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Kool just took a kid no one really went after hard and another who was recruited by EVERYONE as a OG and made them NFL players.
Honestly, as much as I cant stand him. Golden was big on Rj and he was one of the few who thought Norton can play defense.
 
Norton calling Pete out..

This is the culture that was supposed to change. Guys focused on winning and not jumping quickly to the NFL for a shot to be a 5th-7th round pick

Not good news
 
There are multiple threads so sorry if I missed this info - did both declare or just Norton? Haven't seen McIntosh 's announcement yet. Any chance Norton is gone but Mac stays?
 
nvlahos said:
Norton calling Pete out..

This is the culture that was supposed to change. Guys focused on winning and not jumping quickly to the NFL for a shot to be a 5th-7th round pick

Not good news
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they arent richt kids. they are golden kids. those were "me" kids. Richt talks about kids who want to be champions. different mindset.
 
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Guessing.

Not guessing.

It’s all semantics.

I honestly believe they were indecisive.

Which is a hallmark of youth. Lack of decisiveness is typical of the immature mind, and I don’t say this as a criticism, because there’s hardly any college seniors that have fully developed and mature brains like a 30 or 40 year old would have about making a lifetime decision. That’s why they talk to parents, coaches, advisors, etc. They need the input.

Older successful adults generally feel the need to seek less counsel, if any, when making life changing decisions. They have the confidence that experience and maturity brings that youth cannot provide.

So maybe yesterday Norton thought for half an hour he was staying. Then the next half hour he wasn’t. That’s how it goes. Until your self imposed deadline comes and you finally have to decide.

At the end of the day, nobody knows what’s in somebody’s mind. Even if you live with that person.
 
OriginalCanesCanesCanes said:
Guessing.

Older successful adults generally feel the need to seek less counsel, if any, when making life changing decisions. They have the confidence that experience and maturity brings that youth cannot provide.
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It's because the older you get the more you realize most people don't have your best interest at heart.

People telling these kids to stay don't really care about their draft status or longterm career, but what their impact will be on the 2018 Miami Hurricanes. Let's not kid ourselves.

In the end, it sucks that they are leaving.
 
OriginalCanesCanesCanes said:
Guessing.

Not guessing.

It’s all semantics.

I honestly believe they were indecisive.

Which is a hallmark of youth. Lack of decisiveness is typical of the immature mind, and I don’t say this as a criticism, because there’s hardly any college seniors that have fully developed and mature brains like a 30 or 40 year old would have about making a lifetime decision. That’s why they talk to parents, coaches, advisors, etc. They need the input.

Older successful adults generally feel the need to seek less counsel, if any, when making life changing decisions. They have the confidence that experience and maturity brings that youth cannot provide.

So maybe yesterday Norton thought for half an hour he was staying. Then the next half hour he wasn’t. That’s how it goes. Until your self imposed deadline comes and you finally have to decide.

At the end of the day, nobody knows what’s in somebody’s mind. Even if you live with that person.
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Monday Wisdom
 
Very disappointing, but on the bright side let’s see which of the pups is going to shine(Nesta)and be ready to cause havoc/chaos.. Go Canes!!!!
 
OriginalCanesCanesCanes said:
Guessing.

Not guessing.

It’s all semantics.

I honestly believe they were indecisive.

Which is a hallmark of youth. Lack of decisiveness is typical of the immature mind, and I don’t say this as a criticism, because there’s hardly any college seniors that have fully developed and mature brains like a 30 or 40 year old would have about making a lifetime decision. That’s why they talk to parents, coaches, advisors, etc. They need the input.

Older successful adults generally feel the need to seek less counsel, if any, when making life changing decisions. They have the confidence that experience and maturity brings that youth cannot provide.

So maybe yesterday Norton thought for half an hour he was staying. Then the next half hour he wasn’t. That’s how it goes. Until your self imposed deadline comes and you finally have to decide.

At the end of the day, nobody knows what’s in somebody’s mind. Even if you live with that person.
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Well said. To your last point, just ask Jimbo Fisher...

Go Canes!
 
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Peter Ariz said:
You're crazy if you really think I was guessing.
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Well he is calling you out on the national stage.. making a mockery of your name/craft.

Your hands are tied. The only thing to do from here is challenge him to a fight. You got this.
 
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