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And yet another CT football player without D1 talent.
And yet another CT football player without D1 talent.
There is some D1 talent - some.My post was pure sarcasm directed at those who claim CT and New England does not produce D1 level football talent.
This post will probably get me in trouble. Quite frankly, I love SEC Football and have friends at a couple of those schools. However, if a young man has any more than just a cursory interest in academics the program is not for them. Again, I don't have a problem with that - and if they stay 4-5 years they will most likely graduate - but they won't learn much or be challenged in the classroom. It is what it is - and this doesn't mean they are bad academic schools - but as a football player you won't experience that - just the program designed to keep them in school for their football career and hand then a piece of paper called a diploma after that in case they don't make the NFL.
MOM and DAD are proud of you Franklin.Personally, if UConn weren't playing Division 1 football I couldn't give a rat's about college football. I think the same would go for basketball. I think I'm just a UConn fan. So if UConn is eventually boxed out of competing at the highest level I don't think I would even follow any college sports any longer. In the same vein since there is no "local" pro team I don't care about any pro sport. I've dropped all the sports channels, I won't put a penny into the account of the B1GN, SECN, or any other network until UConn gets into a power conference. I'll let my money do my talking to the networks. And with this position, possibly to the surprise of many, I still lead a rich, full and exciting life.
medic pls stop. we have no chance
Go back and look - I never, ever, ever, said we had a chance. That's why I post in a separate thread and not the 2017 recruiting thread. He's a high end kid from CT who has big school talent. I watched him and CJ Holmes play a lot when they were just starting out in Pee-Wee. You can see they were good then but didn't realize what top end would be. Nice to see CT recruiting trending - it's only a good thing.
He's not going to UCONN and I don't know the kid or the family, so I don't care. I don't wish him or Ben Mason or anyone else bad, I just don't care.
But he's also a CT kid. At the end of the day whether they stay home and go to UConn or leave and head to another school we should support them as home state kids.medic pls stop. we have no chance
You don't have to root or care, just like you don't have to click on a thread with the kid's name.Why should I root for him? Because he lives an hour away? I said I'm not rooting against him either. I have no interest in him or anyone else who chooses to go elsewhere. That's it. I don't see your point. And I'm sure you don't see mine.
If we move on to another coach we can't (ABSOLUTELY NO WAY) hire another coach without headcoaching experience... we can't be another guinea pig experiment...You don't have to root or care, just like you don't have to click on a thread with the kid's name.
We have to build our program up so that these kids want to stay home. The hot mess we continue to trot out is not enticing to kids with options.
Committing today and all signs point to Michigan (or UCLA)