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WOW! Kid is a mf baller! I hope some of our insiders or @Cribby can send this to Dennis Smiff and the staff. Very rangy. Good hitter. Kid looks like a better, more explosive Sheldrick Redwine.
 
TheUBack said:
WOW! Kid is a mf baller! I hope some of our insiders or @Cribby can send this to Dennis Smiff and the staff. Very rangy. Good hitter. Kid looks like a better, more explosive Sheldrick Redwine.
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These posts always make me laugh. Do you not think our coaches are aware of this kid? Our recruiting operation is probably the best in the country. But yeah, maybe someone from a message board should alert the coaches. Good lord
 
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VustyVoles said:
These posts always make me laugh. Do you not think our coaches are aware of this kid? Our recruiting operation is probably the best in the country. But yeah, maybe someone from a message board should alert the coaches. Good lord
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TheUBack said:
WOW! Kid is a mf baller! I hope some of our insiders or @Cribby can send this to Dennis Smiff and the staff. Very rangy. Good hitter. Kid looks like a better, more explosive Sheldrick Redwine.
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OBVIOUSLY, Miami's too busy recruiting nationally and doesn't look at the schools in their own backyard.......
 
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Florida State was the only program Alan Blackshear visited in January....Florida State is recruiting me the hardest
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his recruitment is expanding nationally. New offers from Alabama, Notre Dame, Oregon and Texas A&M have come in


 
@DMoney camp breakdown

Defensive back was the thinnest spot at the camp, but DB Alan Blackshere (Carol City) earned his MVP trophy. He looks like Sheldrick Redwine physically, and held up well turning and running at corner. I'd be curious to see how fast he runs. FSU is pushing hard here.​


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Thread 'Thoughts on the Rivals Camp 2026'

I'm a big believer in the value of camps. No, it's not real football. But camps are a great opportunity to observe physical traits and competitive makeup. Everybody is gathered in one place, which allows you to compare position groups to each other, in person. It also makes it easier to compare classes over the years.

This year, I thought the offensive line group was as good as its been in a while. Defensive line looked pretty good. On the other hand, the defensive back group was as thin as it's been in years. The wide receiver group (which wasn't particularly special) outnumbered the DBs...
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