'11 FL S Robenson Therezie

#29
#29
Probably, but if Therezie or Walls wanted to commit I would have a hard time seeing the staff turn them away.
 
#30
#30
I dont think we are done.

Walls, Therezie, Randolph & Martin are all takes no matter what but I think we are looking to add quality depth at Safety.

esp. considering Randolph could grow into a WLB
 
#31
#31
I think we still go very hard after Walls and Therezie even if Pat pulls the trigger. We have room to take three safteys anyways.
 
#32
#32
I agree about taking 3, I just was under the impression that the staff was looking to take 2. But like I said before, there is no way I could see our staff not taking Therezie and Walls if they wanted to come here.
 
#33
#33
I agree about taking 3, I just was under the impression that the staff was looking to take 2. But like I said before, there is no way I could see our staff not taking Therezie and Walls if they wanted to come here.

I think the number has always been 2-3 depending on who we get but i agree. Good thing is a few of them could be moved to different positions.
 
#34
#34
Randolph= S/Weakside OLB
Martin= SS
Walls= S/CB
Therezie= S

We can take 4 safeties and make it seem as if its only 2 or 3. IF we pull these guys I see Walls definately converting to corner. That makes 3 safeties with randolph possibly moving to linebacker. No doubt at all that we would take all four if we can.
 
#36
#36
Randolph= S/Weakside OLB
Martin= SS
Walls= S/CB
Therezie= S

We can take 4 safeties and make it seem as if its only 2 or 3. IF we pull these guys I see Walls definately converting to corner. That makes 3 safeties with randolph possibly moving to linebacker. No doubt at all that we would take all four if we can.

Exactly. Would be epic if Dooley could land these four. Therezie looks to be heading to The U though.
 
#37
#37
Exactly. Would be epic if Dooley could land these four. Therezie looks to be heading to The U though.

Therezie believes he already has found three schools that meet these criteria, and he plans to give them official visits - Tennessee, Alabama and Florida. Bidding for the other two official visits are such schools as Miami, Central Florida, Ole Miss, South Carolina and North Carolina.

Might need an offer from "The U" first.
 
#39
#39
My bad, it didn't show up on Rivals or Scout. That would seem to indicate he has even less interest in Miami. I figured the only reason he wasn't high on them was that he didn't have the offer.
 
#43
#43
ummm too be honest...i didnt think miami would offer..he is a heavy hitter,but could he cover?

but yea he is a playmaker..i dont know if your being sarcastic by if i feel better..feel better than when he wasnt offered
 
#44
#44
ummm too be honest...i didnt think miami would offer..he is a heavy hitter,but could he cover?

but yea he is a playmaker..i dont know if your being sarcastic by if i feel better..feel better than when he wasnt offered

More just a shot on the ever changing nature of recruiting and the fact that anything said more than 10 minutes ago seems to be out of date.

For the record I have no idea where he's headed...
 
#45
#45
“I’d like to go to one or two camps, but I’ve got nothing planned yet,” he said. “I’m not sure about when I’ll commit. I’m just going through the process. I haven’t gotten to know everyone yet…like Tennessee, I need to know their coaches more.”

Allen Wallace, Scout
Scout.com: ?Canes Pursue Therezie
 
#47
#47
For some reason, Miami was slow to offer four-star S Robenson Therezie of Florida even though he plays in the Canes' backyard. But since a late-May offer, The U has been steadily climbing Therezie's list. Now he tells Nate Adelson of ESPN affiliate InsidetheU.com that Miami indeed sits atop his final five, which is rounded out by Alabama, Tennessee, Florida and Auburn.

Therezie said he will take officials to all five schools before announcing, and that early playing time will be the biggest factor in his decision. In that regard, the Canes may be at a disadvantage, with rising sophomores Ray Ray Armstrong and Vaughn Telemaque and redshirt freshman Jamal Reid as their top three safeties.

"My thing is that I want to play pretty much right away," said Therezie, who hasn't been to Coral Gables since camping there in 2009. "To be honest, staying close for college doesn't really matter. I could stay close, but I don?t feel like it?s something that I have to do."

Perhaps the coaches could convince Therezie that at least one of the aforementioned safeties will enter the draft early, which could open up a starting position for Therezie after a one-year apprenticeship.

espn
 

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