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Ain’t nobody salty, just pointing out his mistake. I have absolutely 0 concern about WR recruitingThe level of salt buildup in this thread is so great, my kidneys are retaining waste products and I’m starting to get gout.
You know that was orchestrated by Beamer to try and dampen Hyatt's accomplishment.This makes ZERO sense.
You choose to decommit the very night a University of Tennessee WR WINS
THE BEST WR IN COLLEGE FOOTBALL award
and he's from YOUR home state?????
What the hell is wrong with that kid!??
Oh lord what a dumb boy...
I’m thinking like 70+ points…basically replace Milton after about 49-56 points and let Nico keep throwing
Bottom line its a 16/17 yo kid who clearly made a decision too early. Some of y'all need to chill, we will be fine.
I can't speak for everyone because we all have our own reasons to frown on this.
For me...The lack of awareness of this kid is astounding haha!
Either
1) He was told to do this by whomever, and didn't have the common sense to see how in no way possible could this benefit him.
2) he was all up in his own head and decided to do this thinking it would send a message haha. Not one coaching staff would think that is a savvy move.
3) or He really is oblivious of the timing, and therefore again, just showing he's not intelligent.
He has good film. Not a burner, but very elusive. Can get faster.
With that said, I honestly would close the door on him after this. Too many good players out there to stick it out for this kid and his lack of awareness.
Like JR Smith ( Cleveland Cavaliers ) type IQ.
This all could be as simple as a kid caving to pressure. I'm sure everybody around him in South Carolina has been clowning him since our game. If that is the case, it just shows that he lacks a certain level of maturity currently. He is a 16 or 17 year old kid. To me, it says more about the adults in his life advising him. It's real easy to get in the head of weak minded adults...even easier when it's an impressionable teenager.