i saw that, while its weird on paper i watched kids film and understand. hes 6'3 170 and has a laser for his age
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i saw that, while its weird on paper i watched kids film and understand. hes 6'3 170 and has a laser for his age
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Richt was generally slow to offer in the past. Interesting that is changing.i saw that, while its weird on paper i watched kids film and understand. hes 6'3 170 and has a laser for his age
yea he had mentioned recently that the game has changed. part of the reason he went half vets/half youth for the coaching staff. Thomas Brown is 29, the safeties coach is 27. corners coach is early 30s
theres already a number of offers to '18 kids, seems like he wants to get 20 or so firm commits by the time the season starts. then let the national/game-playing kids decide the final part of the class. i like that strategy
wish Richt would adapt more to dual threat qbs man
harris is a big pick up, another scholarship WR can't hurt. would be great to get jc jackson too...he's from the muck and you know what kind of athletes they produce
im not going to post much about '18 commits, way too far away, but CB Gilbert Frierson committed. shares bloodlines with Gore and Perryman, local coaches think hes the best DB in the state as of right now. the thinking has been S Fla has 3 of the best in the nation, Al Blades Jr. and Patrick Surtain Jr. are also potential 5* that the coaches are heavy on
darius19
R.I.P. Kobe and Nip, that’s off the rip
theres no way Al Blades goes anywhere unless the next 2 years are disastrous
looks like JC Jackson ain't coming, but we are going after a graduate transfer corner who played in Diaz' defense before (a big bonus)
and there's rumors that AJ Leggett from Marshall (committed to the U 4 years ago but had grade problems) is also trying to come here for a year, but that hasn't been confirmed
looks like JC Jackson ain't coming, but we are going after a graduate transfer corner who played in Diaz' defense before (a big bonus)
and there's rumors that AJ Leggett from Marshall (committed to the U 4 years ago but had grade problems) is also trying to come here for a year, but that hasn't been confirmed
Scottie Drippin
Should Never Mention Me
He related to Lance?
yea, hes a S tho. at best it would free up Jaquan to play some slot if necessary
the cb situation isnt an easy fix, we have to get constant pressure and hope Redwine makes a leap. not sure whats up with Jackson but it doesnt look like thats happening
Through a school press release, sophomore tight end Jerome Washington announced Wednesday that he “has elcted to leave the Hurricanes’ football program in order to pursue other options.” UM coach Mark Richt said he supports Washington’s decision to “step away from football.”
Washington, who played in nine games in 2015 after his transfer from junior college, saw most of his action on special teams. He caught one pass for 13 yards, Sept. 11 at Florida Atlantic.
The reasons why he’s leaving the game — or what he plans to do — are as unclear as of now.
Miami’s tight end group is one of the ACC’s most loaded. Returning redshirt sophomore David Njoku showed immense potential last year. Junior Chris Herndon and senior Stan Dobard also expect to play prominent roles for Richt, who opens his first session of spring practice as Miami coach on March 15.
While he didn’t make an impact on the field last year, Washington was praised by new tight ends coach Todd Hartley when assessing his unit, which by the summer will include incoming freshman Jovani Haskins, Michael Irvin II. In a signing day interview,Hartley was asked about Njoku, who UM believes will be a high-round NFL draft prospect. He took care to mention the others and Washington as large, athletic players whom he feels “very blessed” to be able to coach.
“Jerome is a wonderful young man and I wish him the very best with his future endeavors,” Richt said in the press release. “I fully support his decision to step away from football and I look forward to watching his career path unfold.”
Washington, listed at 6-foot-5 and 255 pounds, was the No. 1-rated junior college tight end in 2015 by major recruiting services. He attended Mercer (N.J.) Community College and played for Gattaca Football, a club team in nearby Trenton, N.J.
Washington (247Sports)
He was a virtual unknown in recruiting circles after graduating from Stony Brook (N.Y.) High in 2013. He spent a post-graduate season at The Gunnery in Washington, Conn. Before committing to UM in Nov. 2014, Washington was contacted by coaches from Alabama, Nebraska, Rutgers and Washington.
“Playing football at the University of Miami was a wonderful experience, but at this time, I feel it is in my best interest to step away from the game,” Washington said. “I can’t thank this institution enough for allowing me the opportunity to play college football at the highest level.”
as a Jersey guy i was pulling for Jerome, but he was blocked from ever starting
Njoku has superstar potential, Herndon has grown alot as a H-back/TE, and we got Haskins/Lil Irvin in this class and Kemore Gamble (and others) in the '17 class. we'll be cool @ TE. Dobard has been a bust but sometimes senior years wake dudes up. he needs to stick it out and contribute its not the teams fault Njoku broke out
btw, his brother Evidence is a very interesting prospect. Hartley will close on him soon Evidence Njoku, Cedar Grove , Wide Receiver
Njoku has superstar potential, Herndon has grown alot as a H-back/TE, and we got Haskins/Lil Irvin in this class and Kemore Gamble (and others) in the '17 class. we'll be cool @ TE. Dobard has been a bust but sometimes senior years wake dudes up. he needs to stick it out and contribute its not the teams fault Njoku broke out
btw, his brother Evidence is a very interesting prospect. Hartley will close on him soon Evidence Njoku, Cedar Grove , Wide Receiver
