Destined to be a Hurricane - Chase Smith

[423Hurricane]

Destined to be a Hurricane

Chase Smith's father was an All-American at Miami. His mother earned her nursing degree there. His grandmother worked at the University and one of this three older brothers graduated from Miami not long ago. Now he's ready to blaze his own path at The U.

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Another great story by Christy about an exceptional young man that could be a very special player.

 

[1LuvCane]

Wishing that kid the best.....

 

[TemplarCane]

Looking forward to watching this future star

 

[Kansas Cane]

JR highlights still some of the most fun of all our last two cycles of croots...

 

[dycane]

JR highlights still some of the most fun of all our last two cycles of croots...

Still dumbfounded at the lack of major offers for this kid. You’d have to be blind not to see the potential.

 

[HerbieDaGawd]

My favorite croot for this cycle!

 

[305to954]

My favorite croot for this cycle!

Kid has the potential to be special

 

[skyman]

Still dumbfounded at the lack of major offers for this kid. You’d have to be blind not to see the potential.

Legit beast, I dont get it either.. Had everything from measureables, bloodline, film, etc.. Oh well he is here, where he belongs and will shine. Definitely one of my favorite recruits of that class.

 

[AtlAtty]

4 TD’s on defense. When was the last time we saw that and he’s not a d-back! I’m always blown away by his play making. Offense. Defense and special teams on the XP block. He will have an impact from year 1

 

[Canes Legacy]

He was built for Striker.

 

[Kansas Cane]

Still dumbfounded at the lack of major offers for this kid. You’d have to be blind not to see the potential.

Must be location and no camps. He's as instinctive as they come. He and Brashard...best highlights in our class last cycle.

 

[Kansas Cane]

He was built for Striker.

Has the speed and coverage ability for sure. What do you think about 20 more pounds on him and moving him to WLB? By year three, he could be 230....with that height and speed...he'd be everything Sam Brooks was supposed to be and more.

 

[Canes Legacy]

Has the speed and coverage ability for sure. What do you think about 20 more pounds on him and moving him to WLB? By year three, he could be 230....with that height and speed...he'd be everything Sam Brooks was supposed to be and more.

I don't want to say he'd be "wasted" there but I'd prefer to have a true LB at WLB since it's so instinctive. I'm not opposed to him sliding there on obvious passing downs to get another athlete on the field though. Chase is a chess piece and should be moved all over to give us a personnel advantage depending on the opponent (locking down a TE, covering the slot, etc.).

 

[Damiencane86]

Must be location and no camps. He's as instinctive as they come. He and Brashard...best highlights in our class last cycle.

Big facts on the highlights. Chase & Brashard had tons of plays that made you just say wow.

 

[BigWindyCane1]

Irvin, Blades, Chickillo, Testeverde, James, Lewis, Patchtan, etc. The Canes have had some solid legacy players, but Chase Smith has a chance to be one of the best legacy players the Canes have had.

 

[305to954]

4 TD’s on defense. When was the last time we saw that and he’s not a d-back! I’m always blown away by his play making. Offense. Defense and special teams on the XP block. He will have an impact from year 1

We getting playmakers on D. If y’all haven’t go check out coach Hayes breakdown on Chris graves. After watching Rodgers HL I feel the same with him. Good ball skills already in HS. Then a kid like chase Smith played both ways, Malik Curtis also. And we forget about Marcus Clarke. Same deal, played both ways and was good return man In HS

 

[TexasCane90]

In a class headlined by two 5 star defensive players who are elite talent in their own rights.

Chase Smith is equally elite and can be a 1st round pick

 

[CaneIsland]

This kid will get a pick 6 this year!!!!.......

 

[LeedsCane]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY LB1!! I LOVE THIS YOUNG MAN