Mark Pope and Dee Wiggins to enter the transfer portal

[ben]

We're beating dead horses when they're down and raining on dreams in here. It's the mixed metaphors thread. I guess the grass isn't greener on the other foot.

Cmon man, that train has sailed

 

[CANEMC]

 

[zeeblet01]

I'm happy for him but how does this work?

 

[Rellyrell]

Despite the chit we all put him through, this is what it’s all about. I care about these young men on the field, but if they don’t pan out on the field, I always hope they pan out in the classroom & get that degree to help them elsewhere in life.

 

[canesmang1]

I'm happy for him but how does this work?

Miami honors the scholarship no matter what

 

[moshated305]

Pope got his Master's today. Big props

 

[KANE]

Despite the chit we all put him through, this is what it’s all about. I care about these young men on the field, but if they don’t pan out on the field, I always hope they pan out in the classroom & get that degree to help them elsewhere in life.

Facts, bruh! THIS is really what it's all about.

 

[Cane6]

Pope got his Master's today. Big props

I hope he’s still tearing up those tropical park flag football leagues

 

[OriginalCanesCanesCanes]

Every opportunity I get to speak with a young person that’s in school, I always want to leave them with the lasting thought that, stick it through, you’re going to have something that they can never take away from you.

Disirregardless of whatever performance they had on the football field, this is something they can smartly use throughout their life. Not everyone is going to make millions in the NFL.

Good for him, he should be proud that he stuck it through to get the paper, hopefully it will help him in whatever his future career endeavors are.

 

[Canesfan1899]

Every opportunity I get to speak with a young person that’s in school, I always want to leave them with the lasting thought that, stick it through, you’re going to have something that they can never take away from you.

Disirregardless of whatever performance they had on the football field, this is something they can smartly use throughout their life. Not everyone is going to make millions in the NFL.

Good for him, he should be proud that he stuck it through to get the paper, hopefully it will help him in whatever his future career endeavors are.

Did you say disirregardless?

 

[Canesfan1899]

Happy for the young man. Football may not have worked out but he got that education.

 

[OriginalCanesCanesCanes]

Did you say disirregardless?

I did

 

[Mikep]

Did you say disirregardless?

Best word on CIS

 

[grover]

Best word on CIS

Language is meant to be descriptive not prescriptive.

 

[Samson Doyo]

Despite the chit we all put him through, this is what it’s all about. I care about these young men on the field, but if they don’t pan out on the field, I always hope they pan out in the classroom & get that degree to help them elsewhere in life.

Rellyrell saying right. Anyone who thinks these kids didn’t want to be the next great is crazy. Sometimes it doesn’t work. It should never be a spiral down. Help them keep their chin up and succeed…

Go Canes!

 

[FourFingers]

Congrats! Excellent education at the U and good to see our players take advantage.

 

[CANEMC]

 

[P-Tizzle]

Former 5*. Man I would hate to see the comments on his commitment thread to Miami.

 

[ben]

let's see what offense Pope will be playing in ...

"Steve Casula joined the Massachusetts staff in December of 2021 as the program’s offensive coordinator and quarterbacks’ coach.

Casula comes from the University of Michigan where he served as an Offensive Analyst since March of 2019. Casula worked directly for Josh Gattis and the Michigan Offense, serving in a variety of roles until he was elevated to Senior Analyst after the 2020 season."

 

[MedleyCane]

let's see what offense Pope will be playing in ...

"Steve Casula joined the Massachusetts staff in December of 2021 as the program’s offensive coordinator and quarterbacks’ coach.

Casula comes from the University of Michigan where he served as an Offensive Analyst since March of 2019. Casula worked directly for Josh Gattis and the Michigan Offense, serving in a variety of roles until he was elevated to Senior Analyst after the 2020 season."

He will be headed to what is the WR version of Federal Witness Protection program.
Regardless, congrats to young man on sticking with school and best of luck going forward in life.