re: Recruiting is a trip. Son flipped today and it’s like a divorce.

this is a wild melt over losing a 3 star kicker....

So just to clarify, your son turned down a $100k/year offer to play at an SEC school to attend a school he isn’t sure will pay him anything. And this is somehow a better deal for him.

That is the way your posts read.

Congrats to your son on the record breaking kick. I remember you saying early on that he really wanted Florida, glad he is getting the opportunity. Your fellow coast trash is proud

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Oct 8, a Tuesday, same thing

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well I went back to this day, since Tuesdays are normally our late practices and I don’t have other things to do on Tuesday like I do Thursday And.. your wrong what do you know! My last post was 2:48 pm next post after 6. Huh wonder why that was? On Thursdays I’m normally on the road early for jr high or inside monitoring jr high boys. The latest I stay out on the field on Thursday is about 3:30. We had 2 Thursday high school games l, both at home where I might bullshite on my phone here and there until 5:30/6 depending on when we go out for pre game. What do you think coaches do when players are getting ready for the game? After pre game meal there’s a bunch of dead time. We aren’t game planning still an hour and a half before kickoff. As I said you’re a fricking paranoid schizophrenic. Seek help.

He is going to UF? Nil?

Good luck to him

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He is going to UF?

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Yes. He’s ready to work hard.

All SEC scholarship players get NIL, he’ll get the lowest tier…whatever that is.

This is fun as hell at this point


You lit a fire, and I'm going to see it to the end...

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HS55 - well I went back to this day, since Tuesdays are normally our late practices and I don’t have other things to do on Tuesday like I do Thursday And.. your wrong what do you know! My last post was 2:48 pm next post after 6.

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Lie #74!

You posted at 4:39 PM!


Again, I'm just going off your inability to keep your lies straight. Anyone who's interested can go back and look.


So, summation, four years ago you loved to jump on people because of your vast knowledge of the game of football, and now, four years later, you've admitted that - at BEST - you're a junior high assistant.

You love to trash people with made up narratives, and then you squeal like a little girl when you get exposed.




I'm going to go all the way back to August.


Can you do me a favor? Don't tell us your school of course. But can you tell me from your 2021, 2022 and 2023 years, which nights did you have junior high games and senior high varsity games? Thanks in advance

Question for the guru


Hey do you help break down film and game plan on Sundays? Yes or no question...


Or is it Saturdays?

Arky is better than UF right now and with Napier's future uncertain, I don't think it's a good idea to go to UF if there's no money involved. UF boosters may be asked to divert all the buyout money (it's probably over $40M to ditch Napier, deal with assistants, etc) to NIL this year, but then next year they may be asked to pony up the buyout money once again to fire Napier, and that means NIL money could be an issue, and I would not be counting on revenue sharing. Things are still up in the air on that one. Either way, it appears he would get more money at Arky. Do the math on compounding interest starting at age 18 or so, with $100k, or even $50k in the bank. In five rollover periods, that's probably over $1M, just with the $50k initial investment. That's life changing money.

That said...
- if he's always wanted to be a Gator, then no issues, he'll always have that, he'll have that helmet and jersey when he leaves and if that's a dream, no big deal. Money isn't everything, although it's very important.

- his education will not be better at UF. An undergrad degree is like community college: you get out of it what you put into it. If there is a degree program he's interested in because of UF, it's best to pursue that in grad school. That's where you will find a difference.

- I think it's a dick move to commit to a school, especially if a coach visits you time after time, and more so if you're a kicker or other special teams player, only to bail later on. And, if your son wanted to be a Gator forever, that should have been communicated to the other schools. Maybe it was, I'm not suggesting it wasn't. But it would be a dick move to not let them know.

- I think it's a much better chance to find a good chick at Arkansas than at UF, to be honest. Let's be real, if the choices are schools like Arky and UF, then winning is probably not a priority for him. So, these other factors should be considered. And there's always the possibility of taking the money, going to Arky, graduating early, and transferring to UF for grad school and finishing up eligibility there. This is especially the case if it appears he will redshirt.
That is really the optimal way to go, IMO. You get both experiences and end up in grad school at UF and academically, that is the time to be at a place like UF. By that time he has a good amount of money in an index fund. It's all gravy from there, and who knows, maybe he becomes a top kicker in the next few years, then NIL money rolls in and Arky and UF both bid for his services.