DB Conrad Hussey in portal - Commits to UM

[407cane]

Noles

 

[Gru]

 

[fincane]

The rule was pasted in this thread. It said a kid couldn't even be recruited. Forget about being signed. If the rule is the problem Hussey should've been off the table as soon JT was hired.

 

[canesmang1]

Look forward to MF running him over

 

[RaisingCane26]

Portal after a year?

 

[StPeteCane]

Look forward to MF running him over

CJ running past him

 

[Mr. Dynasty1]

Good ol Manny .

He def wanted to be a Cane tho

 

[Golsen82]

Former 4 *. Left fsu recently. We need safety depth

 

[DC3]

Miami already took a transfer db right before camp that was on the same level as Hussey as a depth/ special teams player.

 

[TheOriginalCane]

Miami already took a transfer db right before camp that was on the same level as Hussey as a depth/ special teams player.

You can always kick the tires on the "why" of him leaving F$U when it's obviously a team on the rise and a true destination for top-quality recruits...

 

[305407cane]

Why would we want a guy who flamed outta that garbage program.

 

[The U is back to work]

Former 4 *. Left fsu recently. We need safety depth

Is this the kid we couldn’t go after because of Jason Taylor connection?

 

[HurricanePhilly]

I dont know how good or not good this kid is currently. But for years this program had bad hires all over on position coaches. A lot of "What if" this kid had a better position coach, someone to get through to him, etc. Obviously not always the coaches fault. Some kids peak in high school or just dont have the work ethic.

But in this day and age I'd almost never completely write off any 4/5 star until you get the whole story. Especially considering you can get them at bottom shelf costs.

 

[Golsen82]

Why would we want a guy who flamed outta that garbage program.

He had a good freshman year.

 

[ST26]

Wow, definitely did not see this one coming. Really shocking coming from a program like FSU

 

[Rey Rey Armweak]

Take him for the playbook

 

[Brooklyndee]

Take him for the playbook

You can take a kid from a 2 and 10 team for their playbook? I'd be curious what is potential is since he comes from a good high school program and he was considered pretty good prospect.

 

[ICANEDOIT]

I dont know how good or not good this kid is currently. But for years this program had bad hires all over on position coaches. A lot of "What if" this kid had a better position coach, someone to get through to him, etc. Obviously not always the coaches fault. Some kids peak in high school or just dont have the work ethic.

But in this day and age I'd almost never completely write off any 4/5 star until you get the whole story. Especially considering you can get them at bottom shelf costs.

By "bottom-shelf cost" you mean he pays us to play?

 

[AlexCane]

He made some plays as a freshman. Good special teams player IIRC. I think the ship has likely sailed here though. I assume he's looking for more PT; not sure this is the best destination for him.

 

[MikeCane18]

Sounds like a multitude of things were going on with him. Biggest being he was getting passed up, and the new DC really didn't pull any punches in a recent presser about guys not doing what they were coached to do and making mistakes.

Freelancing and getting beat will land you in a coaches doghouse more than just getting beat but following the techniques and fundamentals being coached. Sounded like the former with him and possibly others that have bounced.

Change of scenery may be good for him, but think we need to be more forward thinking at this point.