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Great point...I'm trying to get into recruiting services as well. You are spot on. I couldn't agree with you more. The SEC has tons of paper bag money these days. Everyone is oblivious to it.

Do you have any information on how to get linked up with any recruiting services?
I would appreciate it!!
 
850Cane said:
Good as gone
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I wouldn't say that. There's so much in flux right now. If Walton comes, and Cronk want to stay at RB, it will be hard to keep Williams. But if we have a good record and can manage around Walton, we still have as good a shot as anyone.
 
i think he will stick with the U we are on track now thanks to golden we will get the recruits we need to get back i have faith that we get the right players for this program the culture has completely changed if you look at it now fsu is getting all the pre madonna stars and were getting all the talent that wants to work hard there is enough in southflorida if his heart is at the U he will come here no reason to get mad about a recruit though i think we get the right ones we need now days no more busts
 
sotacane22 said:
fsu is getting all the pre madonna stars
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lulz....deal with it and win some championships.

Gimmee some players that wears camo and that would slap da shiot out of Duke.
 
sotacane22 said:
i think he will stick with the U we are on track now thanks to golden we will get the recruits we need to get back i have faith that we get the right players for this program the culture has completely changed if you look at it now fsu is getting all the pre madonna stars and were getting all the talent that wants to work hard there is enough in southflorida if his heart is at the U he will come here no reason to get mad about a recruit though i think we get the right ones we need now days no more busts
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Guys like Derwin James, Tyrek Cole, and Sh'mar Kilby-Lane don't want to work hard and are prima donnas? That's absurd. No one would be making baseless accusations like that if they were committed here.

We're all Canes fans. Well, most of us anyway. But there's no reason for blind optimism or outright pulling crap like that out of thin air.
 
sotacane22 said:
i think he will stick with the U we are on track now thanks to golden we will get the recruits we need to get back i have faith that we get the right players for this program the culture has completely changed if you look at it now fsu is getting all the pre madonna stars and were getting all the talent that wants to work hard there is enough in southflorida if his heart is at the U he will come here no reason to get mad about a recruit though i think we get the right ones we need now days no more busts
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I stopped reading that stream of words at "pre madonna".
 
sotacane22 said:
i think he will stick with the U we are on track now thanks to golden we will get the recruits we need to get back i have faith that we get the right players for this program the culture has completely changed if you look at it now fsu is getting all the pre madonna stars and were getting all the talent that wants to work hard there is enough in southflorida if his heart is at the U he will come here no reason to get mad about a recruit though i think we get the right ones we need now days no more busts
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You do know a lot of those pre madonnas you're talking about Golden wanted here
 
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maurice3p said:
It would be hard to say that the recruiting process has gone exactly to plan for West Orange running back and Cane commit Dexter Williams.

After an explosion of major offers in February and March, Williams (6-0, 192) surprised many with an April decision at Miami’s spring game.
“I thought things would slow down but it actually hasn’t,” Williams said. “At that time in my mind, I was thinking that they would look at me like I was done with the recruiting process. They probably figured I was shutting it down and I wouldn’t be open. A lot of schools are still coming at me, some even harder than before. They’re doing anything to get me on a visit or talk to my coaches. They keep tabs on me and check up every day.”
Williams admitted that he may have jumped the gun with his choice. He says that in regards to when he did it, not who he picked.
“At times, I regret making an early decision,” Williams said. “It’s nothing against Miami, they could definitely be the right place for me. I just think maybe it would have been smarter if I waited longer.”
Williams recently got his first real chance to investigate into his other options. He took a lengthy college tour that stopped at Georgia Tech, Louisville, Ohio State, Kentucky, Tennessee, South Carolina, and Clemson.
“I got to experience a lot of new things because other places outside Florida are different,” Williams said. “It was a good opportunity for me to see all these top schools so quickly. They have a lot to offer and it changed how I look at everything. Everybody has something in common but also something that makes them unique. It’s hard to realize that you can only pick one.”
Williams said that he can sense the Miami staff is concerned about losing him. He couldn’t make any promises about where he'll land but he tried his best to be up front.
“I do, we had a little talk about that,” Williams said. “I kept it real with them and told them how I feel about the whole situation. They said still want me as a Cane because I’m one of the biggest recruits they have. They would love for me to stay since they know I could help them do big things. I plan on sticking with Miami but I want to get a better idea about some other schools.”
Williams said that the best way they can help their chances is by continuing to recruit him hard. Down the road, their on-field product may come into play too.
“Basically just do what they’ve been doing, making sure I’m alright,” Williams said. “They can keep in contact and prove how much they really want me. I also want to see how they do this season, that was actually the main reason I wanted my decision to wait. I didn’t sign anywhere yet so I’ll see how their season and everybody else’s goes.”
Williams carries a grade of 96 from 247Sports, ranking him 62nd overall in the nation, 4th at his position, and 11th in the state of Florida.

http://miami.247sports.com/Article/RB-Dexter-Williams-Explains-His-Commitment-Status-29253250
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He means show me the $$$$$
 
I honestly think if we get 10 wins, we will keep this kid, even while having Walton and Cronk.

Lets just hope if we get to 10, JJ, Irvin, Cole, and some dam Dlinemen come also. We gotta beat Nebraska, UNC, and Vtech...
 
He was never going to end up a cane. Recruiting smoke was out shortly after his commitment
 
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Cokemist34 said:
maurice3p said:
It would be hard to say that the recruiting process has gone exactly to plan for West Orange running back and Cane commit Dexter Williams.

After an explosion of major offers in February and March, Williams (6-0, 192) surprised many with an April decision at Miami’s spring game.
“I thought things would slow down but it actually hasn’t,” Williams said. “At that time in my mind, I was thinking that they would look at me like I was done with the recruiting process. They probably figured I was shutting it down and I wouldn’t be open. A lot of schools are still coming at me, some even harder than before. They’re doing anything to get me on a visit or talk to my coaches. They keep tabs on me and check up every day.”
Williams admitted that he may have jumped the gun with his choice. He says that in regards to when he did it, not who he picked.
“At times, I regret making an early decision,” Williams said. “It’s nothing against Miami, they could definitely be the right place for me. I just think maybe it would have been smarter if I waited longer.”
Williams recently got his first real chance to investigate into his other options. He took a lengthy college tour that stopped at Georgia Tech, Louisville, Ohio State, Kentucky, Tennessee, South Carolina, and Clemson.
“I got to experience a lot of new things because other places outside Florida are different,” Williams said. “It was a good opportunity for me to see all these top schools so quickly. They have a lot to offer and it changed how I look at everything. Everybody has something in common but also something that makes them unique. It’s hard to realize that you can only pick one.”
Williams said that he can sense the Miami staff is concerned about losing him. He couldn’t make any promises about where he'll land but he tried his best to be up front.
“I do, we had a little talk about that,” Williams said. “I kept it real with them and told them how I feel about the whole situation. They said still want me as a Cane because I’m one of the biggest recruits they have. They would love for me to stay since they know I could help them do big things. I plan on sticking with Miami but I want to get a better idea about some other schools.”
Williams said that the best way they can help their chances is by continuing to recruit him hard. Down the road, their on-field product may come into play too.
“Basically just do what they’ve been doing, making sure I’m alright,” Williams said. “They can keep in contact and prove how much they really want me. I also want to see how they do this season, that was actually the main reason I wanted my decision to wait. I didn’t sign anywhere yet so I’ll see how their season and everybody else’s goes.”
Williams carries a grade of 96 from 247Sports, ranking him 62nd overall in the nation, 4th at his position, and 11th in the state of Florida.

http://miami.247sports.com/Article/RB-Dexter-Williams-Explains-His-Commitment-Status-29253250
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He means show me the $$$$$
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I imagine that has already happened in one way or another...

UM
 
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