the coaches obviously agree. Wiggins, Pope, Hightower, Williams, Copeland, Thompson, and that kid from Cali are all higher on their board. Moore is with Schwartzen, Gammage, Watt, and Austin as...

38 catches 990 yards 12 TDs.

The best WRs on our board are Pope, Wiggins, Hightower, and Xavier Williams. The second tier is Gammage, Watt, and Jatavious Harris. The third tier is Austin, Moore and Schwartzen.

That was against some shi**y *** competition. lol. Burns looked like the second coming of McGahee in his sophomore year too, numbnuts, but i didn't see you sucking him off the way you do Mr. Elijah .75 receptions per game Moore.

There is no need to waste a schollie on a track scrub like Schwartz at that point. If you have WIggins, Hightower, Pope, and Williams, you shut it down and move on to better talent at need positions like OL, DT, etc.

For sure. Lotta dumb Miami fans wanted Mr 0.75 Receptions Per Game Elijah Moore or a track sprinter in Schwartzen over Wiggins. Daquris will end up to be the best WR of the bunch if he commits himself to becoming one. He is Terrell Owens in the making.

This is why we never have to worry about recruiting WRs. Absolute waste of time to fret about it. We lost out on our top 3 choices last year and still came away with FOUR 4-star kids. Miami will always find kids who are fast and catch the ball. Don't matter whether it's Moore, Austin...