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gacaneaddict said:
Still a young player you don't just give up on a true sophomore with his size and speed combo.

He is an absolute take if he wants to come here imo.

Another year of maturity, and working with someone like Jason Taylor could jump start his career.

I was watching him vs. LSU, and he has some real quickness off the edge at his size.
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coaching matters.
 
People keep referring to him as a 5*, but he's no longer a 5*. That was a high school score based on hs production, measurables, and potential, future, production. Now there is real tape on him, and you have to see him for who he is. Call him a talented guy who has severely underperformed. The coaches have to quickly get to the root cause. There are enough other talented guys out there who have the character, work ethic, grit, and toughness who will fit into the culture that Mario has been trying to create and may also be better with respect to resource allocation.

Put another way, if you didn't know his name, saw him as Player X, and you reviewed his tape, his measurables, and his productivity in college, he wouldn't carry the same weight right now. It's possible that the coaches may still see him as a take, a kid who wasn't used correctly or had some other variable that can explain his lack of productivity. Like any player, he still has to prove himself, but he's got a longer way to go.
 
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wushah said:
People keep referring to him as a 5*, but he's no longer a 5*. That was a high school score based on hs production, measurables, and potential, future, production. Now there is real tape on him, and you have to see him for who he is. Call him a talented guy who has severely underperformed. The coaches have to quickly get to the root cause. There are enough other talented guys out there who have the character, work ethic, grit, and toughness who will fit into the culture that Mario has been trying to create and may also be better with respect to resource allocation.

Put another way, if you didn't know his name, saw him as Player X, and you reviewed his tape, his measurables, and his productivity in college, he wouldn't carry the same weight right now. It's possible that the coaches may still see him as a take, a kid who wasn't used correctly or had some other variable that can explain his lack of productivity. Like any player, he still has to prove himself, but he's got a longer way to go.
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hotshot said:
Who's his UM comp in terms of where he is now in his dev, and his ceiling? Nesta? Taylor?
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Probably Gerald Willis. Willis came out HS as a talented SDE then grew into a talented 3-tech. Freak athletes that have unreal quickness for their size. Shemar just hasn't put it all together yet. Willis was more off the field issues but didn't realize his potential until his last year as a 5th year senior for us.

This is also why we need to appreciate Ruben Bain. He's an anomaly. Very hard to come out of HS and dominate in the trenches.
 
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A bunch of former A&M players are coming out and saying they were lied to and didn’t receive hardly any money. Here’s a recent quote from Evan Stewart while talking to Hayes Fawcett:

"I saw it coming freshman year when I didn’t get paid a dollar from a&m but ‘sliced bread’ had y’all thinking we was all millionaires,” Stewart commented.

Sounds like it’s about to be open season on A&M transfers…
 
wushah said:
People keep referring to him as a 5*, but he's no longer a 5*. That was a high school score based on hs production, measurables, and potential, future, production. Now there is real tape on him, and you have to see him for who he is. Call him a talented guy who has severely underperformed. The coaches have to quickly get to the root cause. There are enough other talented guys out there who have the character, work ethic, grit, and toughness who will fit into the culture that Mario has been trying to create and may also be better with respect to resource allocation.

Put another way, if you didn't know his name, saw him as Player X, and you reviewed his tape, his measurables, and his productivity in college, he wouldn't carry the same weight right now. It's possible that the coaches may still see him as a take, a kid who wasn't used correctly or had some other variable that can explain his lack of productivity. Like any player, he still has to prove himself, but he's got a longer way to go.
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Looks like Tarzan, plays like Jane:
 
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wushah said:
People keep referring to him as a 5*, but he's no longer a 5*. That was a high school score based on hs production, measurables, and potential, future, production. Now there is real tape on him, and you have to see him for who he is. Call him a talented guy who has severely underperformed. The coaches have to quickly get to the root cause. There are enough other talented guys out there who have the character, work ethic, grit, and toughness who will fit into the culture that Mario has been trying to create and may also be better with respect to resource allocation.

Put another way, if you didn't know his name, saw him as Player X, and you reviewed his tape, his measurables, and his productivity in college, he wouldn't carry the same weight right now. It's possible that the coaches may still see him as a take, a kid who wasn't used correctly or had some other variable that can explain his lack of productivity. Like any player, he still has to prove himself, but he's got a longer way to go.
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A lot of yall said the same thing about Jaelan Phillips and you see what happened with him. Sometimes you just gotta let guys develop
 
brock said:
A lot of yall said the same thing about Jaelan Phillips and you see what happened with him. Sometimes you just gotta let guys develop
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Fam, you comparing a guy who missed a lot of time due to injury to a guy who has been playing a lot since he got to A&M but has barely produced? That isn't even in the same ballpark
 
Mr. Dynasty1 said:
Fam, you comparing a guy who missed a lot of time due to injury to a guy who has been playing a lot since he got to A&M but has barely produced? That isn't even in the same ballpark
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I dont Know why yall so quick to write Stewart off, seems crazy to me but okay
 
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wushah said:
People keep referring to him as a 5*, but he's no longer a 5*. That was a high school score based on hs production, measurables, and potential, future, production. Now there is real tape on him, and you have to see him for who he is. Call him a talented guy who has severely underperformed. The coaches have to quickly get to the root cause. There are enough other talented guys out there who have the character, work ethic, grit, and toughness who will fit into the culture that Mario has been trying to create and may also be better with respect to resource allocation.

Put another way, if you didn't know his name, saw him as Player X, and you reviewed his tape, his measurables, and his productivity in college, he wouldn't carry the same weight right now. It's possible that the coaches may still see him as a take, a kid who wasn't used correctly or had some other variable that can explain his lack of productivity. Like any player, he still has to prove himself, but he's got a longer way to go.
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There’s another factor. Let’s say Miami did what A&M did with defensive tackles and oversigned wide receivers. Let’s say they had 16 on the roster, with seven five stars. Not everyone will get playing time, and more importantly with so many bodies everyone’s individual development is hampered.
 
Stewart may have not set the world on fire in his two years but anyone look at our depth at DT next year? He'd probably be our top DT immediately.
 
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