Nu'keese Richardson

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HootGibson

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Nu'keese Richardson has seemed to stay out of trouble in recent months to be able to transfer to the University of Pikeville a NAIA school in Kentucky. Just a little info on a bad memory :hi:
 
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We have had soooo many highly rated recruits not pan out in recent years. We are due for some good luck by now!
 
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I immediately thought this was going to contain a link to a mug shot somewhere. Hope this kid keeps it together.
 
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volanatic said:
I immediately thought this was going to contain a link to a mug shot somewhere. Hope this kid keeps it together.
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I had worse thoughts, when the OP said "Nu'keese Richardson has seemed to stay out of trouble in recent months" I thought he was making a case for Nu'keese to come back.

Granted it wouldn't have made the top ten most idiotic comments I have seen on here today though. NSD is a bad day!
 
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Nu’Keese Richardson’s wild ride in football appears to be finished.

His journey began with small-town stardom in Pahokee and took him as high as Neyland Stadium, followed by stops in Virginia and Kansas.

What’s next for Richardson? A job.

“I ain’t playing football anymore,” he said in a brief interview. “I don’t want to. I just decided I’m ready to work. Things happen. I’m over it.”

He did not specify what kind of work he will be doing, but said he is relocating from South Florida to New York. Richardson has family in the Syracuse area.

Richardson is 21 years old and still has eligibility, so his retirement might not be final. If he is still in football shape and can qualify academically, a school might take a chance on him.

He was an all-America wide receiver at Pahokee High School in 2008 and was committed to Florida before switching to Tennessee on signing day. He was with the Volunteers less than one season in 2009 before an arrest led to his dismissal. He transferred to Hampton, an FCS program, in Spring 2010, but never played for the school. His last attempt to restart his career was at Coffeyville (Kan.) Community College.

While his college career did not go the way he wanted, Richardson left Pahokee as one of the most accomplished football players in Palm Beach County history. He was exceptional. Urban Meyer and Lane Kiffin fought over this guy.
 
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The kid was a freak athlete.. What was the quote the coaching staff made? Were not angels and we will not recruit angels lol? I meen com on man, we shoulda ran them outta town..
 
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HootGibson said:
The kid was a freak athlete....
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Not really. A lot of hype that never materialized at any point on the field. Wasn't really even that fast on the football field.

Just like the entire Kiffin year. A lot of noise, hype and talk but very little production.
 
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Backwards K said:
Not really. A lot of hype that never materialized at any point on the field. Wasn't really even that fast on the football field.

Just like the entire Kiffin year. A lot of noise, hype and talk but very little production.
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Yeah, he had average speed. They were talking him up like he was a burner. Didn't he only have one play that went for over 10 yards?

Hopefully he's got his stuff together. I remember watching a video of him and his buddies shopping in a walmart a couple years back and he came across as a thug,
 
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