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I don't see him like odogwu at all.This young man is sunny odogwu 2.0 and it is funny that a few posters on here were critical of Miami's signing Sunny a few years ago considering he had only played 2 years of football prior to arriving at Miami and still has eligibility so the jury is still out about Sunny's UM career.
The good thing this time around is that coming to the Paradise Camp, UM coaches can work him out unlike Sunny's recruitment ( an for the record I liked UM signing Sunny).
Hopefully Miami can get a few more last minute attendees that are quality SDE\DT's to give the Olinemen a good workout such as: 2017 DT Jordan Scott, 2017 SDE Jonathan Garvin, 2017 DT Kane Taylor, and 2017 DT Rashad Colson.
Go Canes
And you misstate the discussion around odogwu, imo. Some folks here made him out to be some syd finch because he came from africa and had height and weight. People joked about him hunting lions with a spear. Others (myself included) were more skeptical and took a 'i'll believe it when i see it' approach. I don't recall folks saying we shouldn't have signed him outright -- but plenty of folks were concerned about our OL recruiting and refused to drink the cool aod on this kid.
IMO they were right. Maybe he'll contribute here, but he ain't what the romantics imagined.
This kid isn't like that at all. He's apparently a better athlete, he plays here, we can watch him, get to see him in camp, his teammate is committed, richt knows the hs coaches in that state, etc.