If he attended JUCO 2 years, but only played 1 wouldn't he enter a 4 year school as a redshirt sophomore or 3rd year freshman due to covid year? Plus, it's possible that he enrolled early and went summer sessions to preserve a year of eligibility.
He is '23 if he stays in Juco and graduates ....BUT he can transfer to a 4 year program as long as he has completed 1 full semester of Juco with a 2.0 GPA ... so he could transfer to UM for the Summer session of '22.
If he can join a team like miami for 22 then I would say it makes no sense for him to stay at his JC for another year.
In that scenario, he could squeeze in the '22 class and be a very nice replacement for the spot Coleman vacated. I'm unsure I want to use a '23 WR slot on him give how loaded it is in SFL, but by all means, bring him in the current class.
Tell that to Jameson Williams you newb
Yep, Miami recruited and developed him well. He was an integral part of our succcess.
Lol no you sound stupid saying Miami shouldnt rely on a transfer WR when even the recruiting machine that is bama takes a transfer and he was their #1 all season. Transfers are apart of the game now. Yes I understand what you were saying about being a weak spot for us. But there's nothing wrong with transfers if they help the program. Good enough for saban to take transfers good enough for me. And they have one of the most stacked rooms in the nation
As are most kids because ESPN has drilled this SEC love fest in this past generation
