On Ny Carr...Staying at UM

[DMoney]

We're starting to see a pattern with these Miami Portal departures: talented players who had coaches genuinely excited at one point, but plateaued in their development and struggled to get on the field this spring.

Carr is a guy I loved in spring '24. He got open consistently and made plays from Cam Ward and others. Over time, his inconsistency became a concern and his body was slow to develop. This led to some nagging injuries, including missing significant time this spring (like Josh Horton and Zaquan Patterson). Carr's absence allowed guys like Malachi Toney, Josh Moore and Daylyn Upshaw to thrive, and his '24 classmate JoJo Trader jumped to another level physically and in terms of consistent production.

Given his price tag, the urgency of modern college football, and Carr's eagerness to play, the sides parted ways. I never heard a bad word about him, and he has a chance to produce at his next stop if he physically matures. In my opinion, this would be a player to target in the Portal for other teams.

 

[IbzRlz]

Easy come, easy go...just need to get a stud WR in the portal and possibly a 2nd solid WR now

 

[TouchMoney26]

Jo

We're starting to see a pattern with these Miami Portal departures: talented players who had coaches genuinely excited at one point, but plateaued in their development and struggled to get on the field this spring.

Carr is a guy I loved in spring '24. He got open consistently and made plays from Cam Ward and others. Over time, his inconsistency became a concern and his body was slow to develop. This led to some nagging injuries, including missing significant time this spring (like Josh Horton and Zaquan Patterson). Carr's absence allowed guys like Malachi Toney, Josh Moore and Daylyn Upshaw to thrive, and his '24 classmate JoJo Trader jumped to another level physically and in terms of consistent production.

Given his price tag, the urgency of modern college football, and Carr's eagerness to play, the sides parted ways. I never heard a bad word about him, and he has a chance to produce at his next stop if he physically matures. In my opinion, this would be a player to target in the Portal for other teams.

Jojo said false info?

 

[HurricanePhilly]

people who get ****ed about what you just wrote are the ones who have to realize this is now a business. Its what a lot of people wanted. Keep up, catch up, whatever. Developing young guys for the top 20-30 programs is going to rarely exist for now until NIL comes back to earth and kids realize the grass isnt always greener once they go in that portal.

 

[ZeroBeachCane3]

Jo

Jojo said false info?

He probably just found out like us lol

 

[Gables Canes]

We're starting to see a pattern with these Miami Portal departures: talented players who had coaches genuinely excited at one point, but plateaued in their development and struggled to get on the field this spring.

Carr is a guy I loved in spring '24. He got open consistently and made plays from Cam Ward and others. Over time, his inconsistency became a concern and his body was slow to develop. This led to some nagging injuries, including missing significant time this spring (like Josh Horton and Zaquan Patterson). Carr's absence allowed guys like Malachi Toney, Josh Moore and Daylyn Upshaw to thrive, and his '24 classmate JoJo Trader jumped to another level physically and in terms of consistent production.

Given his price tag, the urgency of modern college football, and Carr's eagerness to play, the sides parted ways. I never heard a bad word about him, and he has a chance to produce at his next stop if he physically matures. In my opinion, this would be a player to target in the Portal for other teams.

Who's to say this doesn't also happen to someone like Moore or Upshaw or even Toney. Guys come in, immediately flash when they first arrive, and then the excitement fizzles and we move on.

New era of CFB I guess, but it's odd to me that we pour so much time, money, and resources into these recruitments, only to write said player off one year later.

 

[RozayCane]

That boi was too honest.. should of known after this

 

[TXCane]

So Carr came in from high school, flashed and consistently got open, then with UM coaching he became inconsistent?

 

[cway313]

So Carr came in from high school, flashed and consistently got open, then with UM coaching he became inconsistent?

Hard to make an impact as a deep threat with Emory that can't throw deep and Judd that can't complete a deep throw.

 

[HurricanePhilly]

Kids are also getting paid and losing the fire. not saying this is Carr.

But how many kids think this is life changing money...when really most of them are just making next 5 years changing money.

 

[305to954]

So Carr came in from high school, flashed and consistently got open, then with UM coaching he became inconsistent?

Getting open on varsity settings. Secondary depth was bad .

 

[sedlst11]

Yea I don’t like giving up on dudes like this after a year. I get it, kids do it to schools too but it’s not a good look.

 

[Shooter McGavin]

Let’s be honest you get excited and pop one everytime someone makes a routine play on Greentree. Robert Stafford one of many examples.

 

[sedlst11]

Hard to make an impact as a deep threat with Emory that can't throw deep and Judd that can't complete a deep throw.

Then why was Jojo getting praise

 

[TouchMoney26]

That boi was too honest.. should of known after this

what he say, cant play this video right now

 

[ScubaCane]

****, I was real excited when we landed this kid and had high hopes for him turning into a real player for us. CFB has obviously been changed forever by NIL and the portal, very few guys are willing to wait their turn and take the time to develop.

 

[Mr. Dynasty1]

what he say, cant play this video right now

He said Emory and Judd are cheeks

 

[cway313]

Then why was Jojo getting praise

What is the point of this post?

 

[Mikesmith29150]

Cool

 

[sedlst11]

What is the point of this post?

Why can receivers like Toney, Moore, and Jojo make an impact and get praise but not Carr.