Juwon Young academic update

[duke4heisman]

http://miami.247sports.com/Article/LB-Commit-Juwon-Young-Talks-Test-Scores-141123
Said he needs 4 more points on the ACT and will retake it in Oct. Also said he committed early to focus on school and even though other teams are coming at him, he's all Cane

 

[arizonacane]

This kid knows what a commitment is. Good luck on the test!

 

[robertpaige]

4 points is work. I believe in the kid. Come on Juwon we all pulling for you

 

[DiegoCane]

He has plenty of time to get his score. He can take it probably 3 or 4 more times (probably more) before he has to have that score.

 

[Oh Snap]

**** off, UGA.

 

[gcane44]

Love that he's all cane. I love our LB class this cycle.

4 points is a lot on the ACT, but like said above, he should have plenty of opportunities to get it there as long as puts in the work to prep for it

 

[cowboycane]

This could be our LB 2 Deep in 3 years if everything works out:

1st Team: Figs Kirby Grace
2nd Team: Smith Young Owens

 

[bobbydigius]

4 points is work. I believe in the kid. Come on Juwon we all pulling for you

4 points ain't ****, the only thing you worry about a 4 point increase is that the **** Clearinghouse might flag it. 4 points is work when you have a 28 and want to raise it to a 32. Going from a 14 or 15, which I assume is what he has to 18 or 19 is not hard. These kids must take academics more seriously for their own sake, cause even if you make it into the league, unless you score a monster contract or play for 10+ years that money will dry quick, and then what do you have? If this kid takes it seriously there should be no reason for him not to get this done.

 

[Timcanes]

Need an 18 to qualify and you can take the tests (ACT/SAT) up to 5 times.

 

[DreCooL]

Need an 18 to qualify and you can take the tests (ACT/SAT) up to 5 times.

You can take them as many times as you please.

 

[Timcanes]

Need an 18 to qualify and you can take the tests (ACT/SAT) up to 5 times.

You can take them as many times as you please.

Your right my bad, didnt realize they changed the ACT rules.

 

[RickRollU]

This could be our LB 2 Deep in 3 years if everything works out:

1st Team: Figs Kirby Grace
2nd Team: Smith Young Owens

I don't see Smith as a LB in a 4-3 at all...

 

[JHallCanes]

Manchild. Can't wait to see him this year.

 

[cowboycane]

This could be our LB 2 Deep in 3 years if everything works out:

1st Team: Figs Kirby Grace
2nd Team: Smith Young Owens

I don't see Smith as a LB in a 4-3 at all...

We will see this season. all they asked him to do previously was rush the passer, but apparently that will change this season. Some on here have said he has more than enough athleticism, just needs reps.

 

[JHallCanes]

This could be our LB 2 Deep in 3 years if everything works out:

1st Team: Figs Kirby Grace
2nd Team: Smith Young Owens

I don't see Smith as a LB in a 4-3 at all...

We will see this season. all they asked him to do previously was rush the passer, but apparently that will change this season. Some on here have said he has more than enough athleticism, just needs reps.

Also it will be interesting to see him without Blanchard out there causing havoc

 

[rudebuddha]

4 points is work. I believe in the kid. Come on Juwon we all pulling for you

4 points ain't ****, the only thing you worry about a 4 point increase is that the **** Clearinghouse might flag it. 4 points is work when you have a 28 and want to raise it to a 32. Going from a 14 or 15, which I assume is what he has to 18 or 19 is not hard. These kids must take academics more seriously for their own sake, cause even if you make it into the league, unless you score a monster contract or play for 10+ years that money will dry quick, and then what do you have? If this kid takes it seriously there should be no reason for him not to get this done.

These kids are blessed to be academically elite. You can't honestly expect them to be intellectually superior? That would be an embarrassment of riches.
Nowadays it seems like most kids are only good at texting in poor English or playing video games.
Might be too much to expect an elite athlete to be intellectually gifted as well.
I hope all our recruits are just smart enough to score the minimum required score, which, by the way, wouldn't get them into any college if they weren't football players.
Anything above the bare minimum would be icing on the cake.

 

[jnw4563]

4 points is work. I believe in the kid. Come on Juwon we all pulling for you

Not to sound negative, but a 4 point improvement is very hard unless he wasn't very prepared for the 1st ACT he took.

 

[supacane]

4 points is work. I believe in the kid. Come on Juwon we all pulling for you

4 points ain't ****, the only thing you worry about a 4 point increase is that the **** Clearinghouse might flag it. 4 points is work when you have a 28 and want to raise it to a 32. Going from a 14 or 15, which I assume is what he has to 18 or 19 is not hard. These kids must take academics more seriously for their own sake, cause even if you make it into the league, unless you score a monster contract or play for 10+ years that money will dry quick, and then what do you have? If this kid takes it seriously there should be no reason for him not to get this done.

These kids are blessed to be academically elite. You can't honestly expect them to be intellectually superior? That would be an embarrassment of riches.
Nowadays it seems like most kids are only good at texting in poor English or playing video games.
Might be too much to expect an elite athlete to be intellectually gifted as well.
I hope all our recruits are just smart enough to score the minimum required score, which, by the way, wouldn't get them into any college if they weren't football players.
Anything above the bare minimum would be icing on the cake.

Academically elite is being intellectually gifted. I think u meant athletically elite

 

[rudebuddha]

4 points is work. I believe in the kid. Come on Juwon we all pulling for you

4 points ain't ****, the only thing you worry about a 4 point increase is that the **** Clearinghouse might flag it. 4 points is work when you have a 28 and want to raise it to a 32. Going from a 14 or 15, which I assume is what he has to 18 or 19 is not hard. These kids must take academics more seriously for their own sake, cause even if you make it into the league, unless you score a monster contract or play for 10+ years that money will dry quick, and then what do you have? If this kid takes it seriously there should be no reason for him not to get this done.

These kids are blessed to be academically elite. You can't honestly expect them to be intellectually superior? That would be an embarrassment of riches.
Nowadays it seems like most kids are only good at texting in poor English or playing video games.
Might be too much to expect an elite athlete to be intellectually gifted as well.
I hope all our recruits are just smart enough to score the minimum required score, which, by the way, wouldn't get them into any college if they weren't football players.
Anything above the bare minimum would be icing on the cake.

Academically elite is being intellectually gifted. I think u meant athletically elite

True. I'm obviously neither in my ripe old age.

 

[Pixelated bukake]

****, he should be able to pick up 2.5 points just by spelling his name right this time.