Carlos Becker Offered

[Gatorhater]

Kissimmee (Fla.) Osceloa cornerback Carlos Becker made one of the spectacular plays during the FHSAA State Championship Games weekend.


(Photo: Greg Oyster, 247Sports)
During the Class 8A game against Pembroke Pines Flanagan, Becker (6-2, 180) tracked a deep ball and came away with an impressive interception that took tremendous ball skills.

That play was all new Miami had coach Mark Richt had to know about Becker to decide that the Hurricanes should now target the talented cornerback down the stretch.

“I talked to coach Richt on Monday and he told me that I now have an offer from Miami,” Becker said. “That was pretty cool to hear.”

Becker has his official visit dates filled up at this point, but Richt encouraged the in-state prospect to come down to the UM campus for an unofficial visit.

“Coach Richt just told me he had no idea why Miami didn’t offer me before, but now he wants me to visit,” Becker said. “As soon as he saw my film, he wanted to offer me, so I am going to go down there after the dead period and see what they got.”

Becker has already taken official visits to Wisconsin and N.C. State. He plans to take official visits to Ole Miss, Florida State, and Kentucky. At this point, N.C. State and Kentucky are the schools showing the most interest.

Becker grew up in Miami as a child before his family moved to Georgia and then settled in Kissimmee. Growing up in South Florida, Becker admits he was a fan of the Hurricanes.

“I am from there, so that was pretty much the school you cheer for when you live there and you are a kid,” Becker said.

Becker had never had any contact with Richt before Monday, but he did make a nice first impression during their brief conversation.

“Coach Richt seems like a good guy when I was talking to him on the phone,” Becker said.

“The biggest thing for me is just how comfortable am I going to be with the players and coaches there,” Becker said. “I want a good atmosphere.”

Before Becker will take his college visits, he will play in the Under Armour All American Game.

“I am looking forward to competing with some of the best players in the country,” Becker said. “I look forward to show what I got.”

Becker is a three-star prospect according to 247Sports and ranks as the No. 62 overall player in Florida. He finished his senior season with 74 tackles, ten pass break-ups, and six interceptions.

This is all you need to know in the bold about our current staff. idiots man. This is HUGE!!

Clearly the kid must run too fast for old staff.

 

[Comma7201]

He could always cancel his FSU OV, but if he's willing toUV he's willing to commit.

 

[Mr. Dynasty1]

It's too bad we apparently are not going to get an official visit. Hopefully, he'll change one of them (e.g. FSU), as it is a very rare circumstance that a recruit commits without an OV.

Where does it say that?

 

[IndayArtHauz]

Kissimmee (Fla.) Osceloa cornerback Carlos Becker made one of the spectacular plays during the FHSAA State Championship Games weekend.


(Photo: Greg Oyster, 247Sports)
During the Class 8A game against Pembroke Pines Flanagan, Becker (6-2, 180) tracked a deep ball and came away with an impressive interception that took tremendous ball skills.

That play was all new Miami had coach Mark Richt had to know about Becker to decide that the Hurricanes should now target the talented cornerback down the stretch.

“I talked to coach Richt on Monday and he told me that I now have an offer from Miami,” Becker said. “That was pretty cool to hear.”

Becker has his official visit dates filled up at this point, but Richt encouraged the in-state prospect to come down to the UM campus for an unofficial visit.

“Coach Richt just told me he had no idea why Miami didn’t offer me before, but now he wants me to visit,” Becker said. “As soon as he saw my film, he wanted to offer me, so I am going to go down there after the dead period and see what they got.”

Becker has already taken official visits to Wisconsin and N.C. State. He plans to take official visits to Ole Miss, Florida State, and Kentucky. At this point, N.C. State and Kentucky are the schools showing the most interest.

Becker grew up in Miami as a child before his family moved to Georgia and then settled in Kissimmee. Growing up in South Florida, Becker admits he was a fan of the Hurricanes.

“I am from there, so that was pretty much the school you cheer for when you live there and you are a kid,” Becker said.

Becker had never had any contact with Richt before Monday, but he did make a nice first impression during their brief conversation.

“Coach Richt seems like a good guy when I was talking to him on the phone,” Becker said.

“The biggest thing for me is just how comfortable am I going to be with the players and coaches there,” Becker said. “I want a good atmosphere.”

Before Becker will take his college visits, he will play in the Under Armour All American Game.

“I am looking forward to competing with some of the best players in the country,” Becker said. “I look forward to show what I got.”

Becker is a three-star prospect according to 247Sports and ranks as the No. 62 overall player in Florida. He finished his senior season with 74 tackles, ten pass break-ups, and six interceptions.

This is all you need to know in the bold about our current staff. idiots man. This is HUGE!!

Clearly the kid must run too fast for old staff.

Lots of elite talents don't "look like" a particular position, often times because they're too darn fast. Makes it difficult to actually see them. Slower guys make it easier to see.

 

[canesplaymaker]

Kissimmee (Fla.) Osceloa cornerback Carlos Becker made one of the spectacular plays during the FHSAA State Championship Games weekend.


(Photo: Greg Oyster, 247Sports)
During the Class 8A game against Pembroke Pines Flanagan, Becker (6-2, 180) tracked a deep ball and came away with an impressive interception that took tremendous ball skills.

That play was all new Miami had coach Mark Richt had to know about Becker to decide that the Hurricanes should now target the talented cornerback down the stretch.

“I talked to coach Richt on Monday and he told me that I now have an offer from Miami,” Becker said. “That was pretty cool to hear.”

Becker has his official visit dates filled up at this point, but Richt encouraged the in-state prospect to come down to the UM campus for an unofficial visit.

“Coach Richt just told me he had no idea why Miami didn’t offer me before, but now he wants me to visit,” Becker said. “As soon as he saw my film, he wanted to offer me, so I am going to go down there after the dead period and see what they got.”

Becker has already taken official visits to Wisconsin and N.C. State. He plans to take official visits to Ole Miss, Florida State, and Kentucky. At this point, N.C. State and Kentucky are the schools showing the most interest.

Becker grew up in Miami as a child before his family moved to Georgia and then settled in Kissimmee. Growing up in South Florida, Becker admits he was a fan of the Hurricanes.

“I am from there, so that was pretty much the school you cheer for when you live there and you are a kid,” Becker said.

Becker had never had any contact with Richt before Monday, but he did make a nice first impression during their brief conversation.

“Coach Richt seems like a good guy when I was talking to him on the phone,” Becker said.

“The biggest thing for me is just how comfortable am I going to be with the players and coaches there,” Becker said. “I want a good atmosphere.”

Before Becker will take his college visits, he will play in the Under Armour All American Game.

“I am looking forward to competing with some of the best players in the country,” Becker said. “I look forward to show what I got.”

Becker is a three-star prospect according to 247Sports and ranks as the No. 62 overall player in Florida. He finished his senior season with 74 tackles, ten pass break-ups, and six interceptions.

This is all you need to know in the bold about our current staff. idiots man. This is HUGE!!

Agreed. I hope to see the same exact words for Bandy

 

[Fountain of Canes]

Kissimmee (Fla.) Osceloa cornerback Carlos Becker made one of the spectacular plays during the FHSAA State Championship Games weekend.


(Photo: Greg Oyster, 247Sports)
During the Class 8A game against Pembroke Pines Flanagan, Becker (6-2, 180) tracked a deep ball and came away with an impressive interception that took tremendous ball skills.

That play was all new Miami had coach Mark Richt had to know about Becker to decide that the Hurricanes should now target the talented cornerback down the stretch.

“I talked to coach Richt on Monday and he told me that I now have an offer from Miami,” Becker said. “That was pretty cool to hear.”

Becker has his official visit dates filled up at this point, but Richt encouraged the in-state prospect to come down to the UM campus for an unofficial visit.

“Coach Richt just told me he had no idea why Miami didn’t offer me before, but now he wants me to visit,” Becker said. “As soon as he saw my film, he wanted to offer me, so I am going to go down there after the dead period and see what they got.”

Becker has already taken official visits to Wisconsin and N.C. State. He plans to take official visits to Ole Miss, Florida State, and Kentucky. At this point, N.C. State and Kentucky are the schools showing the most interest.

Becker grew up in Miami as a child before his family moved to Georgia and then settled in Kissimmee. Growing up in South Florida, Becker admits he was a fan of the Hurricanes.

“I am from there, so that was pretty much the school you cheer for when you live there and you are a kid,” Becker said.

Becker had never had any contact with Richt before Monday, but he did make a nice first impression during their brief conversation.

“Coach Richt seems like a good guy when I was talking to him on the phone,” Becker said.

“The biggest thing for me is just how comfortable am I going to be with the players and coaches there,” Becker said. “I want a good atmosphere.”

Before Becker will take his college visits, he will play in the Under Armour All American Game.

“I am looking forward to competing with some of the best players in the country,” Becker said. “I look forward to show what I got.”

Becker is a three-star prospect according to 247Sports and ranks as the No. 62 overall player in Florida. He finished his senior season with 74 tackles, ten pass break-ups, and six interceptions.

This is all you need to know in the bold about our current staff. idiots man. This is HUGE!!

Agreed. I hope to see the same exact words for Bandy

I do as well

 

[B.B.B]

has he run a 40 at any camps? anyone know what kind of speed he has?

 

[kryptonite]

My god it feels good to have a competent talent evaluator as a our head coach. About time this kid was offered lets hope Richt can pull this out of the bag.

Golden wasnt a bad evaluator of talent for the most part. (I honestly think Randy was worse personally) Not many people knew who the heck Alex Collins was before we offered..Thurston Armbrister as well among other recruits that we found and offered first.

His problem is that he has a blueprint manual for each position and he wont differ from it EVER. Under no circumstances. DB is at the top of that blueprint. For some reason he is just stubborn as all **** when it comes to that position. I wonder what it was about this kid that made him skeptical..He looks pretty **** good to me.

al didn't think a lot of kids fit his offense and defense so he didn't offer. I get that you want the kids who fit best, but when a guy is 4/5* without off field issues, you take him. Odd that he would take a DE and bulk him up and play him out of position, but wouldn't want a DB that wasn't optimal height.

 

[kryptonite]

Kissimmee (Fla.) Osceloa cornerback Carlos Becker made one of the spectacular plays during the FHSAA State Championship Games weekend.


(Photo: Greg Oyster, 247Sports)
During the Class 8A game against Pembroke Pines Flanagan, Becker (6-2, 180) tracked a deep ball and came away with an impressive interception that took tremendous ball skills.

That play was all new Miami had coach Mark Richt had to know about Becker to decide that the Hurricanes should now target the talented cornerback down the stretch.

“I talked to coach Richt on Monday and he told me that I now have an offer from Miami,” Becker said. “That was pretty cool to hear.”

Becker has his official visit dates filled up at this point, but Richt encouraged the in-state prospect to come down to the UM campus for an unofficial visit.

“Coach Richt just told me he had no idea why Miami didn’t offer me before, but now he wants me to visit,” Becker said. “As soon as he saw my film, he wanted to offer me, so I am going to go down there after the dead period and see what they got.”

Becker has already taken official visits to Wisconsin and N.C. State. He plans to take official visits to Ole Miss, Florida State, and Kentucky. At this point, N.C. State and Kentucky are the schools showing the most interest.

Becker grew up in Miami as a child before his family moved to Georgia and then settled in Kissimmee. Growing up in South Florida, Becker admits he was a fan of the Hurricanes.

“I am from there, so that was pretty much the school you cheer for when you live there and you are a kid,” Becker said.

Becker had never had any contact with Richt before Monday, but he did make a nice first impression during their brief conversation.

“Coach Richt seems like a good guy when I was talking to him on the phone,” Becker said.

“The biggest thing for me is just how comfortable am I going to be with the players and coaches there,” Becker said. “I want a good atmosphere.”

Before Becker will take his college visits, he will play in the Under Armour All American Game.

“I am looking forward to competing with some of the best players in the country,” Becker said. “I look forward to show what I got.”

Becker is a three-star prospect according to 247Sports and ranks as the No. 62 overall player in Florida. He finished his senior season with 74 tackles, ten pass break-ups, and six interceptions.

This is all you need to know in the bold about our current staff. idiots man. This is HUGE!!

Clearly the kid must run too fast for old staff.

Lots of elite talents don't "look like" a particular position, often times because they're too darn fast. Makes it difficult to actually see them. Slower guys make it easier to see.

Holy crap, I can hear al saying that he didn't want a receiver because he was too fast. I mean, how are you supposed to see how well that kid runs routes if he's moving so fast?

 

[ball915]

“Coach Richt just told me he had no idea why Miami didn’t offer me before, but now he wants me to visit,” Becker said.


Mushhahahahahaahahahhaahahahahahhahh amature hour

below is your answer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUNDZkWYqjA

 

[dedostheibis]

“Coach Richt just told me he had no idea why Miami didn’t offer me before, but now he wants me to visit,” Becker said.


Mushhahahahahaahahahhaahahahahahhahh amature hour

below is your answer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUNDZkWYqjA

Man i would love to knowthe kids name they was evaluating bet he was a superstar. Dorito had the biggest voice in the recruiting meeting ?!?!?!?!??!? Muhahahahahah somebody should of slapped that fool. U been doing this a long time he said? Talking about he cant teach. He dont want athletes lololol thanks for the podt man im in tears laughing.

 

[User-4525]

My god it feels good to have a competent talent evaluator as a our head coach. About time this kid was offered lets hope Richt can pull this out of the bag.

Golden wasnt a bad evaluator of talent for the most part. (I honestly think Randy was worse personally) Not many people knew who the heck Alex Collins was before we offered..Thurston Armbrister as well among other recruits that we found and offered first.

His problem is that he has a blueprint manual for each position and he wont differ from it EVER. Under no circumstances. DB is at the top of that blueprint. For some reason he is just stubborn as all **** when it comes to that position. I wonder what it was about this kid that made him skeptical..He looks pretty **** good to me.

Golden found a lot of studs in their sophomore/junior year (Collins, Rudolph, etc.) and offered them. However, these kids were 5* players. They were going to blow up regardless. Golden was just the first to do it because he had access to more information.

Golden was a bad evaluator of talent. He would probably get a 4/10 for me. Thurston Armbrister was a good find. Offering Njoku before his big offers came in was another good find.

He passed on traveon henry, John battle, Quincy wilson, tmac, Isaiah Mckenzie, skai Moore, Margaret kings, Denver Kirkland, deatrik nichols, Juwan dowels, Fabian Moreau, Denzel perry man (would've dropped him without barrow), waited till fsu offered Eddie Jackson, a couple of lousiville kids, recruited pie as a CB, recruited Rudolph as a CB, etc.

He offered the following kids after seeing them at camp: Ryan Mayes, courtel Jenkins (solid take), Dennis Turner, oline from class 2013 (either gall or Hayden), and other questionable offers I am forgetting right now.

He also offered Terry McCray and Brendan Loftus, which pile on to his ability to evaluate.

 

[fiverings01]

Would be a huge get, kid can play

 

[mjl7atlas]

Kissimmee (Fla.) Osceloa cornerback Carlos Becker made one of the spectacular plays during the FHSAA State Championship Games weekend.


(Photo: Greg Oyster, 247Sports)
During the Class 8A game against Pembroke Pines Flanagan, Becker (6-2, 180) tracked a deep ball and came away with an impressive interception that took tremendous ball skills.

That play was all new Miami had coach Mark Richt had to know about Becker to decide that the Hurricanes should now target the talented cornerback down the stretch.

“I talked to coach Richt on Monday and he told me that I now have an offer from Miami,” Becker said. “That was pretty cool to hear.”

Becker has his official visit dates filled up at this point, but Richt encouraged the in-state prospect to come down to the UM campus for an unofficial visit.

“Coach Richt just told me he had no idea why Miami didn’t offer me before, but now he wants me to visit,” Becker said. “As soon as he saw my film, he wanted to offer me, so I am going to go down there after the dead period and see what they got.”

Becker has already taken official visits to Wisconsin and N.C. State. He plans to take official visits to Ole Miss, Florida State, and Kentucky. At this point, N.C. State and Kentucky are the schools showing the most interest.

Becker grew up in Miami as a child before his family moved to Georgia and then settled in Kissimmee. Growing up in South Florida, Becker admits he was a fan of the Hurricanes.

“I am from there, so that was pretty much the school you cheer for when you live there and you are a kid,” Becker said.

Becker had never had any contact with Richt before Monday, but he did make a nice first impression during their brief conversation.

“Coach Richt seems like a good guy when I was talking to him on the phone,” Becker said.

“The biggest thing for me is just how comfortable am I going to be with the players and coaches there,” Becker said. “I want a good atmosphere.”

Before Becker will take his college visits, he will play in the Under Armour All American Game.

“I am looking forward to competing with some of the best players in the country,” Becker said. “I look forward to show what I got.”

Becker is a three-star prospect according to 247Sports and ranks as the No. 62 overall player in Florida. He finished his senior season with 74 tackles, ten pass break-ups, and six interceptions.

[video=youtube;taIJoTT-K48]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=taIJoTT-K48[/video]

These two clowns have more talent that Folden could ever dream of attaining.

 

[Canesfan1899]

Good we need Cb's!

 

[Jassid82]

My god it feels good to have a competent talent evaluator as a our head coach. About time this kid was offered lets hope Richt can pull this out of the bag.

Golden wasnt a bad evaluator of talent for the most part. (I honestly think Randy was worse personally) Not many people knew who the heck Alex Collins was before we offered..Thurston Armbrister as well among other recruits that we found and offered first.

His problem is that he has a blueprint manual for each position and he wont differ from it EVER. Under no circumstances. DB is at the top of that blueprint. For some reason he is just stubborn as all **** when it comes to that position. I wonder what it was about this kid that made him skeptical..He looks pretty **** good to me.

Golden found a lot of studs in their sophomore/junior year (Collins, Rudolph, etc.) and offered them. However, these kids were 5* players. They were going to blow up regardless. Golden was just the first to do it because he had access to more information.

Golden was a bad evaluator of talent. He would probably get a 4/10 for me. Thurston Armbrister was a good find. Offering Njoku before his big offers came in was another good find.

He passed on traveon henry, John battle, Quincy wilson, tmac, Isaiah Mckenzie, skai Moore, Margaret kings, Denver Kirkland, deatrik nichols, Juwan dowels, Fabian Moreau, Denzel perry man (would've dropped him without barrow), waited till fsu offered Eddie Jackson, a couple of lousiville kids, recruited pie as a CB, recruited Rudolph as a CB, etc.

He offered the following kids after seeing them at camp: Ryan Mayes, courtel Jenkins (solid take), Dennis Turner, oline from class 2013 (either gall or Hayden), and other questionable offers I am forgetting right now.

He also offered Terry McCray and Brendan Loftus, which pile on to his ability to evaluate.

4/10 is almost average so we agree he wasnt bad! lol.

Seriously, to be fair, alot of schools passed on some of those kids you named. (meaning FSU/UF). QWilson, McKenzie, SMoore, and Dowels were huge misses. No excusing those. Kirkland was a ***** up. So was Rudolph and the CB thing.

Listen I dont in any way want to defend that sorry POS and his staff. But I didnt think he was horrible. I actually thought Randy was worse. He had the luck of having talent just drop in his lap without even really having to recruit. (MNW kids, BTW kids, Sanford duo, Arthur Brown, etc)

All that said, lets hope we can get Becker on board. PropJoe said it in another thread, getting him and JCook at S in this class would be a huge W.

 

[cowboycane]

Until he cancels an OV somewhere else and schedules one with us, this doesn't matter.

That said, we need a tall corner to replace Jackson if the rumors are true and this kid is a stud...and I have a feeling Richt is going to start stacking his board and realize there was a lot of funny business going on here.

 

[Billy D Williams]

My god it feels good to have a competent talent evaluator as a our head coach. About time this kid was offered lets hope Richt can pull this out of the bag.

Golden wasnt a bad evaluator of talent for the most part. (I honestly think Randy was worse personally) Not many people knew who the heck Alex Collins was before we offered..Thurston Armbrister as well among other recruits that we found and offered first.

His problem is that he has a blueprint manual for each position and he wont differ from it EVER. Under no circumstances. DB is at the top of that blueprint. For some reason he is just stubborn as all **** when it comes to that position. I wonder what it was about this kid that made him skeptical..He looks pretty **** good to me.

Golden sucked at all things football! Stop it! Great offer CMR and to let the kid know the former coach was an idiot for not offering him! You can see how quickly this class will improve with a competent HC!

 

[Jassid82]

My god it feels good to have a competent talent evaluator as a our head coach. About time this kid was offered lets hope Richt can pull this out of the bag.

Golden wasnt a bad evaluator of talent for the most part. (I honestly think Randy was worse personally) Not many people knew who the heck Alex Collins was before we offered..Thurston Armbrister as well among other recruits that we found and offered first.

His problem is that he has a blueprint manual for each position and he wont differ from it EVER. Under no circumstances. DB is at the top of that blueprint. For some reason he is just stubborn as all **** when it comes to that position. I wonder what it was about this kid that made him skeptical..He looks pretty **** good to me.

Golden sucked at all things football! Stop it! Great offer CMR and to let the kid know the former coach was an idiot for not offering him! You can see how quickly this class will improve with a competent HC!

Lol! No argument there chief regarding Golden!

 

[caneallday21]

Thank god this beast finally got offered