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I believe it brother. Having seen your posts over the past couple of years you have spoken nothing but facts. Some of the best writers are complete morons and some of the smartest people don't write well.
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It’s crazy because if you Go on his Twitter he has been liking a lot of Banda tweets lately seem like he regrets his decision , and it finally hit him when avantae commited
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Well than I say Miami should absolutely except Haden Francios as a transfer student; kids make mistakes and as the local home school UM should absolutely set the precedent to show other kids that we are a Family, an families forgive but doesn't forget. So any kid that was offered a committable Miami offer but chose to sign elsewhere can transfer back home to UM as a walk on and again earn that scholarship after their 2nd walk on year.
These kids, their handlers, and families need to put their money where their mouths are , and if they make it to NFL the kids can consider the financial aid loans an investment in their future. Also having that student loan debt will incentive them not to be a lockroom cancer at Miami.
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I grew up in Iowa which borders Nebraska and the winters are no joke. They can feel like Antarctica. You go stir crazy from being inside all the time until Spring. When it hits in the 50's in the Spring, it will feel like 80 and you'll see kids in sweatshirts and shorts because you've actually had a 30+ degree temperature increase.
I'm sure he's in a complete culture shock with the weather and the lack of diversity. Most of the brown people are either athletes, from Omaha, or international students who are usually older. The University is 77% white, 3% black, and 5% hispanic, 8% international. To it's credit, U of Nebraska has always had a large international student population for several decades.
When I grew up in Iowa, the state was 98% white. It's a culture shock for anyone not born there or from a similar state.
So, yah, Francois is experiencing a culture shock added to the fact that he's over a thousand miles away from home. The only thing for him to do now is embrace the situation and make the most of it.
Look on the bright side. If he makes it to the NFL, he'll be ready to play in Green Bay, Chicago, Buffalo, NYC, and Philly.
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Let’s not forget... there’s nothing to do, no places to go, no shopping, no food and pretty depressing for a kid from South Florida. He has a Walmart, two grocery stores, a ****** mall and midwestern fast food. It’s death by a thousand cuts. He’ll be a prisoner in his own dorm. Really sucks for him. He probably needs to find a ride to go to any of those places. Kill me nowI grew up in Iowa which borders Nebraska and the winters are no joke. They can feel like Antarctica. You go stir crazy from being inside all the time until Spring. When it hits in the 50's in the Spring, it will feel like 80 and you'll see kids in sweatshirts and shorts because you've actually had a 30+ degree temperature increase.
I'm sure he's in a complete culture shock with the weather and the lack of diversity. Most of the brown people are either athletes, from Omaha, or international students who are usually older. The University is 77% white, 3% black, and 5% hispanic, 8% international. To it's credit, U of Nebraska has always had a large international student population for several decades.
When I grew up in Iowa, the state was 98% white. It's a little more diverse, but still a culture shock for anyone not born there or from a similar state.
So, yah, Francois is experiencing a culture shock added to the fact that he's over a thousand miles away from home. The only thing for him to do now is embrace the situation and make the most of it.
Look on the bright side. If he makes it to the NFL, he'll be ready to play in Green Bay, Chicago, Buffalo, NYC, and Philly.
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Unless your and old man happy to sit on the porch watching corn grow, how in the world could a young person say that’s the place for me . Going from Miami to a dorm room of seclusion
Flat boring country side, teenage pregnancies must be sky high either that or a sticky ceiling in dorm room.Let’s not forget... there’s nothing to do, no places to go, no shopping, no food and pretty depressing for a kid from South Florida. He has a Walmart, two grocery stores, a ****** mall and midwestern fast food. It’s death by a thousand cuts. He’ll be a prisoner in his own dorm. Really sucks for him. He probably needs to find a ride to go to any of those places. Kill me now
Unless your and old man happy to sit on the porch watching corn grow, how in the world could a young person say that’s the place for me . Going from Miami to a dorm room of seclusion
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True in what you're saying. Clubs would be night and day. However, college parties are pretty much the same everywhere. Nebraska, like Alabama, football players are treated like Kings. Not saying it's bad there. It's just a whole lot different. I would expect many road trips to Omaha for more diversity, clubbing etc. I lived in Omaha for 2 years after college before moving to the East Coast. I liked Omaha. Of the 500,000 people in Omaha, one third of the city is non white and there's plenty to do. With the suburbs surrounding the city there's over a million people. Omaha is much more diverse than the state as a whole and it's an hour away from Lincoln.Let’s not forget... there’s nothing to do, no places to go, no shopping, no food and pretty depressing for a kid from South Florida. He has a Walmart, two grocery stores, a ****** mall and midwestern fast food. It’s death by a thousand cuts. He’ll be a prisoner in his own dorm. Really sucks for him. He probably needs to find a ride to go to any of those places. Kill me now
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Well, Francois, Keyshawn Greene , Henry Gray, Ronald Delancey and Marcus Fleming can keep each other company. I think only Gray and Francois are there as EE but the rest will be there soon...
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These are the kids we’re trying to get out of the locker room. Dude decommitted too many times to count then clowned the staff one more time on nsd.
F him!!
We are not getting James Williams, he is a S, and if he had his head in straight he would definitely see the field just as much as Tae or more.....still **** him.
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take him back if he can help the team win. up to Manny to decide. on one hand, if you want to make the UM scholarship "valuable", you don't take him back and make him an example. on the other hand, you take him back (if he can help) and make him an example.
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