Moten decommits

[arizonacane]

Moten doesn't want to be one of 3000 students in a classroom.

 

[Port Knox]

I can just imagine Will Musfag sitting in a corner of his office getting the KY ready because he knows what's on the way from Big Al.

Al will **** him dry & won't even give him a reach around & then clean his **** of with Muschumps drapes

 

[Canes2082]

So Moten decommitted.... Only one thing to do

 

[bobbo31]

Wow really surprising a St. Thomas kid decommits. Usually when they commit it is pretty solid. Whoever he commits to next will almost assuredly be who he ends up with on signing day.

 

[accomadus]

 

[canesboyfromiowa]

Pretty sure hes a lock if hes visted the campus over ten times....

 

[canefordays]

I go to school with moten, him and Madre are really tight and with al Harris that's just another classmate there. Moten and Linder aren't as good as friends like him and Madre. That being said I always forget about jelani he could really help us out with moten as they keep in touch.

 

[mavericksouth]

 

[bobbydigius]

Wow really surprising a St. Thomas kid decommits. Usually when they commit it is pretty solid. Whoever he commits to next will almost assuredly be who he ends up with on signing day.

I thought they just got a new head coach, and he let's his kids look around, no?

 

[IHATETHISPLACE]

Wow really surprising a St. Thomas kid decommits. Usually when they commit it is pretty solid. Whoever he commits to next will almost assuredly be who he ends up with on signing day.

I thought they just got a new head coach, and he isn't let's his kids look around, no?

Not only lets them he encourage it with Moten because he felt he had made a decision too soon.

 

[1jamaicancane]

Wow really surprising a St. Thomas kid decommits. Usually when they commit it is pretty solid. Whoever he commits to next will almost assuredly be who he ends up with on signing day.

I thought they just got a new head coach, and he isn't let's his kids look around, no?

Not only lets them he encourage it with Moten because he felt he had made a decision too soon.

At the end of the day doesn't everybody think that a HS coach shouldn't be allowed to force a kid to stay with a school if he changes his mind? Not just saying this because it helps UM but if a kid isn't sure he wants to stay it should be his choice not a coaches

 

[bransuperpower]

Wow really surprising a St. Thomas kid decommits. Usually when they commit it is pretty solid. Whoever he commits to next will almost assuredly be who he ends up with on signing day.

not the same coaching doesnt surprise me though

 

[IHATETHISPLACE]

Wow really surprising a St. Thomas kid decommits. Usually when they commit it is pretty solid. Whoever he commits to next will almost assuredly be who he ends up with on signing day.

I thought they just got a new head coach, and he isn't let's his kids look around, no?

Not only lets them he encourage it with Moten because he felt he had made a decision too soon.

At the end of the day doesn't everybody think that a HS coach shouldn't be allowed to force a kid to stay with a school if he changes his mind? Not just saying this because it helps UM but if a kid isn't sure he wants to stay it should be his choice not a coaches

I think high school coaches should help guide families through process that is it. Pushing kids to or from a school is a bad thing. The kid and his family should make their own choice this a major life decision. That is why I hate to see fans bash coaches when they dont get a recruit being neutral is a good thing in recruiting.

 

[cooks002]

I've always been pretty meh on Moten....I guess he can become an Olsen Pierre type.

Clark is still the one I'd rather decommit.

I think Moten is just growing into himself and his game. Guys like Clark have been monsters for a while but Moten is just getting started. Could be a JAG or could be great but when you add him to a group of beasts, it will allow him to get going at his own pace.

Not that you didn't know all that **** already, just sayin

I mentioned in another thread that he probably gets overlooked so much because what he does well isn't a flashy part of the game. He uses his hands extremely well and he'll be asked to play 2-gap here. While not as explosive or talented as the others, he'd be a flawless fit with what we do.

Yep. That's what I hoped to see from Jelani Hamilton. He's still got time, but we need the light to turn on soon.

True sophomore defensive end/tackle, give him time. There is only one Jadeveon Clowney.

 

[drifters1234]

Wow really surprising a St. Thomas kid decommits. Usually when they commit it is pretty solid. Whoever he commits to next will almost assuredly be who he ends up with on signing day.

I thought they just got a new head coach, and he isn't let's his kids look around, no?

Not only lets them he encourage it with Moten because he felt he had made a decision too soon.

At the end of the day doesn't everybody think that a HS coach shouldn't be allowed to force a kid to stay with a school if he changes his mind? Not just saying this because it helps UM but if a kid isn't sure he wants to stay it should be his choice not a coaches

I think high school coaches should help guide families through process that is it. Pushing kids to or from a school is a bad thing. The kid and his family should make their own choice this a major life decision. That is why I hate to see fans bash coaches when they dont get a recruit being neutral is a good thing in recruiting.

Except when it's Stacey coley; then we want the coach to influence the kid, right?

 

[IHATETHISPLACE]

Except when it's Stacey coley; then we want the coach to influence the kid, right?

I think Miami fans liked the end result. Most of the time I think it is pathetic and should not happen. In Stacey's case I am on the fence. After seeing him crying like he did on NSD I am not sure how stable the kid is. Maybe he needed to be home and told to go to Miami so he is close to a support sytem

 

[LuCane]

I've always been pretty meh on Moten....I guess he can become an Olsen Pierre type.

Clark is still the one I'd rather decommit.

I think Moten is just growing into himself and his game. Guys like Clark have been monsters for a while but Moten is just getting started. Could be a JAG or could be great but when you add him to a group of beasts, it will allow him to get going at his own pace.

Not that you didn't know all that **** already, just sayin

I mentioned in another thread that he probably gets overlooked so much because what he does well isn't a flashy part of the game. He uses his hands extremely well and he'll be asked to play 2-gap here. While not as explosive or talented as the others, he'd be a flawless fit with what we do.

Yep. That's what I hoped to see from Jelani Hamilton. He's still got time, but we need the light to turn on soon.

True sophomore defensive end/tackle, give him time. There is only one Jadeveon Clowney.

I think he would have been best served taking a redshirt and allowing that year of development to be a deciding point on whether he becomes a DT or not.

 

[1jamaicancane]

Except when it's Stacey coley; then we want the coach to influence the kid, right?

I think Miami fans liked the end result. Most of the time I think it is pathetic and should not happen. In Stacey's case I am on the fence. After seeing him crying like he did on NSD I am not sure how stable the kid is. Maybe he needed to be home and told to go to Miami so he is close to a support sytem

Who said he was pushed though? Sure, Bennett was hoping UM would get him but to say he was pushed or forced into it? Not so sure especially when I remember him being high on UM when Mcdonald was here and almost committed before he left for Arkansas

 

[drifters1234]

Except when it's Stacey coley; then we want the coach to influence the kid, right?

I think Miami fans liked the end result. Most of the time I think it is pathetic and should not happen. In Stacey's case I am on the fence. After seeing him crying like he did on NSD I am not sure how stable the kid is. Maybe he needed to be home and told to go to Miami so he is close to a support sytem

Who said he was pushed though? Sure, Bennett was hoping UM would get him but to say he was pushed or forced into it? Not so sure especially when I remember him being high on UM when Mcdonald was here and almost committed before he left for Arkansas

I'm not saying he was pushed. I just don't like hypocrisy. We love it when a coach, parent, or shallow depth chart help us. But if a kid chooses another school bc of an opportunity for early time then "he was scared of competition." Or if the parent pushes a kid elsewhere, the parent is an idiot who is improperly raising the kid, and not allowing him to make his own decision.

 

[IHATETHISPLACE]

Except when it's Stacey coley; then we want the coach to influence the kid, right?

I think Miami fans liked the end result. Most of the time I think it is pathetic and should not happen. In Stacey's case I am on the fence. After seeing him crying like he did on NSD I am not sure how stable the kid is. Maybe he needed to be home and told to go to Miami so he is close to a support sytem

Who said he was pushed though? Sure, Bennett was hoping UM would get him but to say he was pushed or forced into it? Not so sure especially when I remember him being high on UM when Mcdonald was here and almost committed before he left for Arkansas

Maybe you believe Coley wasnt pushed to Miami I think most believe there was some sort of influence. Everything went through his coach, FSU couldn't even get in touch with Coley the last two weeks of recruting