Recruits saying the quiet part out loud now

"Your program is not good enough for me, that's why I'm bouncing"

https://twitter.com/elijah_rushing/status/1711201529615810803

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I don't think this is groundbreaking...

Onward and upward

The theory is as old as dirt. No kidding. The player actually saying "I see improvement but nah" is what's interesting. These are usually cliche filled respect my decision type tweets. Not this one.

I want to say, actually we'll thought out and professional- but cynical me truly thinks that is just chatgpt

I'm still figuring this out.

He's a five star recruit, he can go anywhere. He will be in the SEC most likely next season. Arizona makes zero sense for him unless they have a multi-million NIL to put in writing for his services.

VTCC '86 Delta Co., Peru Hokie, Former Naval Aviator, Former FBISA, Forever married to my VT87 girl. Go VT!

Did he not know that when he "committed" to them?

apparently oregon is throwing money at his hs coaches or something

I been here since day 0.

Meh, if he was going to say the quiet part out loud, it would be about how he got an offer of a higher guaranteed financial payment to go somewhere else than he was going to get at Arizona.

"The program isn't good enough" is just code for 'they couldn't pay me'

"When I was growing up, Virginia Tech was a school that was kicking ass and taking names, and it's time we get back to that" - James Franklin

Wont argue with that

Yeah, commit somewhere you don't want to go...make everyone turn their heads...then the big dawgs come in with an NIL bidding war...make your decision and flip commitment. It's All In The Game, manufacture the bidding war for your commitment. Not saying that is what Rushing did. I don't know him or the history, but year, a possibility.

i.e. the eric mensah protocol

I been here since day 0.

heard he was pissed that his walk on brother didnt get enough pt in an ot game with #9 usc

I been here since day 0.

I thought the quiet part was...

Um, not good enough? A 5* player might have just been the difference in the game and upset USC. It money, its always money.

A 5⭐ decommit.

Is it better to have loved and lost, than to have never loved at all? Asking for a friend.

"Yes I am going to have favorites. My favorites are high production and low maintenance players, coaches, and staff." - JMFF

I think that's generally lust, not love.