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oso4lyf said:
Crypto is not a very smart individual. It's pretty obvious just trying to read what he's typing and trying to pass it along as English. Now surprise he believes dumb rumors like Citizen being promised a starting spot.
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I don't even know if they really, truly believe it. It's just them rationalizing and holding onto anything the can rather than admit they got beat. Small potato people.
 
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I posted this screenshot on the board in the Rashada thread.

If we make the OV list that should send some shockwaves over there. Aside from their usual superiority complex, I’m assuming some substance - like our depth chart for one. There’s a Cane poster on that board saying we won’t pay over $1m+ per year for a guy to sit on the bench for 2 years.

So if we make the OV list - especially if they don’t - what does that say on multiple fronts to them concerning Billy vs Mario in recruiting and our NIL guys’ willingness to pay?
 
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HTXCane said:
I could see Mario saying that it’s a new coaching staff and everyone is starting at the same level.
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The core of this is so simple, and @RVACane has been on this for a while.

Nobody is picking the Gaytors because the offer is "close" or "competitive". If money is the key factor, and someone is going to waste 3-5 years in Hogtown, the Gaytor offer must EXCEED everyone else's offer.

Citizen knew that he could compete to be a starter at Miami, so he wanted to see if he could gat a GUARANTEE from the Gaytors. With an "equal or lesser" offer from the Gaytors, there's no way in **** Citizen was picking Florida.

Gaytor fans need to get used to this. They will get north Florida kids and Gaypier-Louisiana specials. But to land blue-chippers from outside a couple-hour radius around Hogtown, they are going to need to EXCEED all other offers, whether that's money or other promises.
 
TheOriginalCane said:
The core of this is so simple, and @RVACane has been on this for a while.

Nobody is picking the Gaytors because the offer is "close" or "competitive". If money is the key factor, and someone is going to waste 3-5 years in Hogtown, the Gaytor offer must EXCEED everyone else's offer.

Citizen knew that he could compete to be a starter at Miami, so he wanted to see if he could gat a GUARANTEE from the Gaytors. With an "equal or lesser" offer from the Gaytors, there's no way in **** Citizen was picking Florida.

Gaytor fans need to get used to this. They will get north Florida kids and Gaypier-Louisiana specials. But to land blue-chippers from outside a couple-hour radius around Hogtown, they are going to need to EXCEED all other offers, whether that's money or other promises.
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Especially a Northern California kid who has to deal with distance and flight changes - this goes to accessibility on top of cultural change.

They don’t have a proven G5 offensive staff - or defensive for that matter beyond Raymond - this goes to track record of development.

So how do they overcome this… SEC SEC SEC, campus and game day atmosphere??? Lol. Their money better be tops at a minimum - and enough of a distance from bidder # 2 to justify the hassles, risks and less desirable location overall.
 
RVACane said:
Especially a Northern California kid who has to deal with distance and flight changes - this goes to accessibility on top of cultural change.

They don’t have a proven G5 offensive staff - or defensive for that matter beyond Raymond - this goes to track record of development.

So how do they overcome this… SEC SEC SEC, campus and game day atmosphere??? Lol. Their money better be tops at a minimum - and enough of a distance from bidder # 2 to justify the hassles, risks and less desirable location overall.
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And his parents will have to do this 7x per year (more if you include SEC away games in hick towns):



Jaden Rashada said he was running on fumes after flying home Friday night from a visit to Florida, getting about an hour sleep and then flying in from Oakland earlier this morning. He sounded almost apologetic when talking about why he didn't take as many reps as some of the other quarterbacks but still looked very good in our eyes.
 
TheOriginalCane said:
And his parents will have to do this 7x per year (more if you include SEC away games in hick towns):



Jaden Rashada said he was running on fumes after flying home Friday night from a visit to Florida, getting about an hour sleep and then flying in from Oakland earlier this morning. He sounded almost apologetic when talking about why he didn't take as many reps as some of the other quarterbacks but still looked very good in our eyes.
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I read that quote too and had the same thought as you. Kid was hating the day after the trip. If anything it helped Oregon. Lol
 
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RVACane said:
I read that quote too and had the same thought as you. Kid was hating the day after the trip. If anything it helped Oregon. Lol
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The Steve Clarkson camp is prestigious and costly ($2,500). There's no way in **** that Rashada risked his participation in the camp and flew all that way for a 20 hour visit without getting an SEC duffel bag of cash for making an unofficial.

Here's a blurb on the camp:



The QB retreat is the most prestigious 2-day QB training camp in the world and is specifically designed to prepare the countries best young quarterbacks for high level play in high school and into D1 competition. It is open to 3rd to 12th grade and is attended by many of the QB trendsetters. Many current and past NFL quarterbacks have honed their skills working with Steve Clarkson at the retreat and many past attendees are currently starting at high level D1 and even in the NFL because of the training and personal preparation gained in this 2-day camp. In recent years counselors including Deshaun Watson, Lamar Jackson, Wilton Speight, Brett Hundley have come to work with the young QB’s to show the secrets to achieving elite quarterback performance.

As seen in 60 Minutes CBS, Sports Illustrated, Men’s Journal, ESPN the Magazine, HBO, the New Yorker and the NFL Network, The Steve Clarkson Quarterback Retreat is the most prestigious and elite event a quarterback can be a part of.

At the Steve Clarkson Quarterback Retreat, the nations top QB’s will partake in quarterback exhibitions while being trained, coached and mentored by Steve Clarkson and his team of elite caliber college quarterback counselors. In addition to the on field instruction, QB’s will learn how to behave as professionals both on and off the field. In the past the Steve Clarkson Retreat has been held in Santa Barbara and the historic Coronado, CA. This year it will be hosted in the sunny city of Los Angeles! Quarterbacks grades 3rd-12th are accepted.
 
TheOriginalCane said:
The Steve Clarkson camp is prestigious and costly ($2,500). There's no way in **** that Rashada risked his participation in the camp and flew all that way for a 20 hour visit without getting an SEC duffel bag of cash for making an unofficial.

Here's a blurb on the camp:



The QB retreat is the most prestigious 2-day QB training camp in the world and is specifically designed to prepare the countries best young quarterbacks for high level play in high school and into D1 competition. It is open to 3rd to 12th grade and is attended by many of the QB trendsetters. Many current and past NFL quarterbacks have honed their skills working with Steve Clarkson at the retreat and many past attendees are currently starting at high level D1 and even in the NFL because of the training and personal preparation gained in this 2-day camp. In recent years counselors including Deshaun Watson, Lamar Jackson, Wilton Speight, Brett Hundley have come to work with the young QB’s to show the secrets to achieving elite quarterback performance.

As seen in 60 Minutes CBS, Sports Illustrated, Men’s Journal, ESPN the Magazine, HBO, the New Yorker and the NFL Network, The Steve Clarkson Quarterback Retreat is the most prestigious and elite event a quarterback can be a part of.

At the Steve Clarkson Quarterback Retreat, the nations top QB’s will partake in quarterback exhibitions while being trained, coached and mentored by Steve Clarkson and his team of elite caliber college quarterback counselors. In addition to the on field instruction, QB’s will learn how to behave as professionals both on and off the field. In the past the Steve Clarkson Retreat has been held in Santa Barbara and the historic Coronado, CA. This year it will be hosted in the sunny city of Los Angeles! Quarterbacks grades 3rd-12th are accepted.
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We have a poster who brought his 11 year old there.
 
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