4-Star Recruit Decommits From Florida After Visit To Rival SEC Program

by Larry Leo

October 20, 202112 Comments

4-Star Recruit Decommits From Florida After Visit To Rival SEC Program

On Wednesday, four-star linebacker Shemar James announced he is decommitting from Florida after recently visiting Georgia on an unofficial visit this past weekend. The Faith Academy linebacker is the No. 70 prospect in the Class of 2022 per 247Sports. He is the No. 10 linebacker in the country and the No. 4 prospect from the state of Alabama...

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mr bunion•30 months

rispeck my decission

6R12•30 months

Why can't you just get your decision right the first time??????

BrotherDawg84•30 months

These kids are 17 and situations change. UF is about to fire their DC, who recruited this kid. Anyone who blames him for changing his mind is not thinking.

TriadTigers•30 months

Is he really committed to de-committing, though?

LSU ZFactor•30 months

Smart move--florida's program is in disarray and they will be firing a bunch of coaches soon.

CanebreakCajun•30 months

"just business" that is where we are in CFB

DesScorp•30 months

Paying players. A playoff. No ACT/SAT requirements. It IS just a business now. College Football has nothing to do with "college" anymore. It's just another pro league now. College Football is the USFL with the illusion of an academic mission. But no one is really fooled.

Rex Feral•30 months

"Stick to you commitments..."? You guys are a bunch of thoughtless dicks if you're expecting 17 year olds not to change their minds. You realize this is the biggest decision of their lives so far and maybe they got carried away by their emotions?

SkintBack•30 months

True story. I signed up for the Marines 3 months after my 17th birthday. Had to wait 8 months until I left for boot camp. I second guessed my decision at times, got a little scared at times. Got to boot camp and said wtf have I done. I did my 5 years honorably and never wavered. Imagine that, it can be done. And I never cared if anybody "respeck my decision".

eddieray•30 months

Georgia stacked

JJJimmyJimJames•30 months

This is how a $30,000,000 football team gets a$$embled.

Tigerwm23•30 months

Earn some of your respect by sticking to your commitment. And look up the definition of respect.

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