Now this is an interesting way to commit
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Guessing he didn’t commit from his high school gymnasium, unless they do things differently in Houston.
Seems about what you could expect from a Colorado/Mizzou commit.
Does that make him a Dawg or a Leader in Colorado?
Video won’t pull up is that how he picked the school, which one he picked up first?
Coach Deion pegged his defensive tackle target perfectly. Who wants to take the time to find out if the father lives in the home? Dude is clearly stepping up and protecting his mama. Dawg, all the way.
He should’ve committed to a school that is orange. Going to have a future wearing that color with that kind of charade. Awesome
i think that is just a screen shot of the vid. but lol, that woulda been amazing.
Everyone knows what he’s packing into his Louis luggage
Amazing character on display with this recruit.
Remember the dude that had a gas mask/bong right before draft day a few years back.
Sometimes you just got to play the game and not make things public, but these guys seem to really not care.
Remember the dude that had a gas mask/bong right before draft day a few years back.
Sometimes you just got to play the game and not make things public, but these guys seem to really not care.
Being recruited as locker room security to guard purses.
Even better way to say fvck Prime!!
Sanders is bringing back Ghetto Thug U.
From the racist OT to this guy I predict there's going to be a lot of judging by the content of their character in the future.
At least he's doing it right, huh @Landomatic
Laramy Tunsil?
yes, we all remember.
he's currently the highest paid tackle on the planet.
so, I suppose the question shouldn't be "does he care?". it should be "who cares?"
That was Laramy Tunsil. While it was surprising, it was a miss for the teams who ended up passing on him.
Dolphins took him and then traded him to Texans where he became a two-time Pro Bowl left tackle and is making $22M a year now. Dolphins used him to get three first-round picks, an early second-rounder, a third-rounder and a fourth-rounder in a period that yielded (after drafts and trades)
- WR Tyreek Hill.
- WR Jaylen Waddle.
- S Jevon Holland.
- CB Noah Igbinoghene.
- G Solomon Kindley.
- LB Channing Tindall.
- WR Erik Ezukanma.
Was this dude driving a Mini Cooper last night???
This entire thread is ridiculous caucausity. Weed and a gun in a video is such an insignificant thing to worry about. Deion is failing at CU because he is just bad at his job, but to call an athlete a thug because he has weed and a gun is really something considering the armories and grow operations of folks I’ve personally seen from folks of more Caucasian persuasion.
Get out with this garbage. No one is saying anything because he’s black. The same comments would be coming if he was white. To say it’s not a big deal for 17-18 year old to commit with that in the background on his most important day of his life up to that point is not a big deal is ridiculous. It shows where his priorities lie.
Imagine a young person coming in to accept an offer for a job and they lay down some blunts and a gun on the table before pulling the pen out of their pocket. You wouldn’t see a red flag with that?
>here's how this is actually the white man's fault
Not a 17-18 year old. He is a transfer from UH. Still a bad look but he is at least 19 or 20
Don’t cut off the post to fit a narrative. Quote my whole postOhhhhh well then...
"Still a bad look but he is at least 19 or 20"
You gave them an out by raising their age a whopping 1-2 years.
Wat? So now it’s racist to highlight, question or make fun this kid’s behavior cause he’s black? Holy WTH man? So… what exactly is the threshold? When exactly can we question a young black man’s behavior? And while you’re contemplating that, maybe you can link me all the white kids with guns and weed in their commitment videos. So I can rip them too, mostly because they’d deserve it, but knowing I wouldn’t get called a racist is kind of a bonus.
