Deion Sanders Flipped Miami Recruit Cormani Mcclain From Miami To Colorado

[CarltonJunior]

This kid being fools gold, Dylan Edwards transferring out and this shoddy succession plan for Shedeur are the 3 things that have derailed prime's tenure at colorado.

I don't know if he'll have enough time to turn them around before he's shown the door.

 

[Memorial Stadium Piru]

This kid being fools gold, Dylan Edwards transferring out and this shoddy succession plan for Shedeur are the 3 things that have derailed prime's tenure at colorado.

I don't know if he'll have enough time to turn them around before he's shown the door.

sCUm just gave him that big extension. He ain't going nowhere for the next 3-4 lol

 

[Piff Perkins]

Development is fukked across the college landscape. Kids come in highly touted, get a 6-7 figure pay day just to join the team, and then you can't tell them shyt. Coach too hard and they're out the door. Or lose too much and they're out the door. Or if they aren't as good as they think they should be ASAP they're out the door.

I'm not saying every 5 star recruit should be good but they should certainly be better than this guy lol.

 

[revan]

I think Cormani has played pretty well, the Florida defense has for sure.

 

[L. Deezy]

Bruh still getting flipped till this day (pause)

Lord....

 

[Drake's Tan]

I think Cormani has played pretty well, the Florida defense has for sure.

It's well documented that I hate Napier and try to shyt on him every possible chance.

That said, as bad as that clip was, Cormani overall has actually been one of the few things that Napier has done well. Cormani has definitely been decent overall and seems to be making some progress, that clip withstanding.

 

[Braman]

Bruh still getting flipped till this day (pause)

This is nothing. He’s still a SEC DB with a pathway to the league.

I saw this get bumped and was wondering if he was out of football back home catching charges. Seen it play out like that a million times.

 

[CrimsonTider]

Development is fukked across the college landscape. Kids come in highly touted, get a 6-7 figure pay day just to join the team, and then you can't tell them shyt. Coach too hard and they're out the door. Or lose too much and they're out the door. Or if they aren't as good as they think they should be ASAP they're out the door.

I'm not saying every 5 star recruit should be good but they should certainly be better than this guy lol.

He’s not bad

 

[CrimsonTider]

 

[Trojan 24]

What this jit up to?

 

[10bandz]

What this jit up to?

Just got a pick vs Miami. Looks like he’s getting a lot of playing time