Nobody is talking about the kids who stuck it out..if you have to be talked into not transferring after every season are you busting your *** for the logo on your uni or the name on the back?..FYI I have no problem with a kid doing either one or both
Stop with the Cager nonsense. Georgia picked him up because they had no one left on their roster. His season with Georgia consisted of all of fewer than 35 catches, fewer than 450 yards, only 4 TDs (2 less than when he was with us in 2019 despite only having 20-some catches with us), and a per-catch average 3 yards lower than last year with us. He was not some star player for Georgia. His stats were that of a solid contributor, not a star or top tier player. He could have been replaced with any of dozens of WR's around the nation with the same results.
Brock’s comment that I responded to was “Do any of these guys love Miami like the way fans do?”.
This all **** day.
I disagree. He doesn't "suck". He has yet to show anything, even when given playing time, but he has potential. If he transfers, that would be really stupid on his part, as he's set to get a lot more playing time next year given the departure of Osborn and JT. It's up to him to make the most of it. This past year, he didn't do the greatest job of getting separation, and he had a tendency to tackle himself by tripping over his own feet. Doesn't mean the talent that made him a high level recruit isn't there...but he needs to man up, work hard, and prove it.
And Brock is right..but that’s the truth around all of college football. Majority of these kids don’t go to the schools out of love. South Florida kids aren’t flocking to the Sec because they grew up fans of Bama/UGA. They see a ticket to the league. Fans have a unconditional love for their teams. Players for the most part have conditional love for the school they sign up for. On condition that their talents abd vision are maximized..it’s not how it used to be. Especially in soflo. There’s no loyalty down here
He did just about the same as he did here
LOL So true, man.
Exactly. If he's as good as he thinks he is, this is his big opportunity. WR room is depleted as far as experienced players go. He hopefully by now has learned how to study a playbook (something that was a criticism of him in the past). He will have a new OC who will run a more wide open spread system, which means more opportunities for the WRs. Plus a new OC won't be harboring any past issues with him, it will be a fresh start. So man up and show what you supposedly can do. Makes more sense than sitting out a year.
