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2023 Hykeem Williams, 2023 WR (signs w/ Forfeit State)

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SouthParkCane said:
But this is lowkey disrespect, I think this board has a way of trying to level out kids that are likely commits to compare to kids who they don’t see as likely. In this case it’s innis and Williams. Innis is a complete stud. The complete package at wr already. I’m not saying Williams isn’t good but I’ve been seeing way too many slights of innis. Innis being college ready doesn’t mean he’s hit his ceiling either. The kid has another level to tap into.
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Yeah, that’s not what i was doing. I don’t see these kids up close like Coach Macho and others do. I live in CT. If someone has a better idea of the kids abilities based on coaching, seeing them live etc, i always have respect for them as seen above. So my opinion was based on the film i saw. I couldn’t care less where they commit to.
 
Casprings4 said:
People need to learn you can hype people up without dragging others down. You can like both players no need to pick a side.
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I love All the kids mentioned Innis Williams Brown. If a strangers internet opinion truly gets people ****y they might be a moron
 
Coach Macho said:
I love Hykeem, but even local HS players/coaches don't consider him a complete WR. He's a go-route specialist. And people talk about him being kinda soft, like he doesn't respond well to DB's getting physical with him.

I know when we played Stranahan, he coincidentally hurt himself in practice the day before, so he sat out. (who hurts themselves during a Thursday pre-game practice?) Maybe it was just a coincidence. But I can tell you that nobody was surprised.


Yall get hyped off of highlight tapes and don't know what other traits these kids have behind-the-scenes.

Innis scares people. And he's a bully at WR. He's tough and ultra competitive. He's been dogging varsity competition since 8th grade.
Hykeem is not in Innis' stratosphere as a total WR.
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Innis is a freak. Just was getting caught up on him

I was super impressed with Hykeem but **** Innis looks even better

Absurd talent at the position
 
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I think we can all agree having both of these dudes and another player wether it be Brown, Washington maybe both as well is a home run class and kind of covers all the wr spots. Its a complete home run and really solidifies the wr room. The guys that get in here and are trying to troll on a player like Inniss I truly believe are not cane fans, but fans of other programs trying to negative recruit certain players. To be fair I too have been guilty of liking player A over player B.
 
Coach Macho said:
I love Hykeem, but even local HS players/coaches don't consider him a complete WR. He's a go-route specialist. And people talk about him being kinda soft, like he doesn't respond well to DB's getting physical with him.

I know when we played Stranahan, he coincidentally hurt himself in practice the day before, so he sat out. (who hurts themselves during a Thursday pre-game practice?) Maybe it was just a coincidence. But I can tell you that nobody was surprised.


Yall get hyped off of highlight tapes and don't know what other traits these kids have behind-the-scenes.

Innis scares people. And he's a bully at WR. He's tough and ultra competitive. He's been dogging varsity competition since 8th grade.
Hykeem is not in Innis' stratosphere as a total WR.
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He got locked up vs Killian & was shoving Gatorade coolers lmao
 
Coach Macho said:
I love Hykeem, but even local HS players/coaches don't consider him a complete WR. He's a go-route specialist. And people talk about him being kinda soft, like he doesn't respond well to DB's getting physical with him.

I know when we played Stranahan, he coincidentally hurt himself in practice the day before, so he sat out. (who hurts themselves during a Thursday pre-game practice?) Maybe it was just a coincidence. But I can tell you that nobody was surprised.


Yall get hyped off of highlight tapes and don't know what other traits these kids have behind-the-scenes.

Innis scares people. And he's a bully at WR. He's tough and ultra competitive. He's been dogging varsity competition since 8th grade.
Hykeem is not in Innis' stratosphere as a total WR.
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Im an Innis guy as i was the firstto bring him to the board.

I also brought Hykeem to the board as well.

Innis was basically a 3 star level recruit as an 8th grader. Hes been beating up on high school kids since 7th-8th grade.

Hykeem is a player..I think if he makes the move i think he makes we see more development from him as a sr.

Innis is THE BIG DOG of his clas sand ive been saying it for 2+ years regardless if he comes here or not. Highlight tpaes might not look like this or that..but put him in a situation..bring your best dbs...and best players hes making plays throughout....on EITHER side of the ball.

If he wnted to be a db he would be a 4 star level recruit there as well.

I WANT BOTH...both different type of wr's. The consellation prize is Robby Washington is essentially Innis -lite. So if you miss on Brandon...lock him up which i dont think would be hard as he is a cane lean
 
westcoastcanes said:
5 is too many. Maximum of 4 in one class or you are creating an imbalance that you have to correct in a future class. 100% chance 1 or more of a 5 wr class will transfer, and 100% chance all 5 will not be immediate contributors. Address immediate needs with the portal, take the 3-4 best from high school to set up the roster with the correct numbers, and best players to contribute.
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Not necessarily when Jalen and Robby can be high level corners at the next level. Robby is more so mold of Brashard as well.
 
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gogeta4 said:
Im an Innis guy as i was the firstto bring him to the board.

I also brought Hykeem to the board as well.

Innis was basically a 3 star level recruit as an 8th grader. Hes been beating up on high school kids since 7th-8th grade.

Hykeem is a player..I think if he makes the move i think he makes we see more development from him as a sr.

Innis is THE BIG DOG of his clas sand ive been saying it for 2+ years regardless if he comes here or not. Highlight tpaes might not look like this or that..but put him in a situation..bring your best dbs...and best players hes making plays throughout....on EITHER side of the ball.

If he wnted to be a db he would be a 4 star level recruit there as well.

I WANT BOTH...both different type of wr's. The consellation prize is Robby Washington is essentially Innis -lite. So if you miss on Brandon...lock him up which i dont think would be hard as he is a cane lean
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No doubt, you've been preaching about Innis for years. I think the issue with Innis is he always seemed like a frontrunner type recruit so a lot of us moved on. Maybe bringing Mario in gets us back in the hunt though. I know we will try for him but still seems like a long shot.
 
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Inniss is the safest bet of any of the crop to be a star on the next level. There’s one or two guys I believe could be better on the next level, if all the stars align between fit, coaching and body development.
 
Ziggy said:
No doubt, you've been preaching about Innis for years. I think the issue with Innis is he always seemed like a frontrunner type recruit so a lot of us moved on. Maybe bringing Mario in gets us back in the hunt though. I know we will try for him but still seems like a long shot.
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Yup hes a kid that will lean to the big time schools.

The thing is ...if our offense looks like it did this year again...we will always have a shot as his parents are kind of cane fans and the parents i know Mario can work in recruiting.

You land Innis...it shows you making a stake to claim s.fla elites again. Because not to say he is talent level like our 1st rd wrs buthe carries that type of weight in his class of a Jeudy, Cooper,Ridley etc.
 
Coach Macho said:
I love Hykeem, but even local HS players/coaches don't consider him a complete WR. He's a go-route specialist. And people talk about him being kinda soft, like he doesn't respond well to DB's getting physical with him.

I know when we played Stranahan, he coincidentally hurt himself in practice the day before, so he sat out. (who hurts themselves during a Thursday pre-game practice?) Maybe it was just a coincidence. But I can tell you that nobody was surprised.


Yall get hyped off of highlight tapes and don't know what other traits these kids have behind-the-scenes.

Innis scares people. And he's a bully at WR. He's tough and ultra competitive. He's been dogging varsity competition since 8th grade.
Hykeem is not in Innis' stratosphere as a total WR.
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this will be interesting to see how it plays out. give me the dog any day of the week.
 
gogeta4 said:
Yup hes a kid that will lean to the big time schools.

The thing is ...if our offense looks like it did this year again...we will always have a shot as his parents are kind of cane fans and the parents i know Mario can work in recruiting.

You land Innis...it shows you making a stake to claim s.fla elites again. Because not to say he is talent level like our 1st rd wrs buthe carries that type of weight in his class of a Jeudy, Cooper,Ridley etc.
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No doubt. Getting the top LB, DE, lineman, in the south florida area is cool and needed but if you really want to get back to being on top, you have to get the top playmakers.
 
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