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Issiah Walker

He wants to be here that much is known. Do we take him? Tough question because in one sense you don’t want to allow kids to pull moves like this but the kids is an outstanding talent at a premium position.
 
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Take him but allow it only with strict protocols/conditions in place: has to take a redshirt, starts at bottom of depth chart, etc. If he's not agreeable or if the staff isn't confident he's being genuine you tell him to kick rocks.
 
Yo the kid had it rough and was probably lied to at UF. Who knows what exactly it was but there are a plethora of reasons that you would be mad over. The degree program not being what you thought, housing, issues with class enrollment like telling him he needs to take certain classes he was told he wasn’t, maybe even a teammate doing something the shouldn’t have been doing and he wanted no part. All I know is the kid was never a headache or a problem his entire career and all of the sudden he goes to UF and he is. Some of y’all all really need some common sense. Why would a kid that never got in trouble here and wasn’t even a behavior issue in school all of the sudden has “drama”. Because UF is toxic and the staff are a punch of confirmed punks.
 
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Trescerocinco said:
He wants to be here that much is known. Do we take him? Tough question because in one sense you don’t want to allow kids to pull moves like this but the kids is an outstanding talent at a premium position.
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If he would wait to sign in the Fall, sure. JMO
 
Trescerocinco said:
He wants to be here that much is known. Do we take him? Tough question because in one sense you don’t want to allow kids to pull moves like this but the kids is an outstanding talent at a premium position.
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You take him because we need OLs. If Fleming or Francois want to come back, you turn them down. Unfortunately, Searles and Barry screwed our OL #s.
 
Trescerocinco said:
He wants to be here that much is known. Do we take him? Tough question because in one sense you don’t want to allow kids to pull moves like this but the kids is an outstanding talent at a premium position.
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Shouldn’t even be a decision to make. He’d be one of the 3 most talented lineman we have as soon as he stepped foot on campus
 
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allbouttheu2001 said:
You take him because we need OLs. If Fleming or Francois want to come back, you turn them down. Unfortunately, Searles and Barry screwed our OL #s.
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Thank you. Any other position, we say no thanks. Our o line has been booty for years and this is a guy who could be a 3-4 year starter for our line.
 
Page305 said:
Hey Mr. Insider...... So since you know he's a "bad locker room" kid, what's actually the main reason he's transferring?
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kids only a freshman (not even) this is where we need good leaders to guide him into the right direction.
 
Maybe his family just wants him home with everything going on, there could be a lot of variables right now
 
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Brock Berlin, Gerald Willis, Kenny Kadji, and . . . Jack Spicer all say let him in. Kid made a mistake choosing colleges. There are probably a ton of kids that transfer both ways between UF and Miami each year. If he wasn't a football player no one would blame him for wanting to go to school closer to home. This shouldn't be any different.
 
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