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Official 2023 WR Nathaniel "Ray Ray" Joseph COMMITS
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KingB02
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I was referring to Jaden Rashada and should have said “his future QB”. BTW, I have no inside information was just “reading the tea leaves” but don’t even let that get you too excited because I can be borderline illiterate
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No, I think they’re just willing to offer than we are for him
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Cassius Clay moved to Miami in 1960 to train with Angelo Dundee at the 5th St Gym. He defeated Liston in 1964 and a day later told everyone he was changing his name to Cassius X. It was a week later that he announced that moving forward he was changing his name to Muhammad Ali.
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Bags, Lamar Jackson.
kccanefan
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Much of it is likely from this gentleman. When Junior makes moves, people follow..
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Also, the spirits industry is moving quite well these days.
Lastly, Louisville is one of the largest, if not the largest, cities with no professional sports competitors for discretionary dollars.
Thanks for the input.
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305407cane
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Lamar didn’t have legit QB offers from the big three so I don’t think bags is the sole reason he went there
bags, Keith Brown
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This is the main reason I’m glad they brought Highsmith back in a very important role.
In the NFL, there is no endless well of money, so scouts and executives are required to find reasonable facsimiles to the role/skill they’re trying to fill.
Everyone would love to have Jair Alexander; but can we get reasonably close to the same result from a rookie in the draft or a veteran FA corner for 1/8th the cost?
In the NFL, there is no endless well of money, so scouts and executives are required to find reasonable facsimiles to the role/skill they’re trying to fill.
Everyone would love to have Jair Alexander; but can we get reasonably close to the same result from a rookie in the draft or a veteran FA corner for 1/8th the cost?
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True
Offensively low standards for admission helps too. NCAA basically made a Louisville Rule when it comes to academics
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Yep ("allegedly"). Even before Lamar
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I got a lot of family in Louisville. It’s not a bad city and lots to do there… winters suck but I can see the allure of kids going there.
They don’t have any pro teams so UL is treated as their pro team. People either wear Kentucky gear or UL gear.
My buddy played DB there from 98-02 under John L Smith and Petrino.
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People that have never been there like to trash it
But I’ve had some GREAT times in Louisville. Underrated town. No Miami, but some people can’t fathom that Miami isn’t for everyone
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That wasn’t my point. Since Lamar is one biggest fan favorites in the NFL, and being from SFL, it helps Louisville with recruiting SFL.
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Louisville is a cool town. It’s more populated than cities like SLC and NOLA but we acting like it’s BFE nowhere.
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Gotcha. Understood
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So, if they both go to U of L, someone opened their wallets to get them there??
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