story on Nigel Bethel n why he decommitted.....

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From a coaching stand point right move made once he told them he was decommitting. Leaves the door open to still recruit him and bring him back.
 
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Lubbock is literally the armpit if Texas.. Nothing special

Prbly already got the raider rash after his visit
 
Did someone say fat chicks? Shut the **** up.

Lots of reasons to not go to Lubbock. Women, however, ain't one.

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They ain't the best, but they ain't the worst, either.
 
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Did someone say fat chicks? Shut the **** up.

Lots of reasons to not go to Lubbock. Women, however, ain't one.



They ain't the best, but they ain't the worst, either.

he is black and from the hood and it's texas.
 
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The staff played it cool though...reason being they said they wanted him to stay, but if it was a better opportunity out there they will support him...that tell me: Last year Kirkland ****ed us and we had problems with Booker T..they didn't want deja vu over again..that would have been real bad...if they wetent big on his size, why not offer Quincy Wilson back then??? That ****es me off


Don't be so sure they realy wanted Denver Kirkland so much. I heard that he never really had a committable offer.
 
Good luck to the kid. He's going to need it in Lubbock. Talk about a desolate location.

Lubbock (the name sounds like a fat woman running) is a place that makes "desolate location" seem like Paris in comparison.

Had a friend who went to Texas Tech for a couple of years (she's a N. Carolina girl).

Said there's NOTHING to do there.

Good luck, Nigel(!)
 
Miami Booker T. Washington cornerback Nigel Bethel II decommitted from the University of Miami on Wednesday night and announced Thursday that he’s heading to Texas Tech.

Bethel, rated a four-star prospect by Rivals and ESPN, said he knew he wanted to flip his pledge for “about two months now.” He informed UM head coach Al Golden, linebackers coach Micheal Barrow and defensive backs coach Paul Williams before announcing his new pledge on Twitter a day later.

“I felt the opportunity at Texas Tech was great for me,” Bethel said. “I felt like I wanted to leave Miami and take my talents elsewhere.

“Nothing really that made me want to decommit. I just felt like getting away was a really good opportunity for me to go into a real college environment, and do what I got to do. I just don’t want to stay in Miami any longer.”


Bethel’s announcement is a major blow to UM’s Class of 2014 recruiting class, which he was a part of since committing to the Hurricanes in July. Bethel is the second decommitment in UM’s class, joining Hialeah Champagnat Catholic defensive lineman Travonte Valentine, who decommitted amid rumors of Golden leaving UM for the head coaching position at Penn State. Miami's class could also be affected by Deerfield Beach running back Brandon Powell, who picked up an offer from the University of Florida on Wednesday, and will make a final decision on Thursday to attend either UM or UF.

Bethel, who said he wanted to see more out of UM’s defensive schemes under the coaching of defensive coordinator Mark D'Onofrio, said going to Texas Tech will help him with “just me becoming a man, and growing up.”*His mind was set on decommitting from UM, “but I never said anything.”

Along with the “great college environment” and sold out crowds of more than 100,000 people during football games, Bethel said his relationship with Texas Tech defensive backs coach Kevin Curtis was the main factor he flipped to the Red Raiders.


“I talked to [Curtis] every day, even though I was committed to Miami,” said Bethel, who took an official visit to Texas Tech on Sept. 20, 2013. “And it showed me that he wanted me.

“I just felt like he was real serious about the things he was saying.”

Bethel has until National Signing Day on Feb. 5 to make the move official. He did, however, receive an encouraging message from the UM coaches during their talk.

“They wanted me to stay and things like that,” Bethel said, “but said if I felt there was a better opportunity out there, they said they would always support me.”
Hold the eff up. Does this dude think he's going to Texas instead of Texas Tech?? 100,000 people for a game? Is he including TV audience?

That's what I was thinking cause TTech doesn't have a stadium that big. Does Texas even hold 100,000?
 
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I don't see this as a big loss. We have depth at cornerback and if we are going to lose a commit right now this is the best position. Look at the kids offers. It isn't like he is heading off to decide between Alabama and FSU.
 
I don't see this as a big loss. We have depth at cornerback and if we are going to lose a commit right now this is the best position. Look at the kids offers. It isn't like he is heading off to decide between Alabama and FSU.

He really wasn't that good and people saw this that's why he wasn't at any all star games. He is going to get torched by those big recievers in the big 12
 
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