UNLV OG/OT Justice Oluwaseun transfers to Miami

[RealRussellPumps]

Would have much rather had Cain Madden if we’re taking a transfer G.

 

[Page305]

No way Miami burns a class of 2022 spot on this young man. This is Coach Justice throughing him a noncommittable offer in order to get other schools to notice him and offer him.

Go Canes

Well ****

 

[Page305]

Would have much rather had Cain Madden if we’re taking a transfer G.

Agree

 

[Canesfan1899]

Would have much rather had Cain Madden if we’re taking a transfer G.

Who said he was interested?

 

[WestGA'Cane]

Completely speculating, but if Campbell leaves Rivers goes to tackle and Oluwaseun plays guard. Or maybe the tackle from Houston bails since he's having to compete for a spot. Rivers could still compete at guard as well.

 

[Invalid Username]

Prefer a LB obviously but I will take all the help we can get up front. People on here acting like we have an elite OL. Average at best, inconsistent and young/inexperienced in the 2-3 deep.

 

[JustWin]

Eh I don't mind that. He didn't have a big recruitment coming out of high school and probably wanted that commitment memory.

It’s just funny. He’s a transfer offensive lineman

 

[Mackmiller974]

Gabby from 247, says this is more for 2022 then 2021. I guess the staff is worried about losing a lot of guys after the season and wants someone to come in and learn the system and start in 2022. If he plays in 2021 it's a bonus

 

[DMoney]

Coach Justice knows what we have and he knows what this kid can do.

Give me an FBS starting LT and we will figure out something to do with him. The more age and experience the better. Clark is injured.

 

[Hoyacane1620]

Coach Justice knows what we have and he knows what this kid can do.

Give me an FBS starting LT and we will figure out something to do with him. The more age and experience the better. Clark is injured.

I think people are forgetting about Clark's injury. This is thinking for the future, too. He has two years to play

 

[Page305]

Prefer a LB obviously but I will take all the help we can get up front. People on here acting like we have an elite OL. Average at best, inconsistent and young/inexperienced in the 2-3 deep.

Also agree

 

[Koke]

We need the help and Manny needs to win to get more help. So I guess we will see on how he plays

I agree with the help but I just don’t see this being the right move and this point in time. We could’ve waited a little longer and get some better players.

 

[Canesfreak]

He's better than Gaynor. Look we need big powerful bodies on the inside. A battle between Olu, Donaldson, Scaife and Rivers would set up nice at guard. Seymore, Jai Clark and Gaynor at center. Nelson LT and Walker RT(?) or Campbell.

If I don’t have to see Gaynor get pushed back 3 feet against every good DL he faces, it’s worth the scholly.

 

[Mackmiller974]

PFF Graded him as a 78.9 in 2020.

 

[htownkidd]

2 years to play makes alot more sense, I was about to say ....


Veteran OL that has starting experience for our depth should never be frowned upon. I’m not crazy about using a 22 counter for him but if we are going to do it, those are the types that it should be done for IMO. He can help us, we need push up front more than anything, this helps ..

 

[Mackmiller974]

 

[troycbullock]

Has anyone actually seen him play?

He has excellent on tape. I like the pickup.

 

[Mackmiller974]

He has excellent on tape. I like the pickup.

I wouldn't say excellent.. he's a good G5 starter against low level Competition. Question is will that translate to Power 5

 

[RealRussellPumps]

Who said he was interested?

Irrelevant. Just stating I would have rather had him

 

[AllAboutTheU13]

Is he coming in as a guard or tackle? 6’3 325 lbs but mostly played tackle at UNLV