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The only thing this whole soap opera is missing, is a tweet from Uncle Luke.

That would be the Cherry on top of this stupid *** scoop.

Any player that doesn't wanna work hard & take full advantage of the opportunity to make generational money doesn't need to be here anyway.

Idgaf what the Coaches do or say. Anybody's that's ever played Football knows Coaches can be gigantic azzholes with massive ego's, but what you never do is make it easy on them. If you feel like you're being treated unfairly by a Coach, there's your motivation to put it all on the line & prove him wrong. And even if you don't play, you continue to put your best foot forward to make him look bad.

Then you transfer & make him look like an idiot by balling out at your next destination.

Romello Brinson is a great example of exactly how it's done. Isaiah Horton as well to a lesser extent; But the point is, Coaches can determine your playing time, but they don't determine your work ethic.

The ball is in JoJo's court; its up to him how his college career will go. Whether that's in Miami or not.

Everybody coddling & filling his head with the narrative that he's a victim or being singled out aren't going to be there to help him if things go downhill. He needs to understand that this is grown man business, and the ONLY person that will determine the outcome of his career/life is him.
 
Memnon said:
The only thing this whole soap opera is missing, is a tweet from Uncle Luke.

That would be the Cherry on top of this stupid *** scoop.

Any player that doesn't wanna work hard & take full advantage of the opportunity to make generational money doesn't need to be here anyway.

Idgaf what the Coaches do or say. Anybody's that's ever played Football knows Coaches can be gigantic azzholes with massive ego's, but what you never do is make it easy on them. If you feel like you're being treated unfairly by a Coach, there's your motivation to put it all on the line & prove him wrong. And even if you don't play, you continue to put your best foot forward to make him look bad.

Then you transfer & make him look like an idiot by balling out at your next destination.

Romello Brinson is a great example of exactly how it's done. Isaiah Horton as well to a lesser extent; But the point is, Coaches can determine your playing time, but they don't determine your work ethic.

The ball is in JoJo's court; its up to him how his college career will go. Whether that's in Miami or not.

Everybody coddling & filling his head with the narrative that he's a victim or being singled out aren't going to be there to help him if things go downhill. He needs to understand that this is grown man business, and the ONLY person that will determine the outcome of his career/life is him.
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Lock this thread up. The 🐐 hath spoken
 
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Memnon said:
The only thing this whole soap opera is missing, is a tweet from Uncle Luke.

That would be the Cherry on top of this stupid *** scoop.

Any player that doesn't wanna work hard & take full advantage of the opportunity to make generational money doesn't need to be here anyway.

Idgaf what the Coaches do or say. Anybody's that's ever played Football knows Coaches can be gigantic azzholes with massive ego's, but what you never do is make it easy on them. If you feel like you're being treated unfairly by a Coach, there's your motivation to put it all on the line & prove him wrong. And even if you don't play, you continue to put your best foot forward to make him look bad.

Then you transfer & make him look like an idiot by balling out at your next destination.

Romello Brinson is a great example of exactly how it's done. Isaiah Horton as well to a lesser extent; But the point is, Coaches can determine your playing time, but they don't determine your work ethic.

The ball is in JoJo's court; its up to him how his college career will go. Whether that's in Miami or not.

Everybody coddling & filling his head with the narrative that he's a victim or being singled out aren't going to be there to help him if things go downhill. He needs to understand that this is grown man business, and the ONLY person that will determine the outcome of his career/life is him.
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Couldn’t have said it better. There are a lot of things outside your control, the one thing that isn’t is effort.
 
Memnon said:
The only thing this whole soap opera is missing, is a tweet from Uncle Luke.

That would be the Cherry on top of this stupid *** scoop.

Any player that doesn't wanna work hard & take full advantage of the opportunity to make generational money doesn't need to be here anyway.

Idgaf what the Coaches do or say. Anybody's that's ever played Football knows Coaches can be gigantic azzholes with massive ego's, but what you never do is make it easy on them. If you feel like you're being treated unfairly by a Coach, there's your motivation to put it all on the line & prove him wrong. And even if you don't play, you continue to put your best foot forward to make him look bad.

Then you transfer & make him look like an idiot by balling out at your next destination.

Romello Brinson is a great example of exactly how it's done. Isaiah Horton as well to a lesser extent; But the point is, Coaches can determine your playing time, but they don't determine your work ethic.

The ball is in JoJo's court; its up to him how his college career will go. Whether that's in Miami or not.

Everybody coddling & filling his head with the narrative that he's a victim or being singled out aren't going to be there to help him if things go downhill. He needs to understand that this is grown man business, and the ONLY person that will determine the outcome of his career/life is him.
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Video of Mario going old school Cooney / Donk on Jo Jo...

As told by Uncle Luke and street insiders...
 
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