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On Myson Johnson-Cook

GOCANES05 said:
Auburn blinded this kid with bag and probably starting, just terrible for this kid .
Here nobody is starting but Fletcher, but MC would get playing time behind a monster O-line getting a taste of what will be coming his way , time to learn playbook and be mentored.

Instead MC will be getting a reality check of real life and the mistakes that come. MC will be watching Miami on Prime Time every week and watching Miami extend to CFP and a shot at a ring.

The real world is coming at a second rate team going nowhere, your right excellent chance MC will be desperate.

MC may not have the stomach to compete at elite’s level with multiple NFL high draft choices ahead of him here, he’ll really have to humble himself for sure moving forward.

Let Auburn deal with his butt hurt that’s coming for now in raising MC to adulthood.

Sad story this MC , Fletcher would’ve done wonders in mentoring MC.
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These kids, no understanding of history, and how mentoring and competition works. As Mario and the Bible says “ iron sharpens iron”. A little look back at the not so distant past and MC could have seen how effective that system worked for the Canes, James, Jackson, Portis,McGahee, Gore. But, hey everyone wants their 15minutes of fame,.. NOW. And money talks,.. and sometimes bull***t walk,.. see ya Kid.
 
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dateline_ said:
A one cut bulldozer as you put it would shine in that style of system. 235 with breakaway speed? He’ll get plenty of 1-on-1 opportunities against DBs and I’d expect him to win them more often than
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In 2025, the South Florida Bulls averaged 70.1 offensive snaps per game.

This high volume of plays supported their explosive offense, which ranked 2nd nationally in total offense (497.0 yards per game) and 5th in scoring (42.2 points per game) at one point in the season. The Bulls played a total of 932 offensive plays over their 13-game season, utilizing a fast-paced scheme that contributed to their 45.4 points per game average by the end of the year.

South Florida led the national scoring conversation with 40.46 points per game in 2025, playing an offense described as high-octane where "every series feels like a sprint."

Yea the best offense for a 235 lb RB is the one where it is self described as every series feels like a sprint.
 
FromDeeeeep said:
In 2025, the South Florida Bulls averaged 70.1 offensive snaps per game.

This high volume of plays supported their explosive offense, which ranked 2nd nationally in total offense (497.0 yards per game) and 5th in scoring (42.2 points per game) at one point in the season. The Bulls played a total of 932 offensive plays over their 13-game season, utilizing a fast-paced scheme that contributed to their 45.4 points per game average by the end of the year.

South Florida led the national scoring conversation with 40.46 points per game in 2025, playing an offense described as high-octane where "every series feels like a sprint."

Yea the best offense for a 235 lb RB is the one where it is self described as every series feels like a sprint.
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I wonder if Auburn will have an increase in extra point injuries like they did at usf.
 
Groz73Cane said:
These kids, no understanding of history, and how mentoring and competition works. As Mario and the Bible says “ iron sharpens iron”. A little look back at the not so distant past and MC could have seen how effective that system worked for the Canes, James, Jackson, Portis,McGahee, Gore. But, hey everyone wants their 15minutes of fame,.. NOW. And money talks,.. and sometimes bull***t walk,.. see ya Kid.
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Thank you for a nice reply , some people on CIS will attack a fellow poster when the chance arises.

It happened yesterday on this thread to me , I even tried to be jovial and the attacker called me an embarrassment here.

I post on CIS to have fun , I come from a time a NC rings at Miami and 25 years before that but that means nothing to a very few here .

Thank you for your reply
 
GOCANES05 said:
Thank you for a nice reply , some people on CIS will attack a fellow poster when the chance arises.

It happened yesterday on this thread to me , I even tried to be jovial and the attacker called me an embarrassment here.

I post on CIS to have fun , I come from a time a NC rings at Miami and 25 years before that but that means nothing to a very few here .

Thank you for your reply
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Like I said you have trashed MJC multiple times since he committed to Auburn. There is plenty of time left before signing day but you continue to trash a 17-18 year old for not committing to your school. He isn't a prick like Matthews when he committed to A&M so idk what MJC ever did to you.

Don't try and play victim here. Grow the **** up.
 
CJ are the type of players that brings a passionate character of heart that builds championships.

These are the kids that stand on podiums with others he brings.
 
GOCANES05 said:
Thank you for a nice reply , some people on CIS will attack a fellow poster when the chance arises.

It happened yesterday on this thread to me , I even tried to be jovial and the attacker called me an embarrassment here.

I post on CIS to have fun , I come from a time a NC rings at Miami and 25 years before that but that means nothing to a very few here .

Thank you for your reply
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Thanks
 
Problem2 said:
Surely he’s not actually gonna go play for Golesh right
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I am certain auburn has the biggest offer. Well, compared to Miami. They are paying him more. Sometimes you can get a discount for one reason or another. Sears, for example. Michigan offered him more money, I’d bet my life on it. But we’re competitive, and relationships/home wins out.

In MJC’s case, maybe Mario wears him down. I wouldn’t bet against it. But he has no real connection here. If he’s simply inclined to take the most money, which there is obviously nothing wrong with, he’ll go to auburn. Let Mario continue to Cook.
 
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