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I’m sure there is a few like that . Like last year 5 until De until he flippedDidn’t realize he was on our radar. Big get
I’m sure there is a few like that . Like last year 5 until De until he flippedDidn’t realize he was on our radar. Big get
You are exactly right. DMoney series on our past draft classes is an excellent example that we have no clue who will end up being impactful and an NFL player (we need both in the worst way).Don’t we need as many good players as possible at every position, with the historical understanding that a few will wash out for one reason or another?
In Spafford, Evans and Wingo we have (3) 4 star receivers. History tells us 1-2 will excel and 1-2 will not. But if we only have 1-2 overall, or only 1-2 with that talent level, we have to hit on each player, and that is highly unlikely unless you are Butch Davis.
So rather than be upset about why Wingo isn’t perfect, doesn’t it make more sense to say that the talent he adds to the WR room means that we have dramatically increased the likelihood that 1-2 receivers from the class of ‘26 will be impactful at UM. AND, NO ONE definitively knows who will succeed and who will not. It’s not as easy as the most talented person wins, because there are so many examples of when this did not occur.
I feel the same way without much more than just reading through the lines… Keys is your plus one take regardless of who you have. The three we have was probably always the the combination we wanted with maybe Lopez who didn’t want to be a plan B or be in such a heavy WR class (3 or 4)my take is hes not a back up. I dont think we ever really wanted Russell but played the game. its not like Cooper who we want.
I think we wanted for Russell and then moved on. Keys is a take regardless and we will pay big for him.
Trader in the 1st and Lyle in the 2nd would do wonders for our recruiting.Luckily we have 2 years to get there. That 2027 draft needs Jojo in the first 32 picks.
I prefer a tough, physical guy over a skinny guy who really wants to play basketball. Might be wrong.Same guys in here hating were the same ones saying hykeem williams was elite.
That Calvin Russell is elite.
And that Haslewood was the best wr ever when we didn’t get him.
Beat us by 20+?
Exactly. This dude is literally fighting through contact on multiple big catches with PI flags everywhere.I prefer a tough, physical guy over a skinny guy who really wants to play basketball. Might be wrong.
Who are you arguing against?Exactly. This dude is literally fighting through contact on multiple big catches with PI flags everywhere.
Breaking tackles.
Towers over every CB that lined up against him.
Has decent looking set up movement, especially leading in to out on go routes.
But he’s not good enough for us![]()
PauseI prefer a tough, physical guy over a skinny guy who really wants to play basketball. Might be wrong.
But is it??Pretty crazy all 3 WR commits are not from South FL, and Wingo is a c-hair away from being out of state himself, which would make all 3 out of state
Alright guys, enough of the infighting, for those of you doubting his talents your insane, ive coach this kid since his pop warner days, he was my qb at that time. He wanted to quit football as a kid but I wouldn't let him. Now look where we are thank God. The kid is one of the most athletic players you will find point blank period. He will be a match up nightmare trust me. And for the people that think he's 6"1 he's definitely not, I'm 6"3 and he's right there with me. If you guys read any of my other post, I mentioned on him, he's good friends with Bryson Wright and was being pushed to Miami by him to because he loves UM. he will be a way tougher pull because of his father. Oh and his dad was a nole BTW. But his dad will send him to the place to develop him first and foremost. It will not come down to money with Bryson at all. Purely development.
It’s been awhile since his name has come up … i thought the ship had sailed.Didn’t realize he was on our radar. Big get