CaneSlave1960
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Good to see duke is free at last, he found out to late hopefully many others follow and break the chains
Started telling teammates and CornBreath today.
For his part, Kaaya doesn't seem to think he'll have Johnson to hand the ball to next season.
"Duke is a last-year guy," Kaaya said.
A roadblock might be Johnson's desire to spend another season with quarterback Brad Kaaya, who has had a recordsetting freshman year for Miami.
"The kid's coming along well," Johnson said. "I'm anxious to see what he'll do."
Another potential roadblock is that Johnson's mother has made it clear, many times, that she wants her son to get his degree from Miami regardless of his NFL plans. Leaving early would not preclude Johnson from satisfying that request; for the last several years, Miami has offered programs where athletes who leave early to pursue pro careers are welcomed back to the university to complete their undergraduate degree.
But the degree is Cassandra Prophet-Mitchell's top wish.
"That's the deal breaker," said Johnson, adding that his mother will get a "60-40" majority of their final vote when it's time to decide what happens next season.
Johnson said Monday that he and his mother have not made any decisions about his status for the 2015 NFL draft, though many around — and even within — the program are expecting that the running back will skip his senior season with the Hurricanes and turn pro.
Yet Johnson admits, "I don't think there's much more I need to prove on the field, if anything," Johnson said. "Not saying there's not any room to get better. There's always room to get better in aspects of the game. But as far as, I guess, stats and things of that sort, there's not much more I need to prove."
Proud of him. One of the all time greatest. Can't imagine how bad we will look WITHOUT one of the best to ever play here.
Proud of him. One of the all time greatest. Can't imagine how bad we will look WITHOUT one of the best to ever play here.
Not even close.......
The saddest part of this is we're all lying when we say "He has nothing left to prove". The kid doesn't have a signature game here that any of us will talk about years from now when we talk about the all-time great backs. And you know what? That's not on him in the freakin' slightest. We need to start saying "There's nothing left he CAN prove....under the current circumstances."
I used to think there was a larger than generally assumed chance of him coming back based on certain variables like draft grade, his mom, etc. Now I pray that he doesn't. It's not like this clown show would even take care of a sufficient insurance policy for the kid. Be gone, Duke. You can finish that last semester and a half or whatever whenever on the Chad Wilson Reenrollment Program.
He needs to stay. He fumbles to dam much
The saddest part of this is we're all lying when we say "He has nothing left to prove". The kid doesn't have a signature game here that any of us will talk about years from now when we talk about the all-time great backs. And you know what? That's not on him in the freakin' slightest. We need to start saying "There's nothing left he CAN prove....under the current circumstances."
I used to think there was a larger than generally assumed chance of him coming back based on certain variables like draft grade, his mom, etc. Now I pray that he doesn't. It's not like this clown show would even take care of a sufficient insurance policy for the kid. Be gone, Duke. You can finish that last semester and a half or whatever whenever on the Chad Wilson Reenrollment Program.
He needs to stay. He fumbles to dam much
Negged. He gains nothing by coming back. Nothing. A lot of his fumbles this year have been because he's fighting for every inch to help this team. An NFL team will get that cleared up.