Jaccuri on Elite 11 final roster.

[OrangeBowlMagic]

Does the Ohio State commit have dyed blond hair and a mullet? Lord thats ugly even for Columbus, OH.

That kid has some absurd arm talent. Good grief.

His hair is a trainwreck but **** can he throw a football. OSU looks to have gotten a REAL good one.

 

[Tad Footeball]

That man just flaunting it lol!
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If Lou Hedley and Michael Badgley had a kid but the surrogate did meth all day in an Ohio trailer park.

 

[RangerGranger]

If Lou Hedley and Michael Badgley had a kid but the surrogate did meth all day in an Ohio trailer park.

Accurate

 

[Damiencane86]

That man just flaunting it lol!
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F'n kid lookin like Whiteboy Rick

 

[No_Fly_Zone]

I can’t tell if this is serious or not.
he said he’s “aa” not ”in aa”

AA....African American

You really can't tell? I don't believe that. But then again, I have been called cautiously optimistic in the past.

 

[AtlAtty]

That kid has some absurd arm talent. Good grief.

His hair is a trainwreck but **** can he throw a football. OSU looks to have gotten a REAL good one.

He better be good with that hair

 

[OrangeBowlMagic]

He better be good with that hair

Unfortunately he’s better than good.

He’s currently ranked higher than Trevor Lawrence was. I believe the only other QB in the history of the 247 composite to have a perfect score was Vince Young. This kid is an ELITE prospect.

 

[TheMatador]

seems very on-brand for Southern Cal to have a commit from Scott Farkus

Hmmm....haven't looked up this kid. Sure it isn't spelled Farkas?

I used to know a Tubby Farkas.

 

[Canesfan1899]

That man just flaunting it lol!
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Ewers can wear his hair however he wants the way he slings the football.

 

[TheOriginalCane]

Hmmm....haven't looked up this kid. Sure it isn't spelled Farkas?

I used to know a Tubby Farkas.

Tubby Farkas is @Paranos government name...

 

[Zbrod95]

I had a question for those who live in USA, particularly more of the Bible Belt and Florida ( I know those are two mutually exclusive region, with the panhandle overlapping).
I'm up in northern Canada, and I find it hard to ignore that the majority of these teams in the Bible Belt (I.e., SEC, Clemson, etc) really seem to go hard after particular dominant white QBs regardless of talent. The reason I bring this up is, even the ones that are very successful, Jalen Hurts, Justin Fields, they end of transferring out.
Do you hear, or think there is, major pressure from the booster or even HC who still think that certain positions are based on racial profiling?

To be clear, when I played college ball up in Canada, I legit heard coaches say I want me DL to be all black, with no specific reason as to why, so I know this isn't specific to the area more to the game of football.

Not trying to hijack the thread, just analyzing a little bit, because I feel like with Miami, with it's history with the community in Liberty City, Overtown etc. it has more institutional cohesiveness with the African American community and a bit backed up by having since essentially Jacory Harris pretty well exclusive African American QBs and if this is something that the staff realize and work with?
Again not trying to hijack the thread just a dude from the Great White North trying to understand a culture I've never seen, been in or felt, other then CIS, media or people who travel or have lived there.

No. Emory is going to be the starter at UF, Young is going to be the starter at Bama, Hooker is going to be the starter at UT. They care about winning football games and only winning games. Hurts went into the year in question on the hot seat and Fields was never a fit in UGA’s offense.

 

[CanefaninBuckeyeland]

If you can throw far; run fast; jump high; and win games, the Grand Master himself will lend you his daughters for a night of fornication and debauchery. But you better be able to do all that.

 

[JBCanes-NC]

 

[ScubaCane]

I had a question for those who live in USA, particularly more of the Bible Belt and Florida ( I know those are two mutually exclusive region, with the panhandle overlapping).
I'm up in northern Canada, and I find it hard to ignore that the majority of these teams in the Bible Belt (I.e., SEC, Clemson, etc) really seem to go hard after particular dominant white QBs regardless of talent. The reason I bring this up is, even the ones that are very successful, Jalen Hurts, Justin Fields, they end of transferring out.
Do you hear, or think there is, major pressure from the booster or even HC who still think that certain positions are based on racial profiling?

To be clear, when I played college ball up in Canada, I legit heard coaches say I want me DL to be all black, with no specific reason as to why, so I know this isn't specific to the area more to the game of football.

Not trying to hijack the thread, just analyzing a little bit, because I feel like with Miami, with it's history with the community in Liberty City, Overtown etc. it has more institutional cohesiveness with the African American community and a bit backed up by having since essentially Jacory Harris pretty well exclusive African American QBs and if this is something that the staff realize and work with?
Again not trying to hijack the thread just a dude from the Great White North trying to understand a culture I've never seen, been in or felt, other then CIS, media or people who travel or have lived there.

Stop watching CNN, "white supremacy" and "racism" is not rampant or the "biggest threat to this country". Are there some racist people in the south? Of course, but there are racists in every part of this country and the world for that matter.

 

[TrumpyCane]

Stop watching CNN, "white supremacy" and "racism" is not rampant or the "biggest threat to this country". Are there some racist people in the south? Of course, but there are racists in every part of this country and the world for that matter.

TrumpyCane is only racist against polar bears

 

[Paranos]

Looks like UM's 2022 QB commit Jaccurri Brown Elite 11 Final ranking had him dead last at #20 after the 3 days of head to head QB competition.

Elite 11: SI All-American's Composite Ranking of the 20 QBs

Sports Illustrated All-American has finalized its rankings from the 2021 Elite 11 Finals.

www.si.com

Rivals.com - Miami QB commit Jacurri Brown talks Hurricanes at Elite 11

The four-star QB discusses the Hurricanes.

n.rivals.com

Go Canes

 

[The Real Kirk Lazarus]

Looks like UM's 2022 QB commit Jaccurri Brown Elite 11 Final ranking had him dead last at #20 after the 3 days of head to head QB competition.

Elite 11: SI All-American's Composite Ranking of the 20 QBs

Sports Illustrated All-American has finalized its rankings from the 2021 Elite 11 Finals.

www.si.com

Rivals.com - Miami QB commit Jacurri Brown talks Hurricanes at Elite 11

The four-star QB discusses the Hurricanes.

n.rivals.com

Go Canes

It sports illustrated where do you think they're gonna rank a miami commit lmao

 

[TexasCane90]

Looks like UM's 2022 QB commit Jaccurri Brown Elite 11 Final ranking had him dead last at #20 after the 3 days of head to head QB competition.

Elite 11: SI All-American's Composite Ranking of the 20 QBs

Sports Illustrated All-American has finalized its rankings from the 2021 Elite 11 Finals.

www.si.com

Rivals.com - Miami QB commit Jacurri Brown talks Hurricanes at Elite 11

The four-star QB discusses the Hurricanes.

n.rivals.com

Go Canes

If you don’t accept that this kid is a project who has the tools then I don’t know what to tell ya.

 

[Paranos]

If you don’t accept that this kid is a project who has the tools then I don’t know what to tell ya.

I know Brown is a project, I was just hoping for a better performance as I am sure he was also.

Go Canes

 

[OBLIVION]

Ron Veal has been working with Jaccuri for a hot minute. He didn't have a great Elite 11 but hopefully he learns from that and bounces back strong.