re: Advice for J. Sayin

All I know is that following Mack at Bama and Sayin at Ohio State will be very interesting in the future.

Wouldn’t be surprised at all if both players end up really good in college.

Both things can be true. DeBoer and his staff probably wanted Sayin to stay and compete but they also didn’t want to lose the guy they believe in with Mack. The guy they developed.

Tough situation but I don’t blame DeBoer if he thinks Austin Mack is legit and I don’t blame Sayin for feeling forced out.

If a new staff was hired and they brought their guy over then you’re going to naturally feel like you’re already behind in the competition.