Recruiting Another recruit decommits
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GatorJ;n16693 said:
that makes sense, thanks. Gotta wonder about all the hoopla about Campbell and the other kid might have had something to do with this de-commit.
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T Rex,TheDouglas78 said:
No excuse. I just look at it as July. What good is a verbal commitment? Nothing counts until it is on a LOI. I don't know how you turned by statement into a diatribe about Muschamp, that must be some personal issue you are dealing with. All I'm saying is it's a verbal decommitt 6 months away from signing day. Doesn't mean he will not change his commitment again come December. If this was January (especially) late January then I start to worry. But it's July, before we and the recruits even know what product is going to be on the field.
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Such a dumbass post.t-gator;n16699 said:
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t-gator;n16699 said:
Crack is a hellva drug.
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So......signing day is in 7 months, correct?
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http://sports.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/recruiting/teamrank/2015/all/allSwamp Queen said:
You're right? Who cares...no big deal.
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GatorJ;n16765 said:
As long as we have a decent year and show our O is somewhat clicking we're supposed to be in the drivers seat.It's nice that we're finally getting some depth at the skill positions so we can actually work with a Campbell to smooth the rough edges and not have to throw him in.
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Is NSD day tomorrow? No? Then I don't care.
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This is what keeps me up at nightoxrageous said:
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YepMJMGator said:
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If we can keep it close and the ball bounces our way we might be able to pull through in the fourth quarter.
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I saw Payton in high school before he had a single offer from a college program. He's a good player, but it's not the end of the world that he decommitted. He certainly has developed better than I thought he would from a physical standpoint, and I do think he's the best of the receivers that have decommitted at this point. He'd be a solid take for Florida.
Few other thoughts on comments in this thread I've read:
1) Absolute worst-case for Florida is a mediocre year (read: 8-4) where Muschamp gets retained. IMO, that probably leads to at least a few of the 5-star leans ending up elsewhere and you end up with a good but not great class from what should be one of the once every half-decade type setups for Florida.
2) I don't think Muschamp gets retained with a 7-5 record. Let's face it, Florida's going 3-0 to start the season, and if it doesn't, disregard the rest of this point. Go 3-0, and I just can't see going 4-5 in the rest of the regular season begin enough to keep Muschamp. Recruiting falls apart, there's no real sign of progression, etc. It's just hard to envision any scenario where 7-5 allows Muschamp to stay employed.
3) Nothing that happens in recruiting (good or bad) the next two or three months really matters much. The guys lower-rated guys decommitting now will end up being a good thing if Florida surprises and wins nine to 10 games. Likewise, the solid commits Florida could land in the next week or two (Adonis Thomas, Ray-Ray McCloud, etc.) very well may not stick if Florida ends up mediocre. Wouldn't sweat anything going on with recruiting right now. Florida's in total limbo.
Few other thoughts on comments in this thread I've read:
1) Absolute worst-case for Florida is a mediocre year (read: 8-4) where Muschamp gets retained. IMO, that probably leads to at least a few of the 5-star leans ending up elsewhere and you end up with a good but not great class from what should be one of the once every half-decade type setups for Florida.
2) I don't think Muschamp gets retained with a 7-5 record. Let's face it, Florida's going 3-0 to start the season, and if it doesn't, disregard the rest of this point. Go 3-0, and I just can't see going 4-5 in the rest of the regular season begin enough to keep Muschamp. Recruiting falls apart, there's no real sign of progression, etc. It's just hard to envision any scenario where 7-5 allows Muschamp to stay employed.
3) Nothing that happens in recruiting (good or bad) the next two or three months really matters much. The guys lower-rated guys decommitting now will end up being a good thing if Florida surprises and wins nine to 10 games. Likewise, the solid commits Florida could land in the next week or two (Adonis Thomas, Ray-Ray McCloud, etc.) very well may not stick if Florida ends up mediocre. Wouldn't sweat anything going on with recruiting right now. Florida's in total limbo.
