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I have subs for premium on all sites and what i get from alot of them is the impact of Cager is amazing, i dont know what it is but this kid seems to get it!! Id say he has more pull on any s fla kids or other kids than any other player, i just find it funny a guy not even from s fla has the most pull, he has been and amazing asset for us he was even at junior day putting in work
 
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Sucks that it is that way. But I pray that Al Golden gets enlightened that he cannot continue to do the same thing and have it end up working. We need a philosophy change on Defense. Hopefully he will be able to see that before its too late and this 2016 class is derailed...smh
 
its funny, because last year, people were saying that Jaquan Johnson was going to be the player that once he committed, would be the one that allowed to dominoes to fall in to Miami's lap.

Nope
 
I have been following recruiting since vcr tapes from grassy lol, and i havent seen a recruit with this much impact in years like i said he just has "it" cant explain how he does it
 
CoachCane said:
I have subs for premium on all sites and what i get from alot of them is the impact of Cager is amazing, i dont know what it is but this kid seems to get it!! Id say he has more pull on any s fla kids or other kids than any other player, i just find it funny a guy not even from s fla has the most pull, he has been and amazing asset for us he was even at junior day putting in work
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Agree...what i notice was the defensive player were huddled up together and the offensive players had their huddle Cager was the one who broke the barrier and was laughing and joking with the defensive guys then next thing you know it became one collective
 
From everything that's been said about Cager. Quickly turning into one of my future favorite Canes. Has a positive aura around him. Love his attitude.

I know the Goldenites will take it wrong. I hate Golden a lot. Yes I do.

BUT, I see Cager being a future leader on the team.
 
At to the fact that he was a surprise commit and a **** good prospect and I like him..

Isnt Cager from DC? If so, DC cats have always been likeable dudes. At least all the ones I have come across. The "get along in any environment" type of dudes. So im not surprised this guy has been a magnet to recruits and players.
 
Jassid82 said:
At to the fact that he was aa surprise commit and a **** good prospect and I like him..

Isnt Cager from DC? If so, DC cats have always been likeable dudes. At least all the ones I have come across. The "get along in any environment" type of dudes. So im not surprised this guy has been a magnet to recruits and players.
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So how come we hardly ever get DC guys?
 
TheMatador said:
Jassid82 said:
At to the fact that he was aa surprise commit and a **** good prospect and I like him..

Isnt Cager from DC? If so, DC cats have always been likeable dudes. At least all the ones I have come across. The "get along in any environment" type of dudes. So im not surprised this guy has been a magnet to recruits and players.
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So how come we hardly ever get DC guys?
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Frankly, I don't think the quality is that great. I'd rather focus Hampton roads areas - tough blue collar kids and a hotbed of athletes.

DC has never really produced consistently top shelf talent, IMO, and I've lived in the area for about 15 years.
 
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At this point I'll take any kind of positive news we can muster up, but I have to say that its a bit strange that a kid who we weren't on until late, who was supposedly all about Alabama at one point, suddenly commits to UM without having visited and is now a very vocal supporter of the team, program and the 2015 class.

Maybe its like pineapple on a pizza. Sounds strange but kinda works as long as you call it "Hawaiian." :Cool:
 
I dont think i can agree with this statement if you only count the district it self or are you looking at maryland as well. The DC maryland area produces great talent every year ask nick saban or bobby bowden, or **** the entire sec or big ten. I played football here and currently live here trust me theres more talent than you know. The great Butch davis calls it the L you start in maryland and DC then go down the east cost to Florida then west to ga, bama miss etc. But you start in DC maryland. Ask urban meyer as well..
 
UknowWhat said:
CoachCane said:
I have subs for premium on all sites and what i get from alot of them is the impact of Cager is amazing, i dont know what it is but this kid seems to get it!! Id say he has more pull on any s fla kids or other kids than any other player, i just find it funny a guy not even from s fla has the most pull, he has been and amazing asset for us he was even at junior day putting in work
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Agree...what i notice was the defensive player were huddled up together and the offensive players had their huddle Cager was the one who broke the barrier and was laughing and joking with the defensive guys then next thing you know it became one collective
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Thanks for confirming this been telling people on the board this
 
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CoachCane said:
I have subs for premium on all sites and what i get from alot of them is the impact of Cager is amazing, i dont know what it is but this kid seems to get it!! Id say he has more pull on any s fla kids or other kids than any other player, i just find it funny a guy not even from s fla has the most pull, he has been and amazing asset for us he was even at junior day putting in work
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You have a problem homie.
 
Cager is from Towson, Maryland which is in Baltimore County. Coincidentally he played his high school ball in the same town that our former QB Kevin Olsen will finish his college career at the Towson University.
 
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