Florida stays after Michigan commit

Ya unless he's talking about winning the outland and grier winning the Heisman at another school I think he's ours

Totally agree, it is highly unlikely he is a Michigan commit for much longer.

One thing to note for Gator fans though is a slightly concerning pattern. He almost committed to Purdue, but opted to visit Michigan instead of heading back to West Lafayette. He got the Michigan offer and committed within a week. Now Florida shows him a lot of interest and he's close to backing out and flipping to you guys. Maybe since he's going to school in Florida it will stick, but sure seems easily swayed which will make it an interesting one to watch until signing day next year.

The classical comments
"Didn't want him"
"He isn't xx school material"
"We have higher guys on our board"
"He has issues"

We gladly take him of your guys hands

Michigan coaches are visiting him today.. lol

That's true, who wouldn't love to have him. However, in this case it helps you to land him much more than it hurts um to lose him. They've brought in over 15 four star prospects over the last three classes. I would venture to say they've out recruited the entirety of college football at that position. I'm sure they'd take a few of your skill position players but that's neither here nor there. That's coming from a state fan and yes it's hard to stomach a compliment to them in any way.

For the record, MSU lives on 3 star players from Ohio. I can assure you they can play. The coaching in Ohio at the upper levels is excellent and work ethic is typically not a problem as well. Often the difference between that guy and the higher rated prospect is footwork, hand placement, etc. from a size and athleticism standpoint he looks excellent. Your coaches get paid to coach, let em' work.

Yes sir!!